Key Insights
Below are different experiences I had while studying abroad, which changed the way I viewed the world and our future. Throughout my experiences, both within and beyond the classroom, I was able to grow and develop a more transnational mindset. I learned how important it is to understand each country's part in the global economy and why they function the way they do.
The Chilean dictatorship lasted from 1973 to 1990. This government has a lasting impact on the economic status of the country. 50 years after the military coup that started it all, we see how the dictatorship impacted institutions and their long term affect in economic development in the current day.
How the Dictatorship Impacted Institutions and the Prevalence in Current Day
The Economic Effects of Global Warming
Santiago's unique geography has led to numerous struggles from how it affects the health of its citizens to how those citizens are able to obtain basic needs like water. As the climate crisis becomes more prevalent, Chile sees the effects now more than ever before.
Chilean Culture explained by Hofstede's Framework
Since the dictatorship, Chilean culture has changed due to the experiences faced from 1973 to 1990, and some of the culture from that era is still seen today. The culture changes from that time help explain the different aspects of Hofstede's Framework for Culture Analysis that differ from the United States.
