Financing Conflict Resolution with Ximena Cadena Tue., October 10, 2017 | 12:00 PM — 1:30 PM Harris Public Policy Student Lounge 1155 E 60th St Chicago, IL 60637 United States Sponsored By: The Pearson Institute Last year’s peace accords between the government of Colombia and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) marked a historic turning point in Colombia’s more than fifty-year conflict. Much media attention was given to the reintegration of the former guerillas, the controversial transitional justice agreement, and the Nobel peace prize awarded to President Santos. But who pays for peace? Please join The Pearson Institute in welcoming Ximena Cadena, former Deputy Minister General in the Colombian Ministry of Finance, for a lecture on the financial components of conflict resolution. From the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration of FARC combatants to development investment in Colombia’s neglected rural regions, Cadena will discuss the ins and outs of her former agency’s role in financing Colombia’s peace. This event is part of The Pearson Institute's Lunch and Learn series. Questions? Contact Alex Carr at acarr3@uchicago.edu Recent News More news Student Profile: Pedro Luis Graterol, Data and Policy Summer Scholar '23 Tue., September 17, 2024 How Much Do Labor Unions Influence Elections? Tue., September 17, 2024 Student Profile: AJ Horkan, BA/MPP Class of 2025 Fri., September 13, 2024
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