Consultant and staff member with several international organizations: World Bank, UNDP, FAO, Inter-American Institute for Cooperation in Agriculture, Organization of American States, and the International Food Policy Research Institute. Senior diplomat at the Argentine Embassy in Washington DC, covering bilateral, regional, and multilateral trade negotiations. Currently, Executive Director for Argentina and Haiti at the Inter American Development Bank in Washington DC. Undergraduate degree in economics from the Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina; MA in International Affairs from The Nitze School of Advanced International Studies, The Johns Hopkins University; and PhD in Economics from The Johns Hopkins University.
Recent Blog Posts by Eugenio Diaz-Bonilla
- (Un)Solicited Advice to the Candidates for the World Bank’s Presidency
- When the External Debt Is Not External
- Volatile Volatility
- Competitive Devaluations and Related Issues
- Alan Greenspan Keeps on Saying He Did Not Do It…
- Some Thoughts on Haiti’s Suffering and Courage
- USA, Argentina and Alan Beattie: Wrong Starting Point. Final Act (At least on my part…)
- USA, Argentina and Alan Beattie: Wrong Starting Point. Act II
- USA, Argentina and Alan Beattie: Wrong Starting Point
- Mr. Obama heads South (geographically speaking, of course…)
- The G-20 and the IADB
- Some Reflections on Argentina’s Debt Restructuring
- “Retenciones,” Argentina’s Agricultural Production and World Food Markets
- Recessions: Past and Future
- Argentina’s Recent Growth Episode
- Best of Times 2?
- Best of Times?
