Panel: Inequalities & Consequences: What is Being Done?
(Poverty and Income Policy)

Saturday, March 10, 2018: 9:00 AM-10:30 AM
Room 24 (Burkle Family Building at Claremont Graduate University)

*Names in bold indicate Presenter

Discussant:  Joab Corey, University of California, Riverside

Inequalities & Consequences: What is Being Done?

On the Capacity of the States to Impact Inequality at the Subnational Level: The Case of Latin America
Alma Alicia Bezares Calderon and Giacomo Di Pasquale, Claremont Graduate University



Food (In)Security and Conflict: A Sub-National Approach to the Colombian Civil War in the 2000s
Santiago Mateo Villamizar-Chaparro, University of California, San Diego



Food Insecurity, Food Store Choice, and Food Shopping Behaviors of Disabled U.S. Households
Sarah Charnes, University of Washington



Understanding Identity, Water & Conflict for Water Cooperation in the Israeli-Palestinian Case Study
Amira Noeuv, American University




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