Diana Tussie

Bio

Diana Tussie holds a PhD from the London School of Economics, 1985. In 1996 she was selected as Distinguished Fulbright Scholar in International Relations for the 50th anniversary of the creation of the Fulbright Commission.

At present she directs the Research Program on International Economic Institutions as well as the Latin American Trade Network. She is a senior research fellow at CONICET (National Council for Technical and Scientific Research).

Her latest books include: Luces y sombras de una nueva relación: el Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo, el Banco Mundial y la sociedad civil (ed.), (2000); The Environment and International Trade Negotiations: Developing Country Stakes, (1999); and The Inter-American Development Bank (1995). She was Guest Editor of the fall issue (volume 6, 2000) of the journal Global Governance.

Academic Background

  • PhD from the London School of Economics, 1985

  • Distinguished Fulbright Scholar in International Relations, 1996

Areas of Expertise

Present Position (s)

  • Director of the Research Program on International Economic Institutions

  • Director of the Latin American Trade Network (LATN).

Previous Position (s)

  • Advisor to the Secretaría de Industria, Comercio y Minería

  • Alternate Member of the Mercosur Trade Commission

Other Activities and Memberships

  • Senior research fellow at the National Council for Technical and Scientific Research

Publications

 Latest Books:

  • Luces y sombras de una nueva relación el Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo, el Banco Mundial y la sociedad civil (ed.), (2000).

  • The Environment and International Trade Negotiations Developing Country Stakes, (1999).  Inter-American Development Bank (1995).

Articles and Papers:

  • "Commercial Defence Policy Issue at Stake."  Guest Editor of the fall issue (volume 6, 2000) of the journal Global Governance. 

  • "Pressing ahead with new procedures for old machinery global governance and civil society " (with M.P.Riggirozzi). 2001

  • "Developing countries and the WTO Participation versus Influence " (with Miguel Lenguyel), February, 2001.

  • "Los organismos internacionales frente a la sociedad civil Las agendas en juego" (with N.Rabotnikof and M.P.Riggirozzi.  2000.

  • "From Local to Global Governance. Civil Society and the Multilateral Development Banks" (with Gabriel Casaburi. Octover-November, 2000.

  • "Developing Countries and the Next Round of WTO Negotiations" (with Rajesh Chadha y Bernard Hoekman).  April, 2000.

  • "Trade, Regionalism and the Threat to Multilateralism" (with Ngaire Woods).  2000.

  • "Promoción de exportaciones y disciplinas multilaterales Posibilidades e interrogantes" (with Miguel Lengyel).  Janury - August 1998.

  • "Regional Integration and the Environment The Case of MERCOSUR" (with Patrica Vazquez), .   1999.

  • "The Environment and International Trade Negotiations Open Loops in the Developing World."  April, 1999.

  • "Argentina and the WTO As Good as it Gets." 2000.

  • "WTO Commitments and Export Promotion" (with Miguel Lengyel), November 1998

  • "Multilateralism's New Approach in the Global Economy." Enero/junio, 1998.

  • "Globalization and World Trade From Multilateralism to Regionalism." 1998.

Current Research Projects

  • Red Latinoamericana de Comercio (LATN)

  • Cooperación e Integración Hemisférica: Tendencias Regionales y Patrones Nacionales
     

Recommended Links

Latin American Trade Network
Facultad Latinoamericana de Siencias Sociales, FLACSO

Areas of Interest

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