Gustavo Setrini holds a
Ph.D. in political economy and comparative politics from the Political
Science Department at MIT, where he is currently a post-doctoral
research associate. He is also a research affiliate at the Centro de
Análisis y Difusión de Economía Paraguaya, in Asunción. As a Fulbright
scholar in Paraguay from 2007-2009, Gustavo conducted field research on
the evolution of political clientelism since Paraguay’s democratization
and on the effectiveness of Fairtrade certification and similar
donor-funded, NGO-led development projects that promote sustainable
agricultural techniques and integrate poor farmers into global supply
chains.
His publications and media appearances about Paraguayan politics include,
“Veinte Años de Democracia Electoral en
Paraguay: del Clientelismo Monopólico al Clientelismo Plural” “Twenty
Years of Electoral Democracy in Paraguay: from monopolistic to
pluralistic clientelism” in Estado y Economía en Paraguay (1870-2010). Ed.
Fernando Masi and Dionisio Borda. Centro de Análisis y Difusión de
Economía Paraguaya (CADEP): Asunción, Paraguay. November 2011.
“Nobel Prize-Winning Economist Joseph Stiglitz Invited To Paraguay,” Interview for Backstory on Radio Adelaide (Australia), October 1, 2008.
Stiglitz Goes to Paraguay: Move over Chicago, a Cambridge-boy is in Town,” www.upsidedownworld.com, August 28, 2008.
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