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Mining, Corporate Social Responsibility and Social Conflict: The Evidence from Latin America
Event Date: December 6, 2011 - 12:00 pm
Location: Social Sciences Building, 120, University Pvt., room 4004
PAUL HASLAM, School of International Development and Global Studies, University of Ottawa.
Presented by the International Political Economy Network (IPEN) at CIPS.
Free. In English with a bilingual question period. Registration is not required.
Paul Haslam obtained a Ph.D. in political studies from Queen’s University. His teaching and research interests span both international development and international political economy. Current research focuses on corporate social responsibility, state-firm relations in Latin America (particularly Argentina and Chile), and the international regulation of foreign direct investment in Latin America.
This seminar is part of IPEN’s series of informal lunchtime talks, providing opportunities for IPEN members and advanced students to present and discuss work in progress.