Although data are available, there has not been any analysis of income distribution in cities in the country, which could offer elements of public policy so that the mayors identify the best ways to reduce inequality. This Universidad del Rosario research study begins on that path.

The concept of the Creative or Orange Economy is relatively new in the world, but there is great hope in its positive effects. Colombia is no stranger to this trend, which is why it has been studied in the country. Universidad del Rosario contributes to this research study.

Leading economists came together to evaluate the latest seventy years of the Colombian foreign trade system, thinking about the economic effects and the population’s welfare in the long term. The assessment showed that the measures that seek to protect some sectors affect others and the smaller actors of the same sector. Furthermore, exports have not been diversified.

Sailing through the “umbilical cord” between Nariño and Putumayo challenges courage and is an X-ray of the political and cultural reality of the region.

The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) reports have been increasing in Latin America. These reports allow the construction of management indicators of companies. Colombia witnessed the highest growth in reports, with an increase of 500 percent between 2010 and 2015. This was established by a study by Professors Rafael Alejandro Piñeros, from the School of Business Administration of the Universidad del Rosario, and Juan Pablo Acevedo, from the Universidad de La Sabana.

Although, in Colombia, two bills address this problem, there is still a long way to go to stop this high-prevalence phenomenon. Two professors from the Faculty of Economics of Universidad del Rosario follow up the discussions that occur in Colombia and the world. The bottom line is that the framework that exists for the consumption and sale of tobacco must be considered.

An investigation carried out in Colombia and other Latin American countries by an international team—with the participation of the Universidad del Rosario— analyzes the incidence of sources of information in the evaluation that citizens make of corrupt politicians. Another study shows that voters are less ruthless with clientelism than they are with illicit enrichment when voting.

After 20 years of research and teaching at the Universidad del Rosario, Beatriz Londoño Toro was appointed emeritus professor, a distinction few women achieve. Her life has been dedicated to the defense of human rights from different approaches, many of which she created herself.

Professors from the Faculty of Law of the Universidad del Rosario consider that the figure known as emphyteusis could be the key to the great challenge of comprehensive rural reform in Colombia. It would allow farmers to own the land and a third party to invest to make it productive.

Just as jazz musicians improvise their performances and get a great result, companies can give a fundamental place to actions that were not planned. Of course, they must know how to do so. This is the conclusion of a research that provides clues on how to act without having “rehearsed.”