I am thrilled that my new book, Globalizing Patient Capital: The Political Economy of Chinese Finance in the Americas, was featured in an extended Q&A interview with Daniel Rittner Valor Econômico, Brazil's top financial and business newspaper @IIEP GW University Cambridge University Press - Politics

Excited to see Stephen B. Kaplan get to showcase his work! I've been looking forward to seeing it get its day in the sun for a while now.

I was delighted to discuss my new book on #China #LatinAmerica in a recent @WilsonCenter webinar w/ Cindy Arnson, Barbara Stallings, Francisco Urdinez, Xiaoyu Pu. Thanks Latin America Program Kissinger Institute Benjamin Gedan @BrazilInst @MexicoInstitute. Available here: bit.ly/3y5q8h5

How do political battles over the debt ceiling hurt the US economy? How might ongoing brinkmanship affect US-China economic relations? I'm excited to have my commentary featured in The Washington Post @monkeycageblog IIEP at GWU GW University today! washingtonpost.com/politics/2021/…

Is Chinese development financing unique? If so, what are the costs and benefits of tapping Chinese financing? What are the implications for Latin American development, debt, and dependency? I'm excited to discuss further Boston University Global Development Policy Center Kevin P. Gallagher William N. Kring IIEP at GWU

In the pandemic's wake, how will China engage the ongoing debt restructuring in Latin America and globally? Thanks to Tom Hancock Bloomberg Markets for featuring the book in a nuanced interview in Bloomberg this week IIEP at GWU GW University.

In the pandemic's wake, how will China address rising developing country indebtedness? See my interview Bloomberg Markets Tom Hancock. Thanks Boston University Global Development Policy Center Kevin P. Gallagher William N. Kring Fairbank Center, Harvard University DRCLAS @ Harvard Cindy Arnson Benjamin Gedan Latin America Program for hosting recent book webinars!

I'm excited for this virtual ISA panel on Monday at 12 noon EST about my book & the future of international capital amid rising nationalism and global uncertainty, w/ Barbara Stallings, Cameron-Ballard Rosa,Xiaoyu Pu Rachel Wellhausen Giselle Datz Cambridge University Press - Politics isavirtual.isanet.org/nashville/agen…

I was excited to moderate today's panel with ambassador Jorge Heine, Barbara Stallings, and Cynthia McClintock @GWIIEP GW University @LAHSP Pardee School of Global Studies, Boston University about Latin America's approach to foreign policy in an era of growing global fragmentation.

I am thrilled that my book, Globalizing Patient Capital, Cambridge University Press - Politics GW University won the @LASACONGRESS 2023 Luciano Tomassini International Relations Book Award. Thank you The Wilson Center Latin America Program IIEP at GWU GW-CIBER for the support, particularly through the pandemic's solitude!

How should the US compete w/China's development finance? Find out on Sat (5/27) 8:30amPT (rm 211 Vancouver Convention Centre) or 11:30amET (online Luis Alberto Sanchez). I'm thrilled my book will receive the 2023 International Relations Book Award @LASACONGRESS IIEP at GWU GW University Cambridge University Press - Politics GW-CIBER

How do debt ceiling politics affect the U.S. dollar? Should the debt limit be scrapped? Are there better options to managing borrowing? See my interview with Allison Nathan Goldman Sachs for more details GW University IIEP at GWU GW-CIBER goldmansachs.com/intelligence/p…

How should Latin America triangulate between Chinese & U.S. economic engagement? Can Latin American countries maximize development opportunities? Find out Sat (5/27) 8:30amPT (rm 211) Vancouver Convention Centre or 11:30amET (online) w/ @V_Chonn @LASACongress Cambridge University Press - Politics GW University

How will Latin American nations navigate the ongoing U.S-China economic competition? I'm looking forward to attending the book talk with @jorgeheine Amitav Acharya @margaretmyers Trita Parsi on #ActiveNonAlignment at the OAS tomorrow IIEP at GWU The Elliott School.

Much enjoyed this session with Becky Ray Muyang Chen @MilesKahler and Stephen B. Kaplan on Belt and Road (I talked about the somewhat underwhelming US response). youtube.com/watch?v=BLQ2wS…

Why don't Latin American nations issue more debt during commodity booms? In the prelude to what promises to be a terrific year for the politics of international debt APSA, @iasmin_goes and I answer this question in World Development #Americas sciencedirect.com/science/articl…