Harvard Kennedy School Littauer building 1st floor 79 John F. Kennedy Street, Cambridge
RCC is pleased to announce the Latin American Conference 2017 on “Moving Beyond the Crossroads: How can Latin America overcome its old and new challenges?”
Hauser Hall 104, Harvard Law School, 1563 Massachusetts Avenue Cambridge, MA
Globalization is presented as a natural, inevitable, and evolutionary process that will bring prosperity and economic growth to all members of the global community. However, the current situation has proved that the system has produced not only winners, but also losers. Moreover, the effects of globalization upon the different regions are diverse. Whilst some countries and communities have benefited from open markets and trade liberalization, others have suffered from market pressures undermining their economic and political powers.
RCC Director Jean Monnet ad personam Professor for the Study of European Union Law and Government
José Manuel Martínez Sierra is Jean Monnet ad personam Professor for the Study of European Union Law and Government, Faculty Affiliate of the Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies at Harvard and Faculty Associate of the David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies. He teaches different courses about Europe and Spain at the Department of Government at Harvard. He is a Member of the IGLP Advisory Council at Harvard Law School, chair of the Internationalization and Innovation in Higher Education Study Group, co-chair of the European Union Law and GovernmentStudy Group and co-chair of the Study Group A Center-Periphery Europe? Perspectives from Southern Europe at the Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies at Harvard. Martínez is Academic Advisor of the European Horizons at Yale University, and one of the faculty members involved in the European Conference at Harvard University. He is the principal investigator of the European Union Project "Enhancing governance of EU policies: legal and institutional learnings from a US-EU dialogue”
