Events
Conflict and Peace in Colombia
The Wilson Center's Latin American Program, the Kellogg Institute of the University of Notre Dame, and Fundación Ideas para la Paz in Bogotá recently sponsored a conference, "Conflict and Peace in Colombia: Consequences and Perspectives for the Future" where panelists explored the policies set in motion during President Uribe’s first year in office, the economic and humanitarian consequences of the conflict, and possibilities for peacemaking with both guerrilla and paramilitary groups. The papers from the conference are available for download.
Mexico Institute in the News: The North American Security Perimeter: The North American Leaders Summit and Reviving Trilateral Integration
What the upcoming North American Leaders Summit will mean for the United States' relationship with Canada and Mexico.
Latin American Program in the News: Chavez's spirit will guide Venezuela - until leftist unity frays
“Chavismo is very much going to continue without Chavez, but it will never be the same”
Are Latin America's New Left Regimes Reducing Inequality Faster? Addendum to Poverty, Inequality and the New Left
This is an addendum to a paper commissioned for a conference, by economist Nora Lustig, who reviews trends in poverty and inequality throughout Latin America, comparing left and non-left governments, as well as left governments and their non-leftist predecessors.
Latin American Program Working Paper Series (251-260)
Includes those published 2001 - 2002. To request a working paper by mail, send an email with your name, address, and number of the working paper to lap@wilsoncenter.org.
