Roberto
Porzecanski
Research Interests
Political Economy of Trade Policy, Industrial Policy, Economics of Trade Liberalization, US-Latin American Relations
Fields of Study
International Political Economy, International Trade and Commercial Policies, United States
PhD Working Dissertation Title
The Political Economy of Latin America’s Trade Liberalization with the US: What Can We Learn from the Uruguayan Experience?
Dissertation Committee
Katrina Burgess (chair)
Kevin P. Gallagher, Boston University
Kenneth Shadlen, London School of Economics and Political Science
Joel Trachtman
CV
Roberto Porzecanski
Publications
Foreign Investment and Sustainable Development: Lessons from the Americas (co-edited with Kevin P. Gallagher, Andrés López and Lyuba Zasky) Washington DC, Heinrich Boll Foundation North America, 2008
The Dynamism of Mexican Exports: Lost in (Chinese) Translation? (With Kevin P. Gallagher and Juan Carlos Moreno-Brid) World Development36 (8).
China Matters: A Report on China’s Economic Impact in Latin America (With Kevin P. Gallagher) Latin American Research Review (2008, forthcoming)
Economic Reform and Foreign Investment in Latin America: A Critical Assessment (With Kevin P. Gallagher) Progress in Development Studies (2007, forthcoming)
What a Difference a Few Years Makes: China and the Competitiveness of Mexican Exports (With Kevin P. Gallagher) Oxford Development Studies 35:2 (2007)
Links of Interest
Fletcher Profile:
Roberto Porzecanski, International News Correspondent, PhD Student, and Bombo Drummer
A Comment on Dani Rodrik’s Blog, and his Answer: Specialization or diversification? [link]
Fletcher Club of Buenos Aires [link]
Radio El Espectador, Montevideo [link]
A History of the Porzecanski Family [link]