Events

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Events

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Jul

29

12:30—2:00 PM

Center for Global Development, 1800 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Third Floor, Washington, DC

Does U.S. Military Aid Finance Illegal Armed Groups? Evidence from Colombia

Abstract: This paper examines how US military aid affects political violence and democracy in Colombia. Since military aid is channeled to particular Colombian army brigades operating out of government military bases, we compare how changes in aid a...

May

26

8:30—6:00 PM

1800 Massachusetts Ave, NW, Room 1026/28, Washington, DC

Beyond the Fence: Research Lessons on How Immigration and Remittances Shape Global Development

As the Obama Administration begins to consider the key issues of U.S. immigration reform this summer, the Center for Global Development (CGD) and the Center for International Development at Harvard University convened a research conference on May 26,...

May

6

4:00—5:30 PM

SEIU Conference Center, Room 1026/28, 1800 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC

Brain Drain or Gain: Examining International Migration

Brain drain has long been seen in developing countries as an undesirable consequence of migration. This concern is amplified by the recent increase in skilled emigration as some developed countries orient their immigration policies to embrace higher...

Apr

22

1:00—5:00 PM

Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, Kenney Auditorium, Nitze Building, 1740 Massachusetts Avenue, NW, Washington, DC

New Ideas in Development after the Financial Crisis

The New Ideas in Development After the Financial Crisis Conference, sponsored by CGD and the Bernard L. Schwartz Forum on Constructive Capitalism, will examine the implications of the global financial crisis on existing development strategies. Panels...

Ideas to action: independent research for global prosperity

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