Is the Chinese Model Gaining Influence in Latin America? (Hudson)

Start: Oct 10 2006 - 8:30am

End: Oct 10 2006 - 2:00pm

Event Description:

CENTER FOR LATIN AMERICAN STUDIES
Cordially invites you to a conference

Is the Chinese Model Gaining Economic and
Political Influence in Latin America?

Tuesday October 10th

8:30am	Registration and continental breakfast
9:00	First Panel: The Chinese Model in Latin America Charles Horner: Politics and Economics of the Chinese Model Senior Fellow, Hudson Institute Susan Kaufman Purcell: Why Latin America? Director of the Center for Hemispheric Policy, University of Miami Robert S. Leiken: Latin American Radicalism in Search of Strategic Allies – Beijing and Tehran Director of the Immigration and National Security Program, Nixon Center
10:30	Coffee Break
11:00	Second Panel: A Closer Look – Case Studies Jaime Suchlicki: Cuba Director of the Institute for Cuba and Cuban-American Studies, University of Miami Pedro M. Burelli: Venezuela Managing Director of B+V Consulting, Former Member of the Executive Board, Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA) Patricio Navia: Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and Bolivia Adjunct Assistant Professor, New York University and Professor of Political Science, Instituto de Ciencias Sociales, Universidad Diego Portales, Chile
12:30	Lunch and Concluding Session Gabe Collins: The Taiwan Factor Research Fellow in the Strategic Research Department, United States Naval War College
The conference will be moderated by Center Director, Ambassador Jaime Daremblum Betsy and Walter Stern Conference Center Hudson Institute • 1015 15th Street, NW • Sixth Floor • Washington, DC RSVP: EVENTS@HUDSON.ORG OR (202) 974-2400

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