PLENARY SESSIONS 2

Economies for Life, Diverse Economies and “Other” Economies – First Dialogue. Towards a Research Agenda.

DATE: October 27, 2023

TIME: 8:00 am

9:30 am

LOCATION: Julio Otero Auditorium Side B

SPEAKERS: Ati Quigua, Luz Angela Rodríguez, Ignacio Krell Rivera, Carlos Eduardo Maldonado and Maria Paz Aedo

MODERATOR(s): Alexander Rincón

Alexander Rincón Ruiz
PhD in Ecological Economics from the Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona. He is associate professor at the Faculty of Economics of the Universidad Nacional de Colombia and coordinator of the Economics, Environment and Alternatives to Development Research Group-GEAAD.
Ati Quigua
Public Administrator from ESAP. Master in Government and Public Policy from Universidad Externado de Colombia and PhD candidate in Law from Universidad del Rosario. Iku (Arhuaca) indigenous leader. She has been Peace Commissioner of Colombia and currently serves as Councilwoman of Bogota (2020-2023).
Luz Angela Rodríguez
Economist from Universidad de Los Andes. Master in Environmental and Natural Resources Economics from Universidad de Los Andes and PhD in Environmental Policy from Duke University. She is Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Environmental and Rural Studies of the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana.
Ignacio Krell Rivera
Sociologist from the University of Chile. He is co-director of MAPLE-Microdesarrollo and has worked as a researcher on issues related to sustainability, traditional knowledge, spirituality and indigenous rights.
Carlos Eduardo Maldonado
PhD. in Philosophy from the University of Leuven, Dr. Honoris Causa from the University of Timisoara and has postdocs in Philosophy of Science (Pittsburgh), Complexity in History (Washington) and Philosophy of Complexity Mathematics (Cambridge). He works at El Bosque University, Colombia.
Maria Paz Aedo
Sociologist from the University of Chile, Master in Ecological Humanities, Sustainability and Ecosocial Transition from the Polytechnic University of Valencia and Autonomous University of Madrid. PhD in Education from the Bolivarian University. She works at the Center for Socio-environmental Analysis, CASA.