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2014 Maya Symposium Informs Educators, Scholars, and Enthusiasts about Travel in the Ancient Maya World March 28th, 2014 K-12 educators, archaeologists, art historians, and Maya enthusiasts enjoyed the 2014 Tulane Maya Symposium, On the Maya Trail: Ancient Travelers, Epic Voyages, held March 20-23rd.… read more
Ludovico Feoli discusses upcoming elections and democracy in Central America March 20th, 2014 Ludovico Feoli, Director of the Center for Inter-American Policy and Research (CIPR), wrote an article in the Diplomatist discussing the upcoming presidential elections in Costa… read more
Latin American Resource Center Acquires New Films March 6th, 2014 The LARC Lending Library is pleased to announce some of our recent film acquisitions. These films are available to K-12 and university level educators around… read more
Longtime love inspires gift to institute March 6th, 2014 This story originally appeared in Tulane’s New Wave. By: Mary Sparacello “msparace@tulane.edu”:sendto:msparace@tulane.edu High school sweethearts Yvonne and Lt. Col. Clinton Effinger III were reunited in… read more
Higgins, Pereira paper highlighted in Folha de Sao Paulo newspaper March 6th, 2014 Sean Higgins, Ph.D. Student and B.S. ‘11 in Economics, and Claudiney Pereira, Professor of Economics, were cited in Folha de Sao Paulo opinion section by… read more
Nora Lustig presents on fiscal policy at the World Bank March 2nd, 2014 Nora Lustig, Samuel Z. Stone Professor of Latin American Economics and Senior Research Fellow at CIPR, delivered a presentation, “How can fiscal policy be better… read more
Local students learn about Carnival in Haiti February 28th, 2014 On February 19th, Wedsly Guerrier, Visiting Assistant Professor in French & Italian, presented on Carnival in Haiti at the Newman School as part of the… read more
Nora Lustig Presents at Ministerio de Hacienda in Costa Rica February 11th, 2014 Nora Lustig, Samuel Z. Stone Professor of Latin American Economics and Senior Research Fellow at CIPR, as well as Eduardo Ortiz-Juárez and Yoriko Yasukawa, presented… read more
Costa Rica as your classroom February 10th, 2014 This story originally appeared on Tulane’s School of Liberal Arts website. By: Mary Sparacello What better place to study the environment than in Costa Rica,… read more
CIPR/Inter-American Dialogue joint seminar series to feature Roberto Rubio and Salvador Samayoa February 7th, 2014 The Implications of El Salvador’s Elections by Caitlin Reilly, Inter-American Dialogue February 7, 2014 Salvador Sánchez Cerén, El Salvador‘s current vice president and the candidate… read more
Latin American Library Welcomes First Greenleaf Fellow February 7th, 2014 José Antonio Serrano Ortega is joining the Latin American Library for the 2013-2014 academic year as the first Greenleaf Fellow. José Antonio Serrano Ortega holds… read more
Federico Rossi publishes article in Social Movement Studies February 6th, 2014 CIPR post-doctoral fellow Federico has had his article, “Building Factories without Bosses: the Movement of Worker-Managed Factories in Argentina,” published in the journal Social Movement… read more
Latin American Library Calls for Proposals for the Richard E. Greenleaf Fellowships February 5th, 2014 The Latin American Library is delighted to announce the call for proposals for the Richard E. Greenleaf Fellowships at the Latin American Library, Tulane University,… read more
Diddier Santos presents two films on Cuban media and culture February 4th, 2014 On January 30-31, 2014, the CIPR welcomed Cuban filmmaker Diddier Santos Moleiro for the screening of his two documentaries – Artículo 53 and Ni Rojo,… read more
Law students take pro bono work to Panama January 28th, 2014 This story originally appeared in Tulane University’s New Wave. By: Alex Chasick newwave@tulane.edu Nineteen Tulane Law School students performed client intake, legal research and community… read more