As the only Spanish-speaking center, Columbia Global Center Santiago is a gateway to collaborative, impactful participation across the continent, where renowned academics and researchers such as Joseph Stiglitz, Souleymane Bachir Diagne, Amanda Labarca, Hernan Büchi, Jeffrey Sachs, Pedro Pablo Rosso, and countless others coalesce to advance research and generate knowledge on the most challenging issues confronting Chile and South America today.
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Sebastián Salas (GSAPP’22) Research Fellow at the Santiago Center, organized the conference and presented the results of his research.
Claudia Michaels will stay for six months to research how pension policy can affect health indicators of older adult health and mortality.
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