Omar Narrea
Researcher at the Center for China and Asia Pacific Studies
His research agenda related to Asia includes port networks within the Belt and Road Initiative, global value chains policies and industrial parks, as well as special economic zones. As part of his doctoral project, he is researching on the energy transition in copper mines in southern Peru. In the extractive resources sector, he has participated in research and policy studies on both large-scale mining (Quellaveco, Yanacocha, and Las Bambas) and small-scale mining in Madre de Dios and Arequipa. He is an economist and postgraduate lecturer at the Universidad del Pacífico. He was awarded the Chevening scholarship for the MSc in Mega Infrastructure Projects at the University College London and holds an MSc in Social Policy from the London School of Economics. He is currently pursuing a PhD in Environmental Sciences at the National University of San Marcos.
Publicaciones:
Riding the Pacific Ocean with Chinese infrastructure. The Chancay Port.
Narrea, O. (2024). Riding the Pacific Ocean with Chinese infrastructure. The Chancay Port. En. Alter, Joseph; James A. Cook & Dussel Peters, Enrique. Connecting China, Latin America, and the Caribbean: Infrastructure and Everyday Life. University of Pittsburgh Press
Sharing Chinese and Peruvian Visions about the Future Chancay Port: Exploring Opportunities under the Belt and Road
Narrea, O. (2022). Working Paper N°3. Center for China and Asia-Pacific Studies, Universidad del Pacífico.
¿Más allá de Chancay-Shanghái? Explorando los escenarios para pasar de enclaves mineros a un corredor multipropósito inter-regional
Narrea, O. & Martínez, E. (2021). ¿Más allá de Chancay-Shanghai? Explorando los escenarios para pasar de enclaves mineros a un corredor multipropósito interregional. XXI Concurso Anual de Investigación CIES 2019
