Academics

My current academic work focuses mainly on methodological aspects of research.

 I worked as a teaching assistant lecturing multiple classes at two prestigious argentinean universities, Universidad de San Andrés in the Department of Social Sciences and Universidad Torcuato Di Tella in the Department of Political Science and International Studies. I overseed practical classes of the subjects of Public Opinion, Politics and Thesis Workshop each academic semester. I was also responsible for grading and evaluating projects and preparing exams each semester for more than 70 students.

I also co-founded REsIDeS (ISSN 3072-8916), an academic journal created by young scholars to support peers in producing knowledge on Sustainable Development. Our aim was to build an interdisciplinary, federal, digital, and open-access platform that could broaden the reach of research on environmental, economic, and social issues. The journal brings together a distinguished Scientific Committee—composed of experts representing the three pillars of sustainable development and members of the UNESCO Chair at UdeSA—and a student-led Editorial Committee responsible for ensuring academic quality and coherence with the journal’s mission. REsIDeS publishes one annual issue and engages contributors and readers from across Argentina and the Spanish-speaking region. After graduating, I also returned to the University of San Andrés as an assistant professor, teaching introductory International Relations and methodological courses.