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Second MOST-UNESCO Summer School for Latin America and the Caribbean
Local development policies and social management. Overcoming poverty and inequality in Latin America.
This Summer School brought together young researchers, scholars and students following a Masters degree or a PhD from the region. It took place in Salvador de Bahía (Brasil) from 26 February to 2 March 2007. The official language was Spanish. The programme concentrated on the following themes: poverty, social management and local development.

More information is available in Spanish.

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Document invitacion.pdf
Document programa_febrero_20.pdf
Start Date 26-02-2007
End Date 02-03-2007
Event Type MOST-UNESCO Summer School
Event Location Salvador de Bahía, Brazil
Organizer Latin American Centre for Human Economy (CLAEH), Centro Interdisciplinar de Desenvolvimento e Gestão Social (UFBA), with support from the Management of Social Transformations (MOST) Programme




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