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Global Governance Dialogue Series

Day:

25.07.2024

Time: 18: 00 hs.

Modality: Hybrid

It states: Cristiane Lucena Carneiro and Sofía del Carril

Location: Online, via Streaming

La School of Government from the Universidad Austral, in conjunction with the CEGG – Center for Global Governance Studies, invite you to participate in the Global Governance Dialogue Series under the theme of "Sustainable Development Goals in a Complex World". 

 

Exhibitor: Cristiane Lucena Carneiro, University of São Paulo
Moderator: Sofia del Carril, Universidad Austral
  • Date: 25 July 2024 Thursday
  • Time: 18:00 p.m. (GMT-3)
  • Modality: Hybrid format: in-person at the Cerrito campus + online via streaming

 

Non-tariff activity
Limited spaces available, prior registration required.
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Exhibitors

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Sofia del Carril

She is a lawyer (UTDT) and has a Master's degree in global affairs (Yale University).

She is the director of the Master's Program in International Relations and of the International Relations area at the School of Government of the Universidad Austral.

She has experience in the public, private, consulting, and academic sectors in Argentina, the United States, and Colombia. She has worked and collaborated with the Government of the City of Buenos Aires, Sustentar, CEVRO/NED, the UN Human Rights Office in Colombia, and the Judiciary of the City of Buenos Aires, among others. She teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in international relations; the rule of law, integrity, and transparency; and public policy at Austral University, UNSAM, and the University of Palermo. She also leads workshops on public policy design and action plans for the general public.

 

Cristiane Lucena Carneiro
Cristiane Lucena Carneiro is a Political Scientist whose research explores themes at the intersection of international law and international politics. She has published and taught on topics of state compliance with international regimes, institutional complexity, and dispute settlement in the WTO. Her scholarly work appears at Political Science as well as International Law journals. She has a Ph.D. in Politics (New York University), a Masters in Political Science and a Bachelors in Law (Federal University of Pernambuco, Brazil). Upon completion of her Ph.D., Ms. Lucena Carneiro has taught at the University of Pennsylvania; she has also held several short-term appointments at New York University. Ms. Lucena Carneiro is the recipient of a number of scholarships and fellowships, more recently from the São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP) and from the Brazilian National Council for Scientific and Technological Development (CNPq), who sponsors her research visit at Austral.

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