El Salvador

Capital: Array
Area: 21,041
Population: 6,486,201
Languages: Spanish

Research

Research In El Salvador

Research conducted by members of the Kellogg intellectual community on the themes of democracy and human development is at the core of what the Institute does.

Landing Peace: Rural-Poor Mobilization and Land Redistribution in Civil War Political Transitions (El Salvador and Guatemala)

Isabel Güiza-Gómez: Doctoral Student Affiliate

2023-2024

Theological Resistance to Economic Injustice: Comparing Political and Economic Theology in Latin America & Africa

Rev. Fidelis Olokunboro: Former Kellogg Doctoral Student

2018-2019

Will These Wounds Ever Heal? Trauma and Healing in the Lives of Salvadoran Street Children

Jenna Knapp: ND Alum

2009

Research on Women and Globalization and Non-Profit Work with COAR Peace Mission

Bridget Mullins: International Scholar

2008

Community Development and Education in El Salvador

Jenna Knapp: ND Alum

2007

Educating for Social Change Approaches to Pedagogy in El Salvador

Paul Mitchell: ND Alum

2006

Self-Serving Generosity? International Responses to Internal Displacement Emergencies in El Salvador and Peru, 1980-92

Andreas Feldmann: Former Kellogg Doctoral Student

1998

People

People Researching El Salvador

For more than three decades, our faculty and visiting fellows have helped set the scholarly agenda on our core themes of democratization and human development. Our work has had a significant impact on policy and practice.