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Comparative Studies of Electoral Systems Country Spotlight: Argentina
In the new Comparative Studies of Electoral Systems (CSES) Country Spotlight series, Noam Lupu, Virginia Oliveros and Luis Schiumerini discuss…
Spring Speaker Series Kicks Off with Dr. Ernesto Calvo
On Friday, February 3, 2017, the Center for Inter-American Policy and Research (CIPR) hosted the first in a series of…
Nora Lustig receives Schloss Prize for Economics
From the Tulane University News By Faith Dawson fdawson@tulane.edu Nora Lustig, the Samuel Z. Stone Professor of Latin American Economics…
Campaigns and Voters in a Developing Democracy: Argentina's 2015 Election in Comparative Perspective
Campaigns and Voters in a Developing Democracy: Argentina’s 2015 Election in Comparative Perspective Thursday, May 19th, 2016 and Friday, May…
CIPR Post-Doc publishes Article on Obama's trip to Latin America
By Mariano E. Bertucci Most of the attention on President Obama’s upcoming trip to Latin America is focused on his…
Stone Center Grad Annalisa Cravens Cited in Tulane Law Lagniappe
“As a Tulane undergraduate student, Annalisa Cravens (BA ’10, L/MA ’14) immersed herself in her Latin American studies program. She…
Nora Lustig Cited in Buenos Aires Herald
Nora Lustig, professor of Latin American Economics, was cited in an article titled “Bolivia, Argentina top equality ranking” in The…
Fundación RAP and CIPR host seminar on social inclusion
The Center for Inter-American Policy and Research (CIPR) and the Fundación RAP of Argentina held a seminar on social inclusion…
Federico Rossi publishes article in journal Latin American Perspctives
CIPR post-doctoral Fellow Federico Rossi published an article, “The Movement of Popular and Neighborhood Assemblies in the City of Buenos…
Carmelo Mesa Lago discusses Pension Reform in Argentina, Bolivia and Chile
On March 19, 2013, Tulane University’s Center for Inter-American Policy welcomed back former Greenleaf professor Carmelo Mesa-Lago for a lecture…
New article by Tulane Prof. Nora Lustig in the World Development Journal
Tulane Professor and CIPR Senior Associate Research Fellow Nora Lustig has published a new article in World Development. The article,…
From Dance to Natural Disaster: Stone Center Faculty Speak on Summer Research
By: Shearon Roberts Photo: Tango mural, homage to Carlos Torrallardona, Paraná Street in Buenos Aires, with grafittied text, “Esto no…

Historical Representations of Time through Latin American Photography
The Latin American Library presents a Work-in-progress talk by Inés Yujnovsky titled “Historical Representations of Time through Latin American Photography.”…
Latin America at the Crossroads Seminar with Dr. Ernesto Calvo
The Center for Inter-American Policy and Research is hosting a seminar with Dr. Ernesto Calvo, Professor and Associate Chair of…
Mi Casa, Su Casa: The Latin American Connection to New Orleans
On April 20, the Delgado City Park campus will host a panel of Latin American community leaders who will share…
A night of Argentinian food and culture with Chef Adolfo Garcia
Delgado Community College Culinary Arts and Tulane Stone Center for Latin American Studies invite you to a night of Argentinian…
Contending for the New: Brazil and Argentina at the Walker Art Center in the Sixties
Delia Solomons, Visiting Assistant Professor in the Newcomb Art Department, will present a lecture entitled “Contending for the New: Brazil…
Interpretation and Literary Agency - A talk by Héctor Hoyos
The Department of Spanish and Portuguese presents a talk by Dr. Héctor Hoyos, Assistant Professor of Latin American literature and…
Sociology Colloquium Series: "Can Genetically Modified Crops Help the Poor?"
Can Genetically Modified Crops Help the Poor? Reflections on Science, Technology, Development, and the Environment. A talk by Amalia Leguizamón.…
Rituales de pubertad, relaciones sociales y relaciones con la naturaleza. El caso mbya-guaraní (Argentina)
Please join us on Friday, April 10 3-4:30pm, LAL Seminar Room for a work-in-progress talk by Dr. Marilyn Cebolla Badie,…
Summer in Argentina Program Info Session
TULANE SUMMER IN ARGENTINA PROGRAM JUNE 14 – JULY 17, 2015 FREE FOOD! Summer in Argentina is a Tulane-run five-week…
Tres Vidas: The Core Ensemble
Tres Vidas: A chamber music theatre work for singing actress and trio (cello, piano and percussion) based on the lives…
Photographs of Indigenous People: Standardized Fictions or Depicted Identities? A Comparative Study between Argentina and Peru
Latin American Library Greenleaf Fellow Geraldine Gluzman will give a talk entitled “Photographs of Indigenous People: Standardized Fictions or Depicted…
"The Media Operations and Communication Policies of Latin American Leftist Leaders: The Cases of Argentina and Uruguay"
Ivan Schuliaquer, a visiting student scholar from Argentina working on his doctoral dissertation, will present a talk entitled, “The Media…
"Revisiting the Backlands: Rurality and Crisis in Contemporary Argentine and Brazilian Cinema," a lecture by Jens Andermann
This event is sponsored by Tulane School of Liberal Arts, the Department of Spanish and Portuguese, The Film Studies Program…

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K-14 Summer Educator Institute in Cuba

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Havana, Cuba | June 17 – July 1, 2017

The Application Deadline has Passed
$3,500.00 for 15 days

This two-week program through the Stone Center for Latin American Studies, Cuban and Caribbean Studies, and in collaboration with Primary Source provides the unique opportunity to work on developing lesson plans while exploring the sights and sounds of a nation and country that remain obscured behind political rhetoric and misinformation. Recent economic changes on the island have provoked a series of social and cultural transformations that have left Cubans and the entire world wondering what could be next for the island and the Revolution. Don’t miss the chance to witness some of these challenges and triumphs firsthand and get the opportunity to bring your experience back to your students in the classroom.

Tulane’s summer program is locally sponsored and supported by the National Union of Writers and Artists. Participants will stay within walking distance of the Malecón, the university, and several cultural venues. In addition to field trips in Havana, there will also be group excursions to the historic cities of Trinidad and Cienfuegos, the Che Guevara monument in Santa Clara, Playa Girón, and Viñales.

For more information and for the institute application, please visit the institute webpage.

Summer Reading at the Pebbles Center Algiers

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Celebrate and learn about Latin America with your kids through the Stone Center’s Pebble Center at the Algiers Regional branch of the New Orleans Public Library for bilingual story time.

Our summer story hour will take place in June, July, and August on the second Tuesday of every month at 10:30 AM. All books are read in English and Spanish and readings are followed by an activity based on the book. Past books include Counting Ovejas, Drum Dream Girl, and Mango, Abuela, and Me. Readings are free and open to the public. Recommended ages 0 5 and parents!

Story Hour Dates/Themes

June 13
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July 11
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August 8
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