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Carol Wise joined the School of International Relations at the University of Southern California in 2002, after spending eight years at Johns Hopkins University’s School of Advanced International Studies. Her research focuses on international political economy and development, particularly in the context of Latin America and China. Wise's work analyzes the transformation in trade relations, the impact of China's rise on Latin America, and the region's economic strategy in response to global shifts. She has authored and co-edited several important publications, including 'Dragonomics: Latin America Maximizing (or Missing) China’s International Development Strategy' and 'Political Economy of China-Latin America Relations in the New Millennium'. Her research has garnered several awards, including a Fulbright Distinguished Scholar Award in 2019. Wise actively contributes to scholarly discussions through her numerous publications and has been involved in various professional affiliations, lending her expertise on issues related to trade integration and international economic relations.
University of Southern California - School of International Relations • Los Angeles, CA
Teaching and researching international political economy and development issues.
Johns Hopkins University - School of Advanced International Studies • Washington, DC
Conducted research and taught courses on international economic relations.
Claremont Graduate School •
Provided instruction in political science with a focus on Latin America.
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