Oscar Oszlak
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May 5, 1936
- University of Buenos Aires – Public Accountant (1958)
- University of Buenos Aires – B.A. in Economics (1963)
- Harvard Law School – International Tax Program (1964–1965)
- University of California, Berkeley – M.A. in Public Administration and Ph.D. in Political Science (1970)
Oscar Oszlak | |
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| Born | Oscar Oszlak May 5, 1936 |
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| Alma mater | University of Buenos Aires, University of California, Berkeley |
| Occupations | Political scientist and economist |
Oscar Oszlak (born May 5, 1936, Buenos Aires) is an Argentine political scientist and economist. He has conducted research on the state, public administration, and public policy in Latin America.[1][2]
His work is often cited in studies addressing state formation and public management in the region.[3][2] In 2023 he received Argentina's «Distinguished Researcher of the Nation Award», granted by the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation for his career in social sciences.[4][5]
Oszlak has served as a consultant on institutional strengthening projects for the ECLAC, the IDB, the UNDP, and the World Bank. His academic activity has combined teaching, applied research, and technical advisory work.[6]
He has been awarded honorary doctorates from the National University of Córdoba[7] (UNC) and the National University of Cuyo,[8] and has taught at universities abroad.[9]