Pablo Querubin es Profesor Asociado de Ciencia Política y Economía en New York University (NYU). Tiene un Ph.D en economía del Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2010) y realizó sus estudios de pregrado y maestría en la Universidad de los Andes. Antes de vincularse a NYU, fue investigador posdoctoral del Harvard Academy for International and Area Studies. Su investigación se enfoca en la economía política del desarrollo, con énfasis en comprender los retos de la consolidación del estado, el rol de la elites políticas y económicas en el desarrollo y el clientelismo. Es Research Associate del National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) y miembro de Evidence in Governance and Politics (EGAP). Su trabajo ha sido financiado por el National Science Foundation (NSF) y por EGAP y ha sido publicado en el American Economic Review, Econometrica, Journal of the European Economic Association y el Quarterly Journal of Economics, entre otros.

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We are excited to announce that Economía LACEA Journal will now be published by LSE Press in the Open Access format. The new web-page will be ready soon with more details, the new authors guidelines and the latest published papers. Stay connected to get more information soon!


LACEA is now accepting proposals for hosting its annual meetings for the next two years. The LACEA Annual Meeting takes place over 3 days, usually in early November. Candidates interested in hosting one of the next LACEA conferences are kindly asked to submit a proposal to lacea@lacea.org. The Executive Committee will carefully review each proposal. Please consult the summary information on the conferences provided here before preparing your submission, and do not hesitate to contact us at lacea@lacea.org if you need any additional information.


LACEA Statement

The undersigned members of the Executive Committee of the Latin American and Caribbean Economic Association (LACEA) hereby express their great dismay over the recent set of actions led by Conacyt and the Mexican Government against CIDE (Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas). We also condemn the broader attacks on and suppression of the freedom of academics nationwide in Mexico. 

Read the full statement here


 

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