Roberto Cortes-Conde

Background

Cortes-Conde, Roberto was born on February 5, 1932 in Buenos Aires. Son of Oscar and Pepi (Rosenman) C.-Cortes-Conde.

Education

Graduate in law, University Buenos Aires, 1956. Postgraduate, University Buenos Aires, 1962.

Career

Lawyer, 1956-1960; professor of University Litoral, Rosario, Argentina, 1963-1966; professor, U. Buenos Aires School Law, 1984-1996; visiting associate professor, Yale University, New Haven, 1967-1969; senior researcher, Di Tella Institute, Buenos Aires, 1970-1990; director, Di Tella Institute, Buenos Aires, 1970-1974, 81-83; president, Di Tella Institute, Buenos Aires, 1976-1983; professor economics history, U. San Andres, Buenos Aires, since 1990; director department economics, U. San Andres, Buenos Aires, 1993-1995. Visiting professor University of Chicago, 1990-1991.

Achievements

• Roberto Cortes-Conde has been listed as a noteworthy economic history educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Works

• book

  • First Stages of Modernization in Spanish America (Torchbooks)

Membership

Member National Academy History (academic treasurer since 1990), International Association Economics History (Executive Committee since 1990).

Connections

Married Sara Jorge, January 12, 1955. Children: Oscar, Florencia, Maria Jose, Roberto.

Father:

Oscar C.-Cortes-Conde

Mother:

Pepi (Rosenman) C.-Cortes-Conde

Spouse:

Sara Jorge

child:

Maria Jose Cortes-Conde

child:

Florencia Cortes-Conde

child:

Roberto Cortes-Conde

child:

Oscar Cortes-Conde