Politics, Business & Culture in the Americas

Emilie Sweigart

Sweigart is an editor at Americas Quarterly and a policy manager at the Americas Society/Council of the Americas

 

Steven Bodzin

Steven Bodzin is a journalist with years of experience covering the energy industry.

 

Naki Mendoza

Naki Mendoza is director of the energy program at AS/COA

José Ignacio Hernández

Hernández is a Constitutional and Administrative Law Professor at Venezuela’s UCV and UCAB. He is a visiting professor at the University of Castilla-La Mancha (Spain), the Pontificia Universidad Católica y Madre Maestra (Dominican Republic), and the University of Tashkent (Uzbekistan). He’s a Senior Associate at the Center for Strategical and International Studies, CSIS, and leads … Read more

 

Theresa Williamson

Dr. Theresa Williamson is an urban planner who has been working with Rio’s favela communities since 2000. She is founder and executive director of Catalytic Communities (CatComm), an empowerment, communications, think tank, and advocacy NGO founded in 2000 in support of Rio’s favelas. She is also editor-in-chief of RioOnWatch, Rio’s bilingual favela reporting news site.

 

Beryl Seiler

Beryl Seiler is the development and external relations coordinator at the Inter-American Dialogue.

 

Eric A. Witte

Eric A. Witte manages the National Trials for Grave Crimes project at the Open Society Justice Initiative, which monitors grave crimes trials in Guatemala at www.ijmonitor.org.

 

Fabio Giambiagi

Fabio Giambiagi, chief economist at Brazil’s National Development Bank (BNDES), is also a columnist and author of 25 books about Brazil’s economy.

 

Elda Cantú

Elda Cantú is a journalist and a professor of politics and international relations at Universidad ESAN. She lives in Lima.

 

Antônio Sampaio

Antônio Sampaio is the Research Associate for Security and Development at the International Institute for Strategic Studies (IISS). He is a member of the Global Initiative against Transnational Organised Crime (GITOC) and writes frequently on urban security and organized crime.

 

Francisco Rodríguez

Francisco Rodríguez is Chief Economist at Torino Capital and a former Head of Research for the United Nations’ Human Development Report Office.

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