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Felipe Valencia C.
@felipev84
BOG, DC, BCN, LON, BN, VAN
Joined June 2009
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    Thank you so much! I’m also thrilled to return to my alma mater @BrownUniversity @Brown_Economics with a joint appointment at the @PPE_Center Looking forward to reconnecting with many colleagues and friends in this new journey—back in full circle—to my “roots.” Ever true ‘06! 🤎
    The PPE Center is thrilled to welcome our newest faculty member, Professor Felipe Valencia Caicedo @felipev84 Before joining us, he was an Assistant Professor at the Vancouver School of Economics at the University of British Columbia.
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    Our book "Roots of Underdevelopment: A New Economic and Political History of Latin America and the Caribbean" is officially OUT! I cannot be happier and more thankful to all of our wonderful authors, tagged below, and reviewers. Just in time for Christmas!
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    WE ARE HIRING!! Up to three post docs @PPE_Center @BrownUniversity for up to two years, able to sponsor J-1 visa, if necessary. Please circulate widely, happy to answer questions about it. aeaweb.org/joe/listing.ph…
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    Oops, he did it again! 😱👏⁦@DrNathanNunn⁩ masterful 7 page summary of Historical Development of some ~100 articles, no excuses for not reading it. The historical roots of economic development | Science science.sciencemag.org/content/367/64…
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    Let me tell you about a BOOK project we have been working on for a few years, on the Roots of Underdevelopment, a new Economic (and Political) history of Latin America, beautifully illustrated by @danieliev with 20 chapters about the region, by some of experts on these countries.
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    Very happy to announce that I’ll be visiting @HarvardEcon for the whole of next year, for my sabbatical. Can’t wait to see more of my colleagues and friends in the East Coast! Thanks to everyone that helped make this happen, especially Professor Barro.
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    We (finally!) have a NEW @cepr_org working paper with Ana Tur-Prats from @ucmerced on the “Long Shadow” of the Spanish Civil War on culture (trust), politics (voting) and collective memory about this traumatic historical event #econ #history #EconTwitter cepr.org/active/publica…
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    Finally, it’s official! Though it’s already been a bliss to have @DrNathanNunn down the corridor this term, surreal almost. Welcome home! 🇨🇦
    I guess if @ubcprez has advertised it, it is now public information. I have been holding my breath for some weeks now to say how happy I am that @DrNathanNunn is joining us at @ubcVSE. I can’t think of anyone better to foster work here on development, pol economy and history
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    Many years later / muchos años después! Missions in print 😱 The Mission: Human Capital Transmission, Economic Persistence, and Culture in South America * | The Quarterly Journal of Economics | Oxford Academic academic.oup.com/qje/advance-ar…
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    Colombian finance minister @JoseA_Ocampo opening the economic history @RIDGE_uy forum @EconomiaUAndes
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    Seminars: Economic History | Department of Economics see you tomorrow ⁦@HarvardEcon⁩ free and open to the public, come join!
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    Our paper on the short, medium and long-term consequences of the War of the Triple Alliance in Paraguay, Argentina and Brazil is officially out in JEBO: authors.elsevier.com/c/1feh4c24a-eIV a thread with the main results follows, joint with @jalixgarcia @LauraASchechter & @SJessicaZhu1
    New @cepr_org WP with @SJessicaZhu1 @jalixgarcia and @LauraASchechter! We look at the impact of the Triple Alliance War in Paraguay in the short, medium and long run. First we document the staggering ratios of up to 7 women per man, right after the war. portal.cepr.org/discussion-pap…
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    The chapter for Colombia by @JavierMejiaC for #rootsofunderdevelopment is a great usage of modern methods applied to a classic economic history question: elite formation in the department of Antioquia
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    New @cepr_org WP with @SJessicaZhu1 @jalixgarcia and @LauraASchechter! We look at the impact of the Triple Alliance War in Paraguay in the short, medium and long run. First we document the staggering ratios of up to 7 women per man, right after the war. portal.cepr.org/discussion-pap…