Mario Vargas Llosa on Latin American Politics

Join Romina Sarmiento, a distinguished political scientist, and Eloy Fisher, an economist and sociologist, for a FREE salon on leadership and policy inspired by Mario Vargas Llosa, one of Latin America’s most influential thinkers. This salon, part of the Georgetown LALP series, offers a deep dive into Vargas Llosa’s provocative memoir, The Call of the Tribe, which examines the foundations of his philosophical and political beliefs.

Why do leaders think the way they do? What can we learn from the intellectual journeys of influential figures to enhance our own work in policy and governance? Join us as we juxtapose Vargas Llosa’s insights with other ideological frameworks to better understand the forces shaping decision-making and leadership in today’s complex global landscape.

This session is more than a book discussion—it’s a chance to reflect on your own beliefs, gain new perspectives on effective leadership, and connect with peers dedicated to making a difference. Whether you’re steeped in policy work or simply curious about the interplay between ideas and action, this salon will enrich your understanding and inspire your approach to challenges.

This event will take place online, in both English and Spanish.

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