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- ABSELL, CHRISTOPHER DAVID
- AYUSO DIAZ, ALEJANDRO
- BATTILOSSI, STEFANO, Director
- BERTOLA FLORES, LUIS EDUARDO
- FERNANDEZ GARCIA, EVA
- FLORES ZENDEJAS, JUAN HUITZILIHUITL
- GOMEZ BLANCO, VICTOR MANUEL
- HOUPT, STEFAN OLIVER
- JUIF, DACIL TANIA
- LAMPE, MARKUS
- MARTINEZ RUIZ, ELENA
- NICOLINI ALESSI, ESTEBAN ALBERTO
- NOGUES MARCO, MARIA DEL PILAR
- RESTREPO ESTRADA, MARIA ISABEL
- TENA JUNGUITO, ANTONIO, Director
- TRAVIESO BARRIOS, EMILIANO
- TRECCANI, ESTER
- VARELA GARCIA, NICOLAS
- WILLEBALD REMEDIOS, HENRY FRANCISCO
Histories of Global Latin Capitalisms (H-GLACIAL)
Research Group
- Director: BATTILOSSI, STEFANO; TENA JUNGUITO, ANTONIO
Researchers
Research Lines
- Latin capitalisms as actors of globalization: colonial relationships and their institutional and economic legacies; the role of factor endowments and natural resources; trade and globalization factors driving inequality dynamics in Latin peripheries; industrialization and comparative advantage opportunities in foreign markets; the political economy of trade policies, regional trade agreements and commercial trade networks; the substitution or complementarity between trade, Foreign Direct Investment and other capital flows; patterns, determinants and impact of migration flows; International debts, balance of payments and exchange rate policies
- The comparative development of financial and business systems: the historical development of stock exchanges, capital markets and different typologies of financial intermediaries; the measurement of different dimensions of financial development, including the access to and the use of financial services by households and small-and-medium enterprises; the interlocks between the financial sector, the corporate economy and the political system; the regulation of business systems and the design and implementation of industrial policies; corporate governance, ownership structures and the market for corporate control; the evolution of commercial legislation and the protection and implementation of shareholders and debtor property rights; the relationship between the financial sector, monetary management, government finance and tax systems; the accumulation and distribution of financial wealth and more generally the historical dynamics of inequality