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FACULTY
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Ocampo Wins Book Prize
José Antonio Ocampo, Professor of Professional Practice in International and Public Affairs, and co-author Luis Bértola will receive the prestigious Jaume Vicens Vives Prize as authors of the year's best book on Spanish or Latin American economic history.
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Recent Honors for Faculty:
Bhagwati, MacLeod, Mamdani
Jagdish Bhagwati was elected to the National Academy of Sciences; Bentley MacLeod was elected a Fellow of the Society of Labor Economists; Mahmood Mamdani (left) received an honorary doctorate.
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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT
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Research Trip to North Korea Is
Unique Experience for SIPA Students
Fifteen students who traveled to North Korea on a five-day research trip will present their experiences and findings to the SIPA community on October 2.
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Three Students Receive
Harold W. Rosenthal Fellowships
Recipients spend the summer working on international relations issues for the U.S. government — in either the executive branch or Congress.
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MULTIMEDIA
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Himalayan Nation of Bhutan
Welcomes SIPA Visitors
A recent confluence of opportunities brought four members of the SIPA community to Bhutan at the same time in late May and early June. Rebecca Chao MIA ’12 and returning MIA student Ethan Wagner presented findings on information transparency to Bhutan’s government; Professor Anya Schiffrin taught a media education workshop; and Professor Joseph Stiglitz sat on a UN-sponsored panel.
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IN THE NEWS
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Analysis and Commentary from
Faculty, Students, Alumni
Marcelo Ballvé MPA ’12 on a slowdown for Brazil: World Politics Review »
Irene Finel-Honigman (left) sees a "waiting game" for Europe and Greece: Huffington Post »
Arvind Panagariya on making a costly drug affordable for the poor: Economic Times (India) »
Gary Sick on "success" in Iran talks: NPR »
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