The Millennium Nucleus on the Impacts of China in Latin America and the Caribbean is an interdisciplinary proposal that seeks to address one of the greatest foreign policy and sustainable development challenges facing developing countries: China, and its rise as a main economic partner and the concomitant increase in its political influence on the political agendas of these countries.
The main purpose of the Nucleus is to delve into the political consequences that China's capital boom has had in Latin America over the last twenty years, considering the cultural and socioeconomic dimensions.
The Millennium Nucleus ICLAC is funded by the Millennium Science Initiative of the National Research and Development Agency (ANID) and is hosted by the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, Diego Portales University, University of Chile, Catholic University of the North, and University of Tarapacá.
Between February 17th and 21st, Carol Chan, alternate director of the Millennium Nucleus ICLAC and faculty member at Universidad Diego Portales, carried out a series of academic activities in [...]
As part of an international collaboration agenda, Juan Enrique Serrano, researcher at the Millennium Nucleus ICLAC and faculty member at the Institute of International Studies (IEI) of the University of Chile [...]
The Latin American Journal of Asia Studies (LAJAS), in collaboration with ICLAC, invita a la presentación de artículos académicos para [...]
