Jacqueline Mazza
Senior Adjunct Professor of International Development
Senior Adjunct Professor of Latin American Studies and Development, The Johns Hopkins Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, Washington
EXPERTISE
Geographic Areas
Latin America
Mexico
Issues American Foreign Policy
Developing Nations
Economic Development
Economics
Elections and Foreign Policy
Emerging Markets
Foreign Aid and Global Poverty
Foreign Policy
Labor Economics and Outsourcing
U.S. Congress and Foreign Policy
Languages
Italian
Spanish
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Background and Education
Previously Principal Labor Markets Specialist, Labor Markets Unit, Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) (1993-2014). For the past 15 years Prof. Mazza has taught U.S. foreign policy towards Latin America, development, and labor markets at SAIS Washington; she has over 30 years of research and multilateral development experience and is a recognized regional expert in the fields of employment, training, labor migration, social inclusion and labor policy. PhD, The Johns Hopkins University, SAIS. Mazza is the author of numerous books and publications in labor markets, social policy and Latin American democratic development.
Other Publications ⇩
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Outsiders?: The Changing Patterns of Exclusion in Latin America and the Caribbean, with H. Berkam, C. Pagés, N. Gandelman, E. Gandelman, S. Calónico, V. Azevedo, J. M. Payne, J. C. Cárdenas, S. Duryea, J. C. Chaparro, E. Lora, H. R. Ñupo, L. Ripani, A. E. Chong, S. Polanía, G. Márquez, C. Bouillon and G. León, Inter-American Development Bank (2007)
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