[URPE] The Employment Road to Economic Recovery in Argentina - Daniel Kostzer

[Fadhel Kaboub]

"The Employment Road to Economic Recovery in Argentina" 
 
A lecture by Daniel Kostzer (UNDP Buenos Aires, Argentina)
 
Monday, April 7, 2008
4:15 PM
Media Resource Center
Room LC 28 
Drew University
36 Madison Avenue
Madison NJ 07940
 
http://depts.drew.edu/econ/Daniel-Kostzer-2008-b.pdf 
 
Daniel Kostzer is currently coordinator of the Social Development
Cluster at the UNDP’s Buenos Aires office. He was director of research
and macroeconomic coordination of the Ministry of Labor, Employment, and
Social Security of Argentina. While at the Ministry of Employment,
Kostzer was responsible for the creation and implementation of Jefes de
Hogar, a program that created nearly two million jobs after the economic
crisis of 2001. He has been a consultant for the ILO, ECLAC, and UNDP on
issues related to employment, income distribution, and employment
policies, and is a member of the knowledge networks of the World
Commission on the Social Dimension of Globalization, ILO. Kostzer has
been a lecturer on Argentinean social structure at the University of
Buenos Aires, a visiting professor of labor economics at the University
of Missouri Kansas City, a research associate at the Center for Full
Employment and Price Stability, and a member of the editorial committee
of the journal Estudios del Trabajo of ASET (Association of Labor
Studies Experts of Argentina). Formerly, he was also an advisor of the
National Parliament Lower Chamber and director of the CEDENOA (Center of
Studies of the Argentinean Northern Region). His graduate studies were
at the Institute of Social Studies, The Hague, Netherlands.
 
Event co-sponsored by the Spanish Department, Latin American Studies,
and the Economics Department at Drew University.
 
For Info Contact: Dr. Fadhel Kaboub, 973-408-3764, fkaboub at drew.edu 
 
 
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