Book presentation: The world seen from Latin America: A review of the basic concepts of international relations

Book launch Book Launch: The world seen from Latin America
Location: Universidad de los Andes

Book presentation | The world seen from Latin America: a review of the basic concepts of international relations.
Presenters: Bernabé Malacalza (CONICET – National University of Quilmes – Torcuato Di Tella University), Jimena Valdez (King’s College London), and Carla Yumatle (Torcuato Di Tella University).
Commentators: Mónica Hirst (Institute of Social and Political Studies at the State University of Rio de Janeiro), Paula Litvachky (Center for Legal and Social Studies, CELS) and Juan Gabriel Tokatlian (Torcuato Di Tella University).
Moderator: Juan Negri (Torcuato Di Tella University).

Conference Latin America on the Move: Two Panels 

The event took place at The New School, New York, United States. Professors Juan Negri, Juan Gabriel Tokatlian, and Carla Yumatle attended in person. 

Welcome words 
Michael Cohen (Observatory on Latin America) and Juan Gabriel Tokatlian (Torcuato Di Tella University).

Panel 1
Continental Governance 
Moderator: Petter Hoffman (The New School). Panelists: Sandra Borda Guzmán (Universidad de los Andes); Andreas Feldman Pietsch (University of Illinois); and Tomás González (Regional Center for Energy Studies, CREE). Discussant: Enrique Desmond Arias (Baruch College and City University of New York). 

Panel 2  
The impact of the US 2024 Elections on Latin America  
Moderator: TBA. Panelists: Ana Covarrubias (El Colegio de México); and Juan Gabriel Tokatlian (Universidad Torcuato Di Tella). Discussant: Michael Cohen (Observatory on Latin America).

Journey Continental Governance in the Americas: Opportunities and Challenges 

The event took place at American University in Washington, D.C., United States. Professors Juan Negri, Juan Gabriel Tokatlian, and Carla Yumatle attended in person.  

Panel 1  
Continental Governance in energy transition and democratic crises 
Speakers: Sandra Borda Guzmán (Universidad de los Andes); Andreas Feldman Pietsch (University of Illinois); and Tomás González (Regional Center for Energy Studies, CREE). Moderator: María de Jesús (American University). 

Panel 2  
U.S. elections and their impact on Latin America  
Speakers: Juan Gabriel Tokatlian (Torcuato Di Tella University); Ana Covarrubias (El Colegio de México); and Carla Yumatle (Torcuato Di Tella University). Moderator: Philip Brenner (American University).

Presentation of the final report Assessment of continental governance in the Americas: opportunities and challenges
Location: American University, Washington, D.C.

Virtual workshop | The crisis of democracy and governance in the United States and the impact on Latin America, Central America, and the Caribbean

Virtual workshop DIAGNOSIS OF THE STATE OF DEMOCRACY IN CENTRAL AMERICA and Hemispheric Governance and the Salvadoran Democratic Crisis:
The role of the Organization of American States (OAS)

Virtual Workshop on Security and Defense Governance in Latin America from a Pragmatic Approach

Latin American Civil Society Networking, Advocacy, and Empowerment Project.
“An articulation and advocacy project for Latin American civil society.
Speakers: Juan Negri and Juan Quaglia. Commentators: Matías Bianchi, Sebastián Pilo, and Carla Yumatle.
Contributions for the strengthening of Latin American civil society.
Speakers: Jorge Garzón, “The Inter-American System and Civil Society” and Matías Bianchi, “Notes on the use of digital tools as an instrument of political mobilization.”.

Workshop | 2023 Ford Book Discussion.
Table 1: Theoretical chapters.
Speakers: Juan Pablo Luna, Candelaria Garay, María Paula Saffon, and Juan Bertomeu. Discussant: Carla Yumatle.
Table 2: Thematic chapters.
Speakers: Natalia Pollachi, Marcela Torres Wong, Lourdes Huanca, and Alicia de los Ríos. Commentator: Fernanda Somuano.
Table 3: Thematic chapters.
Speakers: Pablo Semán, Alejandro Gómez Dugand, and Isabel C. Jaramillo. Discussant: Felipe Botero.
Final comments: Catalina Smulovitz and Enrique Peruzzotti.

International Conference Progress presentation: Report on the Inter-American Agenda.
Speakers: Sandra Borda, Hayley Stevenson, Mónica Hirst, Tomás González Estrada, Felipe Botero, Thiago Rodrigues, Juan Gabriel Tokatlian, Leticia de Abreu Pinheiro, and Sandra Borda. 

Report presentation (Co)Building a Strategic Agenda for the Americas
Location: Florida International University, Miami, FL

Report presentation (Co)Building a Strategic Agenda for the Americas
Location: American University, Washington, D.C.

Discussion Workshop | Latin America-United States-China Relations.
Table 1.
Moderator: Bernabé Malacalza.
Speakers: Esteban Actis (National University of Rosario), Carlos Lujan (University of the Republic), Mónica Hirst (State University of Rio de Janeiro). 
Commentator: Francisco Urdinez.
Table 2.
Moderator: Juan Gabriel Tokatlian.
Speakers: Julieta Zelicovich (National University of Rosario), Sergio Cesarín (National University of Tres de Febrero), Alejandro Frenkel (National University of San Martín).
Commentator: Anabella Busso (National University of Rosario).
Closing Juan Gabriel Tokatlian (Torcuato Di Tella University).

Workshop | Latin America and United States Relations: Strategic Pathways and  medium-term political challenges.
Table 1: Latin America – United States Relations.  
Speakers: Guadalupe González González (El Colegio de México), Carlos Romero (Central University of Venezuela) and Anabella Busso (National University of Rosario).
Commentator: Marco Cepik (Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul).
Moderator: Carlos Luján (University of the Republic). 
Panel 2: Brazil – United States in the Lula administration.
Speakers: Marcos Cordeiro (São Paulo State University) and Roberto Goulart (University of Brasília).
Discussants: Mónica Hirst (Torcuato Di Tella University) and Bernabé Malacalza (Torcuato Di Tella University).
Moderator: Neusa Maria Bojikian (University of Campinas).

International Conference | (Co)constructing a strategic agenda for the Americas.
Speakers: Guadalupe González González (El Colegio de México) and Juan Cruz Olmeda (El Colegio de México). Discussants: Cecilia Todesca Bocco (Secretary for International Economic Relations) and Martín Lousteau (National Senator). Moderator: Juan Gabriel Tokatlian (Universidad Torcuato Di Tella).

International Conference | (Co)constructing a strategic agenda for the Americas. Speakers: Guadalupe González González (El Colegio de México) and Juan Cruz Olmeda (El Colegio de México). Discussants: Cecilia Todesca Bocco (Secretary for International Economic Relations) and Martín Lousteau (National Senator). Moderator: Juan Gabriel Tokatlian (Universidad Torcuato Di Tella).

Report launch: (Co)building a strategic agenda for the Americas

Seminar “Same concepts: same meanings?”

Workshop “The Americas in the face of the challenge of inequalities”

Workshop “Challenges and directions of environmental governance in the Americas”

Workshop “Challenges and priorities on migration and protection in the Americas: building new approaches to face new realities”

IX Summit of the Americas, Los Angeles
Report presentation: “The Americas in Adverse Times: In Search of a Renewed Agenda”

Workshop “Latin American Perspectives toward the Ninth Summit of the Americas
Elements for a constructive strategic dialogue between Latin America, the Caribbean, and the United States

Workshop “Latin American Perspectives toward the Ninth Summit of the Americas
Insecurity, violence, militarization, and transnational threats in the Americas: from failed strategies to new paradigms of cooperation?

Workshop “Latin American Perspectives toward the Ninth Summit of the Americas
The migratory and humanitarian emergency: new dynamics, new actors and old approaches

Workshop “Latin American Perspectives toward the Ninth Summit of the Americas
The Summit of the Americas in the context of the post-pandemic and global geopolitical competition

Workshop “Latin American Perspectives toward the Ninth Summit of the Americas
Assessment of the institutional design of the Summits of the Americas: what works and what does not?

Workshop “Latin American perspectives heading toward the ninth Summit of the Americas: What lessons to draw from the past? What analytical approaches to use?”