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Argentina

The eye on the SMEs

On April 9 I had the pleasure of participating in the conference organized by CAME (Argentina Confederation of Medium Enterprises) to over 1000 entrepreneurs, representing 323 chambers of 23 provinces and the Autonomous

  • SABF Blog Admin
    SABF Blog Admin
4 min read
poverty

Inclusion, there isn't just one

I must confess the word inclusion has caused certain apprehension in me. There is a top-down component that assumes as a basis a better reality (its own) versus the other one, which they

  • Ana Paula Valacco
3 min read
Ideapod

More ideas, less pets

We live in a time of radical change. Today, individuals use technology to exchange information in a way never seen before. Internet connectivity has altered the meaning of geographical distance and everything and

  • Adrianna Roberts
2 min read
Opinion

The (in)human being

Many times we live without thinking about what it means. The vast majority lives a repetitive set of days, 5 working days and 2 days to rest from the working days. And, if

  • SABF Blog Admin
    SABF Blog Admin
3 min read
Opportunities

Internship programs for this 2015

Many of the most interesting recruitment processes for interns and university students are getting closer. Even though many are not currently active, we recommend you to follow up the companies’ websites and social

  • Emiliano Dominguez
3 min read
Democracy

South America, that phenomenon - Part 2

When we talked the other day about South America, we mentioned a basic thesis that somehow allows us to understand the socio-political reality of the subcontinent. We mentioned some institutional factors that were

  • Ana Paula Valacco
3 min read
Argentina

First great move on Argentina's electoral front

The first major move on the electoral front.  What until now looked like a contest with four fronts -two with chances and two without any, shifted to a scenario with three fronts -initially,

  • Nicolas Berneman
4 min read
Society

Saving lives: would you do it? Explaining a world without donors

Denmark had a grave problem. Being a highly developed country, educated and with life quality levels that any other country would envy, its citizens were dying every day due to the lack of

  • Jorge Lubiano
4 min read
economy

We are imprisoned by the bolivar

When the Venezuelan bolivar is called “strong”, it is no longer because of its promised – and never achieved – sturdiness and stability; instead it seems today to be due to a fortification. The strong

  • Tulio Davila
2 min read
Latin America

South America, that phenomenon

A common origin, several attempts to constitute, a reality that repeats itself, amidst dichotomies, along the Andes and the marine line. In Latin America, and even more in the South region, the historical

  • Ana Paula Valacco
4 min read
economy

Economy, the science of a chessboard

During my 10 years of teaching courses on introductory economics, I take more time in defining what economy is/ the concept of economy. I remember that the first years, as soon as the

  • Alexis Poet
4 min read
Argentina

2015 scenario: beyond Kirchner

The Argentines are facing a new election year (2015 Schedule of Elections) We celebrate over 30 years of democracy, where we have seen institutions strengthened, but we are still far away from living

  • Emiliano Dominguez
4 min read
cooperativity

Do we ally or do we alienate with each other?

We live in times in which humanity seems to be moving to the tune of “every man for himself”, and where selfishness as an anti-value often prevails over camaraderie, solidarity and love for

  • Hector Martinez
3 min read
Charlie Hebdo

Violence and terrorist acts: what do we do now?

Everybody is talking about the terrorist attack that happened a few days ago in Charlie Hebdo. Whether it is to condemn violence, to condemn Muslims, to defend the non-radical Muslims, to defend freedom

  • María Laura Varela
    María Laura Varela
3 min read
conferences

10 outstanding conferences for students in 2015

2015 has begun. A new year, full of opportunities for young students all over the world. Here, a list of the most relevant and suggested conferences that are still receiving applications. Don’t

  • SABF Blog Admin
    SABF Blog Admin
4 min read
Argentina

We want to be a Nation

Argentina has two major problems of which we seldom hear about and that are visibly covered. Demography and ecology: the study of the society and of the space. To introduce the issue, we

  • Emiliano Dominguez
3 min read
economic theory

Inflation, problem solved

The discussions and palaver that revolve around inflation abound and redound. Many debates that long ago were overcome reappear as if they were novel or problematic (… it is unclear if inflation is so

  • Nicolas Berneman
3 min read
NGOs

I don't need anything more than this

Each year on December 5th we celebrate the International Volunteer Day, which “is a chance for volunteer-involving organizations and individual volunteers to promote their contributions to development at local, national and international levels”

  • Ana Paula Valacco
2 min read
launching

SABF 2015 Launching

Last Wednesday December 3rd, the SABF Community met again to celebrate the launch of the 2015 team, who will carry out the eleventh edition of the South American Business Forum. Firstly, María Laura

  • María Laura Varela
    María Laura Varela
3 min read
entrepreneurs

The Entrepreneurs and Willpower

There is only one person capable of limiting your own growth: yourself Every venture begins from a vision, a purpose, a dream, a desire. This is what motivates us, what put us in

  • SABF Blog Admin
    SABF Blog Admin
3 min read
design thinking

Better the Angel you don't know than the Devil you do

We had the opportunity to participate in the workshop “Innovation in companies” organized by the Unión Argentina de Jóvenes Empresarios [Argentinian Union of Young Businessmen] (UNAJE) given by Rolando Meyer, industrial engineer of

  • Emiliano Dominguez
3 min read
economy

"I move over here, I move over there" - Dolar Blue

Last week, we, the Argentinian citizens, witnessed an illuminating economic event. The price of the black market US dollar – “Dólar Blue” for locals -, with its ups and downs, showed its true essence:

  • Nicolas Berneman
4 min read
Debate

The Power on the Speech

Politics On the movie “The Invention Of Lying”, the humorist Ricky Gervais suddenly finds himself on a privileged position. In a world where the truth is the natural and obvious condition of society,

  • Ana Paula Valacco
3 min read
ethics

The Ethical Cost of Technology

The question of right and wrong is never black and white, but the general public associates the question of ethics in the same category. Type “right and wrong” in Google and it automatically

  • Aslan Maleki
3 min read
development

The Economy of your Life (and of your world)

Last October 7th, the second session of SABF’s serie of talks was held. On this opportunity we’ve invited Tomás Bulat, economist and author of “Economía Descubierta” [Uncovered Economy] and “La Economía

  • María Laura Varela
    María Laura Varela
4 min read
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