Doctorate in Sociology and Anthropology, graduate in Sociology and International Relations, master's degree in Methodology of Behavioral and Health Sciences and member of the Department of Applied Sociology of the Complutense University of Madrid. His research interests are related to political sociology, particularly with regard to the trajectories of the far right, urban studies, quantitative and qualitative methodology and data analysis. He is currently developing his doctoral thesis on the normalization of the far right. He has been part of the research project Evolution of Political Strife in Spain (2000-2020) (ECOPOL, funded by the State Research Agency). He has recently launched the Integrated Digital Tool for Social Information Analysis (HIDEAIS) project, which aims to push the boundaries of Protest Event Analysis (PEA), deepen knowledge of long-term contentious policy, and provide tools for civil society decision-making. His research has been published in Cities and the Spanish Journal of Sociology, among others.
MOVICON is dedicated to the study of political strife from a broad perspective, which includes social movements and cycles of protest, but also other more punctual or extensive forms of collective action, from riots to revolutions through armed conflicts and democratization processes, without losing sight of other more routine ones, such as elections or parliamentary work.
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