 Universidad
de San Andres
The Escuela de San Andres was created in 1838, influenced
by the Presbyterian community settled in Buenos Aires. Universidad
de San Andres' reputation for research, combined with its
exclusive environment, has enabled the institution to attract
and retain faculty excelling in both research productivity
and in teaching. Approximately, 42 per cent of the teaching
faculty are full-time professors. Classes are led by experienced
academicians from leading universities in both Argentina and
from abroad. San Andres' teaching methods include lectures,
tutorials, research work, and extracurricular activities. Home Page.
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 Academia
Nacional de la Historia
It is a civil association with legal capacity, ruled by a
statute and a board of directors which is composed of a number
members who serve three year terms. It receives annual contributions
from the State and acts through the Ministerio de Educacion
y Cultura. It is formed by forty academicians in the country
and abroad, and seats the Argentine History Committee, a branch
of the International Committee (seated in Paris). Since 1993,
it has been a member of the Union Acadimique Internationale
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Asociacion
Argentina de Historia Economica
Created in 1981, it is a non-profit civil association formed
by 436 members (faculty, research / historians and economists).
Economic History Conferences had been held some years before
the Argentine association was established, which were sponsored
by institutions such as the Academia Nacional de la Historia,
the Universidad de Buenos Aires, the Universidad Catslica
Argentina, and the Instituto Torcuato Di Tella, and several
national universities, Rio Cuarto, Lujan, Cordoba, San Juan,
Jujuy, Mendoza, Rosario, Tandil, y Quilmes. During the first
ten years, these meetings were organized on a yearly basis,
and in 1990 they became a biennial event. |
Asociacion
Uruguaya de Historia Economica
Established in 1992, it is integrated by academicians of disciplines
such as Economics and Management, Social Sciences, Humanities,
and Education. It is composed of a General Assembly and a
Directive Council that is renewed every year. Its affiliation
to the IEHA was approved in 1994 in Milano, Italy. In June,
1995 the first Economic History Conferences were held in Montevideo,
Uruguay. |
Asociacion
Brasilera de Investigadores en Historia Economica
Created in 1993, it represents every Brazilian region through
199 associates. It has already carried out annual meetings
such as the II Brazilian Economic History Congress and the
III International Management History Congress. At present,
it is seated in Universidad Federal Fulminense in Niteroi,
Rio de Janeiro. |
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