Webinars and seminar

Watch the videos where leading academics and experts from both regions reflect on the main issues of economic cooperation, regional integration and global challenges.

List of Webinars and Seminars

III Seminar 19

Panel 1: The Digital Revolution, Economic Integration, and Its Impact on Latin America–Asia Relations.

Trade War, Technological Periphery, or Techno-Imperialism? Latin America and the Global Competition in the Telecommunications Sector. Speakers: Dr. Gabriel Balbo, National University Arturo Jauretche (UNAJ), and Dr. Sergio Cesarin, Coordinator of the Center for Studies on the Asia-Pacific and India (CEAPI), National University of Tres de Febrero (UNTREF), Buenos Aires, Argentina.

IV Seminar

Panel 1: The Digital Revolution, Economic Integration, and Its Impact on Latin America–Asia Relations.

Conditions for the Functioning of a Regional Digital Market in Latin America and Its Similarities and Differences with the Asian Context. Speaker: Sebastián Rovira, Economic Affairs Officer, Division of Productive and Business Development, ECLAC.

IV SeminarWebinars and seminar

Panel 2: Asian Cooperation and Latin America: Current Situation and Prospects. Florencia Rubiolo.

South America–Asia Pacific Relations: Belt and Road and Beyond. Speaker: Dr. María Florencia Rubiolo, CONICET / Catholic University of Córdoba, Argentina.

IV SeminarWebinars and seminar

Panel 2: Asian Cooperation and Latin America: Current Situation and Prospects. Bernabé Malacalza.

China–Argentina Cooperation in Science, Technology and Innovation: Trajectory, Critical Issues and Policy Implications in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. Speaker: Bernabé Malacalza, CONICET / University of Quilmes, Argentina.

IV SeminarWebinars and seminar

Panel 3: Productive Integration between Latin America and the Asia-Pacific and the Effects of Protectionism.

Productive Integration between Latin America and the Asia-Pacific and Its Challenges. Speaker: José Durán, Head of the Regional Integration Unit, ECLAC.

IV SeminarWebinars and seminar

Economic Integration between Latin America and the Asia-Pacific and U.S. Foreign Policy

U.S. Foreign Policy toward South America and Its Impact on MERCOSUR’s External Relations and the Region. Speaker: Dr. Gerardo Caetano, Universidad de la República, Uruguay.

IV SeminarWebinars and seminar

Economic Integration between Latin America and the Asia-Pacific and U.S. Foreign Policy

“Bye, Bye, Latin America? Mexico and the International Economic Policy of the Trump Administration.”
Speaker: Dr. Juan José Ramírez Bonilla, Center for Asian and African Studies, El Colegio de México, Mexico.

III Seminar

Third Academic Seminar of the Latin America – Asia Pacific Observatory. Interview.

Interview with Dr. Yunxia Yue, Institute of Latin American Studies of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.

III Seminar

Third Academic Seminar of the Latin America – Asia Pacific Observatory

Session 5: The Belt and Road Initiative (BRI): Physical and Digital Integration as a Pillar of Productive Integration. Presentation by Dr. Taotao Chen “A Perspective from China”

III Seminar

Third Academic Seminar of the Latin America – Asia Pacific Observatory.

Session 1: Preferential regional agreements in Latin America and Asia Pacific. Achievements, challenges, and opportunities in an uncertain context. Presentation by Dr. Xunxia Yue “China’s trade policy towards Latin America”

III Seminar

Third Academic Seminar of the Latin America – Asia Pacific Observatory

Session 1: Preferential regional agreements in Latin America and Asia Pacific: Achievements, challenges, and opportunities in an uncertain context. Presentation by Dr. Won-Ho Kim “Korea’s trade policy and its implications for the region”

III Seminar

Third Academic Seminar of the Latin America – Asia Pacific Observatory.

Session 1: Preferential regional agreements in Latin America and Asia Pacific: Achievements, challenges, and opportunities in an uncertain context. Presentation by Dr. Silvio Miyazaki “Japan’s trade policy and its implications for the trade policy of Brazil and Mercosur”