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Najam Discusses Vatican’s Climate Activism Under the New Pope

in In the Media

Prof. Najam talks about Pope Francis’s climate advocacy and how Pope Leo is expected to embody it in a BBC podcast.

Tagged: Adil Najam, BBC, Belém, Brazil, Climate, Climate Action, climate activism, climate advocacy, COP30, earth and environment, ecology, electric vehicle, Environment, international relations, Laudato Si', Peru, Pope Francis, Pope Leo, solar energy, St. Francis of Assisi, The Climate Question, Vatican

Heine on China’s Visa-Free Access for South American Countries

in In the Media

In a recent news article, Prof. Heine shared his thoughts on China offering visa-free access to five South American countries.

Tagged: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, China Daily, Chinese Foreign Ministry, Global South, Jorge Heine, Latin America, Latin American Foreign Policies in the New World Order: The Active Non-Alignment Option, Peru, South America, The Non-Aligned World: Striking Out in an Era of Great Power Competition, U.S.-China, Uruguay

Jamil Mahuad, Former President of Ecuador, Delivers the 2025 Janetos Lecture

in Events News

Ecuador President Jamil Mahuad Delivers the 2025 Janetos Lecture titled “Trump 2.0 and Latin America.”

Tagged: Anthony C Janetos, Brazil, Chile, China, Diplomatic Relations, dollarization, Ecuador, Ecuador-Peru Peace Treaty, Foreign Policy, interdisciplinary research, Jamil Mahuad, Latin America, Panama Canal, Pardee Center, Pardee Center for the Study of the Longer-Range Future, Peru, trade, Trump

Hare Coedits Handbook of Diplomatic Reform and Innovation; Pardee Colleagues Contribute Chapters

in Research

Diplomacy is now a neglected global issue; this text seeks to not only identify current problems diplomacy is facing but also identify some practical options for reform and innovation.

Tagged: 2023, Albania, Argentina, Balkans, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Chile, digital diplomacy, diplomacy, Global Health, Jorge Heine, Kosovo, Mark Storella, Montenegro, North Macedonia, Paul Hare, Peru, Public Health, Vesko Garcevic

Pardee School Faculty Explore Trends in Global Democracy and Democratic Decline

in Beyond the Headlines, Events News

In recent years, global patterns have emerged that threaten to undermine democracy – election denialism, the emergence of nationalist regimes, and the removal of democratically elected governments to name a few. A panel of Pardee School professors commented on these trends in their regions of study as well as the implications for global democracy.

Tagged: 2023, Africa, Arab Spring, Asia, beyond the headlines, Brazil, China, Chinese Community Party, Democracy, el salvador, Global South, Iraq, Jair Bolsonaro, Jorge Heine, Joseph Fewsmith, Latin America, Libya, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, MENA, nationalism, Peru, Scott Taylor, Shamiran Mako, state-building, Tunisia, United States, xi jinping

Heine Comments on Castillo’s Prioritization of China-Peru Relations

in In the Media

Ambassador Heine comments that the new Peruvian government’s early consultations with China are not an expression of ideological affinity, but of pragmatism, as China is Peru ‘s main trading partner and a major source of FDI.

Tagged: 2021, China, COVID-19, International Trade, Jorge Heine, Peru, Reuters

Heine Comments on Prospect of Latin American Liberal Shift

in In the Media

Ambassador Heine argues that Latin America is witnessing the end of a political cycle that has reigned the past few years and is now looking for leaders who will respond to the needs of the people and lead the COVID-19 recovery effort.

Tagged: 2021, Jorge Heine, Latin America, Peru, The Heat