DIEGO SÁNCHEZ-ANCOCHEA CURRICULUM VITAE Place of Birth: Citizenship: E-mail: Web page Research interests: Madrid Spanish diego.sanchez@qeh.ox.ac.uk http://users.ox.ac.uk/~qehs0648/ Income inequality, public policy and the role of the state, social and industrial policy, Latin American economics CURRENT POSITION Oct. 2008- Oct. 08- University Lecturer in Political Economy of Latin America University of Oxford Governing body fellow, St Antony s College, University of Oxford Other appointments 2009- Region Head (Latin America), Oxford Analytica 2007-2007- Member of the Committee of Experts, Observatory of Spain s Foreign Policy, Alternativas Foundation (Spain) Associate Fellow, Inter-University Institute of Latin America, University of Salamanca 2004- Periodic consultancies for Oxford Analytica and the Economic Intelligence Unit, as well as various development organizations EDUCATION 2004 Ph. D. in Economics New School for Social Research (New York) Dissertation: Leading coalitions and the Structures of Accumulation and Distribution in Small Countries. The Cases of Costa Rica and Dominican Republic under Globalization 1998 Master in Public Administration and Government Policy Institute Ortega and Gasset (Universidad Complutense of Madrid) and Spanish Ministry of Public Administration 1997 Bachelor s Degree in Economics. Grade average: 9.16 out of 10 (17 A with honors, special mention for being one of the best three students in my class) School of Economics and Business (Universidad Complutense of Madrid) PREVIOUS PERMANENT PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Jan-Sept 08 2003-Jan 08 Senior Lecturer in Economics of Latin America Institute for the Study of the Americas, University of London Lecturer in Economics of Latin America Institute for the Study of the Americas (formerly Institute of Latin American Studies), University of London 1
PUBLICATIONS, PRESENTATIONS AND CONFERENCE Co-authored monographs Martínez Franzoni, Juliana and Diego Sánchez-Ancochea. Good Jobs and Social Services: How Costa Rica Achieved the Double Incorporation, Palgrave McMillan, forthcoming. Edited Books Sánchez-Ancochea, Diego and Iwan Morgan (eds) The Political Economy of the Budget in the Americas, Institute for the Study of the Americas, 2009 Rugraff, Eric, Diego Sanchez-Ancochea and Andrew Sumner (eds) Critical Perspectives on Transnational Corporations and Development Policy, Palgrave McMillan, 2009 Sánchez-Ancochea, Diego and Ken Shadlen (eds.). Responding to Globalization: The Political Economy of Hemispheric Integration in the Americas, Palgrave McMillan, 2008 Refereed papers English Can Latin American production regimes complement universalistic welfare regimes? Implications from the Costa Rican case Latin American Research Review, 48(2), forthcoming 2013 (with Juliana Martinez Franzoni). A Fast Herd and a Slow Tortoise? The Challenge of Upgrading in the Dominican Republic Studies in Comparative International Development, 47(2): 208-230, 2012. Bolsa Família, poverty and inequality: Political and economic effects in the short and long run (with Lauro Mattei), Global Social Policy, 11: 299-318), December 2011. Latin American Capitalism: Economic and Social Policy in Transition, Economy and Society, 38(1): 1-16 (with Juliana Martínez and Maxine Molynuex). Part of a special issue co-edited with Juliana Martínez and Maxine Molyneux, January 2009. State, Firms and the Process of Industrial Upgrading: Latin America s Variety of Capitalism and the Costa Rican experience, Economy and Society, 38(1): 62-86, January 2009. Development Trajectories and New Comparative Advantages: Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic under Globalization, World Development, 34(6): 996-1115, June 2006 Domestic capital, Civil Servants and the State: Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic under Globalization, Journal for Latin American Studies, 37: 693-726, November 2005 Spanish El modelo económico en América Latina desde los años noventa hasta la Gran Crisis Un modelo razonable o un fracaso liberal? Revista CIDOB D Afers Internacionals, 85-86: 133-155. La globalización en países pequeños en desarrollo. Nicaragua en perspectiva comparada Revista Mexicana de Sociología, 69(2): 199-242, April-June 2007 Capitalismo, Desarrollo y Estado. Una revisión crítica de la teoría del estado en Schumpeter, Revista de Economía Institucional, n. 13, second semestre 2005 2
Book chapters (with Corinne Caumartin) Explaining a contradictory record: The case of Guatemala in Lange A., F. Stewart and R. Venegupal (2011) Horizontal Inequalities and Post-conflict Development, London: Palgrave Public Budgets and Income Inequality in Latin America: A Comparative Perspective in Sánchez-Ancochea, D. and I. Morgan (eds), 2009 (with Iwan Morgan) Introduction: The Political Economy of the Budgets in Comparative Perspective in Sánchez-Ancochea, D. and I. Morgan (eds), 2009 Are North-South trade agreements good for FDI-led development? The case of DR-CAFTA in Rugraff, E., D. Sánchez-Ancochea and A. Summer (eds.), 2009 (with Eric Rugraff and Andrew Summer) How have TNCs changed in the last fifty years? (lead author) in Rugraff, E., D. Sánchez-Ancochea and A. Summer (eds.), 2009 (with Eric Rugraff y Andrew Summer) What do we know about development impacts in Rugraff, E., D. Sánchez-Ancochea and A. Summer (eds.), 2009 State and Society: The Political Economy of DR-CAFTA in Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic and El Salvador en Sánchez-Ancochea, D. and K. Shadlen (eds.), 2008 (with Kenneth Shadlen) Globalization, Integration and Economic Development in the Americas in Sánchez-Ancochea, D. and K Shadlen (eds.), 2008 Anglo-Saxon Structuralism versus Latin American Structuralism: Latin American Development Thought in Comparative Perspective in E. Pérez, E. and M. Vernengo (ed.) Ideas, Policies and Economic Development in the Americas, New York, Routledge, 2007, pages 208-227 Modelos de inserción externa de América Latina en la economía mundial desde los años 90 in Several authors, Claves de la Economía Mundial 2006, Madrid: ICEX-ICEI Selected Working papers and non-refereed policy and academic papers The double challenge of market and social incorporation. Progress and bottlenecks in latin America, Desigualdades.Net Working paper no 27, 2012 (with Juliana Martínez Franzoni). Hacia un desarrollo superficial o los inicios del salto tecnológico? Exportaciones de maquilas y desarrollo económico en Costa Rica, LATN Working Paper, Buenos Aires, 2011 "The productive bottlenecks of progressive social policies: lessons from Costa Rica and beyond" (with Juliana Martinez Franzoni), CROP Policy Brief, February 2011. " Centroamérica otra vez? Sobre la crisis hondureña y algo más" Colomna para el CIDOB (con Salvador Martí), 3 July 2009 "Integración económica en Centroamérica: retos, oportunidades y escenarios para España", OPEX Working Paper n. 35/2008 (with Fernando Rueda Junquera) "Offshoring and employment in the developing world: The case of Costa Rica", ILO Employment Sector Working Paper No. 4, 2008 (with Christoph Ernst) El largo camino hacia CAFTA en Costa Rica: enseñanzas para España, Memorando OPEX, no 68/2008, Alternativas Foundation, Madrid Poverty: An Exchange with Nicholas D. Kristof, New York Review of Books, 54 (3), 16 August 2007 3
Inversión extranjera y exportaciones. Un análisis del éxito exportador de Costa Rica Second Prize in the first competition Ensayo de Economía Latinoamericana para jóvenes investigadores, December 2005 http://www.cesla.com/analisis/archivos/pubens2.pdf FELLOWSHIPS, PRICES AND HONORS 2011-12 Visting fellowship, Desigualdades Network, Free University of Berlin 2010 British Academy Small Grant for the project An Impossible Task? (with Juliana Martinez Franzoni) 2009 Joint Initiative for the Study of Latin America & Caribbean Research Grant. Project Is the EU promoting development in Latin America? Central America and the negotiation of the Association Agreement (4,000 pounds) July 2006-July 2008 British Academy grant for the organization of two international conferences on social policy, economic models and income inequality (co-organizer with Professors Maxine Molyneux and Juliana Martinez) December 2005 Second place in the First Essay Prize on Latin American Economics for Young Researchers, Universidad Autónoma of Madrid (2,000 euros) September 2005 Small research grant for fieldwork in the Dominican Republic, British Academy May 2004 Frieda Wunderlich Memorial Award for an Outstanding Dissertation by an International Student, Graduate Faculty, New School University 21 May 2004 Student Speaker, New School Commencement, Maddison Square Garden, New York September 2003-June 2004 Graduate Faculty Dissertation Fellowship, New School University (New York) September 2003 May 2003 David Gordon Award for Students' Papers in Economics Center for Economic Policy Analysis, New School University (New York) September 2001-June 2002 Graduate Faculty Dissertation Fellowship, New School University September-December 1999 Transregional Center for Democratic Studies Fellowship (funded by the Ford Foundation) September 1998-June 2000 Fellowship to pursuit graduate studies in the United States from the foundation La Caixa (included both a monthly stipend and full tuition for two years) 4
INSTITUTIONAL AFFILIATIONS Assistant editor and member of the editorial board, Oxford Development Studies, 2012- Member of the Editorial Board, Journal of Latin America Studies 2009- Member of the Editorial Board, Development Policy Review 2009- Member of the Program Board Latin American Programme Research Council of Norway 2008-2012 Coordinator, Network Globalization and Socio-Economic Development, Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics (SASE) October 2007- Co-chair, Economics and Politics section, Latin American Studies Association (LASA) September 2007-September 2010 Member of the management committee, Society of Latin American Studies 2004-2008 Referee for the Journal of Latin American Studies, World Development, New Political Economy, Development and Change, Journal of International Development, Revista de Economía Institucional, Revista Problemas de Desarrollo, Revista de Economía Mundial and several others 5