Gloria K. Sánchez-Cuevas
PhD Candidate
| Degrees: | B.A. (UNAM - Mexico), M.A. (Saint Paul), M.A. (Carleton), M.B.A. (Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) |
Supervisors
Vida Panitch, Ethics and Public Affairs, Carleton University
Jennifer Robinson, Political Management, Carleton University
Research Topic
Universal Basic Income & Public Deliberation
Research Interests
- Basic Income
- Deliberative Democracy
- Social Policy
- Policy Making
Biography
Gloria is a Ph.D. candidate in the Ethics and Public Affairs program. Her doctoral research aims to explain how the public reasons and values underlying basic income proposals may impact policy implementation and outcomes on the ground.
Gloria has also participated in research projects on development ethics, just transitions in climate change, and participatory-action research. Outside academia, Gloria has experience working on social impact in higher education, social entrepreneurship, business ethics, and racial justice.