PhD in Political Science from the Complutense University of Madrid, with a thesis on the identity construction of the memorialist movement in Spain. He is currently a substitute professor in the Department of Political Science and Administration of that university. He has been a visiting researcher at the Scuola Normale Superiore in Florence and at the CONICET Social Research Center in Buenos Aires. He is a graduate in History and Political Science and has a Master's Degree in Political Theory and Democratic Culture. Her work focuses on the nexus between collective memory, social movements and changes in contemporary cultures and political identities, especially in the Spanish and Latin American context.
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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