Friday, March 3, 2017

Stanford University: Venezuela at a Crossroads: An Academic Perspective

EN:
https://sgs.stanford.edu/events/venezuela-crossroads-academic-perspective

The Stanford Latino Law Students Association (SLLSA) is proud to co-sponsor "Venezuela at a Crossroads: An Academic Perspective", a one-day conference with five lectures and two panel discussions on the political, economic, and social aspects of the current Venezuelan crisis. 

For a full schedule, lecture titles, and list of sponsors please visit the conference website or our event page on Facebook. Event and lectures are open to the public. RSVP required for lunch.  Opening remarks by Prof. Larry Diamond (Stanford CDDRL). Speakers include Prof. Colette Capriles (Universidad Simón Bolívar  - Caracas,Venezuela), Prof. Javier Corrales (Amherst), Prof. Margarita López Maya (Universidad Central de Venezuela), Prof. Francisco Monaldi (Rice), and Dr. Miguel Ángel Santos (Harvard).  

For questions please email vensa.stanford@gmail.com

MARCH 4, 2017 -
9:00AM TO 5:30PM
SHRIRAM CENTER FOR BIOENGINEERING & CHEMICAL ENGINEERING, ROOM 104
Speaker: 
Javier Corrales
Francisco Monaldi
Larry Diamond
Margarita López-Maya
Colette Capriles
Miguel Angel Santos
“Venezuela at a Crossroads” is an academic response to Venezuela's current socio-economic and institutional crisis, unprecedented in its modern history. Using perspectives from various academic disciplines, this initiative aims to expand the debate on how best to address the country's deficiencies. Its main goal is to promote research in politics, economics, sociology, history, and law that may help our community better understand the underpinnings of the Venezuelan situation, which carry broad implications for Latin America at large. It also seeks to spread interest and awareness in the challenges that form part of the Venezuelan life experience.
The event will consist of a daylong conference that will bring scholars from both American and Venezuelan universities together to share their research and expertise on the unstable and volatile Venezuelan reality through various different academic perspectives, in addition to its effects across the Latin American region. There will be five lectures accompanied with two panel discussions. Lunch will be provided upon RSVP.
For more information and to RSVP, visit: https://vensastanford.wixsite.com/conference2017. 
Event Sponsor: 
Bechtel International Center, Center for Latin American Studies, The Stanford Fund, Young Alumni and Student Development, Stanford In Government, Venezuelan Association at Stanford, El Centro Chicano y Latino, Stanford Program in Law & Society, Society...
Contact Email: 
vensa.stanford@gmail.com
Contact Phone: 
323-774-4040







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