The ESAP of Bogotá joins the venues of #CLACSO2025
The Latin American Council of Social Sciences is honored to announce that the Higher School of Public Administration It joins the National University of Colombia, Bogotá campus, and the Agora Bogotá as a venue for the X Latin American and Caribbean Conference of Social Sciences from June 9 to 12.
ESAP is a Colombian public institution of a university nature that works to transform society through comprehensive training, research, advising and consulting.
As a contribution to the invitation to attend the Conference, they are producing the audiovisual material “ESAP joins #CLACSO with Professor José Francisco Puello"whose first chapter is called “What is CLACSO? "
Chapter 2. The History of CLACSO
In the second chapter of “ESAP dresses up as Clacso” we will explore the history of this conference with the help of the historian Mauricio Archila and the sociologist Martha Garcia.
Chapter 3. Reflections at CLACSO: State of exception in Colombia
Chapter 4. Esapists at CLACSO: Chairs of Peace
In this fourth chapter: "Esapistas at CLACSO: Chairs of Peace", meet the Public Administration students from the main campus, who will participate as speakers in this important academic space.
Chapter 5. ESAP and UNAL: Epicenters of critical thinking
Connect with Carolina Jimenez, Vice-Rector of the National University of Colombia, Bogotá campus, in the fifth chapter of “ESAP dresses up for Clacso”, where we reflect on the bets, challenges and strengths that the X Conference, which will take place in Bogotá from June 9 to 12, represents for the country.
Chapter 6. Territory in action: Boyacá at Clacso
In this episode we talk with Julio César Caro, research professor of the Boyacá – Casanare Territorial Directorate, on his research project that he will be presenting at Clacso: the challenges of the fiscal transfer system in Colombia and the urgency of its modernization to strengthen municipal performance.
Chapter 7. Agrarian Reforms, a critical look from Clacso
Why is it important to talk about agrarian reforms in Latin America? In this episode, research professor Sandra Polo offers a critical perspective on land redistribution processes and the peasant struggle.
Chapter 8. Thinking about the Colombian public budget at Clacso
In this episode, we speak with Orlando Velasco, a professor at the Cundinamarca Regional Directorate of ESAP, who presents his research, "Secular Factors and Categories Shaping the Public Budget in Colombia." This project examines the country's public budget historically, exploring its structural roots and social implications.
The #CLACSO2025 edition, with the focus on “Horizons and transformations for equality – Democracies, resistance, communities, rights and peace”, is being held in Bogotá, the city where CLACSO was born in October 1967 and the capital of the country with a long history of activities, projects and allied institutions.
X Latin American and Caribbean Conference of Social Sciences
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