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PLAS Presents: Marcelo Medeiros: Education is No Panacea: Inequality and Poverty in Brazil

Wed, Oct 23, 2019, 12:00 pm

There are important limitations to what education can do to reduce inequality and poverty within a reasonable time frame. Education is a long term investment and it takes half a century to qualify the entire labor force. Primary and secondary education have small effects on inequality, even in a highly optimistic scenario.

Location: 216 Burr Hall

Cervantes Symposium of the Northeast: Cervantine Ventures

Sat, Oct 26, 2019, 9:30 am

9:30-10:15
• Keynote by Isabel Lozano Renieblas (Dartmouth College): “La mesa de trucos de las Novelas Ejemplares: puentes entre lo cortesano y lo popular.”

10:15-10:30: Coffee break

Location: 010 East Pyne

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For freshmen and sophomores interested in the 2012 Princeton in Spain summer program
Free and open to the public
Free and open to the public. Films will be screened in the original language with English subtitles.
Free and open to the public.
Free and open to the public. Please send an email to Silvana Bishop (silvanab@princeton.edu) to register for this workshop.
Free and open to the public. Round table followed by discussion in Spanish and English.
Free and open to the public. Discussions will be held in English, Spanish and Portuguese.
Interested students should contact Prof. Antonio Calvo (acalvo@princeton.edu) in advance to register for the exam.
Introduction by Gabriela Nouzeilles
Open to faculty, staff and students
Open to graduate students in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese
Open to Princeton in Spain participants
Open to the public
Public lecture in Spanish