I’m a PhD student in political science at the Graduate Center, CUNY majoring in international relations. I have taught courses in international relations, political economy and international trade in China, Colombia and the United States for the past 7 years. My main areas of research are international political economy, foreign policy & soft power
• Book Chapter: Acevedo-Ossa, Juan. “Colombia: Negotiating the Domestic-Global Nexus.” in Diplomatic Strategies of Nations in the Global South (forthcoming)
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Acevedo-Ossa, Juan. “El realismo subalterno en la política exterior colombiana.” Foreign Affairs Latin America (2022)
OMEP World Assembly
2013. Poster presentation on “Early childhood development in Colombia”.
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Research article:
Patricia Rodríguez, Andrés Sarria,
Millerlandy Santana, Juan Pablo Acevedo y Alexandra Arango. (2017). Reintegración económica de excombatientes desde
el análisis de los determinantes de la motivación hacia el trabajo. Revista Perfiles Gerenciales. 6(1). pp. 100-112.
My research lies in the intersection of foreign policy, soft power and international political economy with a particular emphasis on China in the Global South and its hegemonic competition with the United States.
2020-2025 Ph.D. Student, Political Science (International Relations & Comparative Politics) – Graduate Center, CUNY, New York City, USA
Research interests: Foreign policy, international political economy, US-China relations
2018-2019 Postgraduate Diploma in University teaching
– Universidad ICESI – Cali, Colombia
2009 -2012 M.A. in International Relations
– Zhongnan University of Economics and Law – Wuhan, China.
2008 – 2010 Chinese language and culture – Zhongnan University of Economics and Law – Wuhan, China.
2002 – 2007 B Sc in Industrial Engineering, San Buenaventura University – Cali, Colombia.