I am a contract Ph.D. student in History at the Université Paris-Saclay (since Fall 2022) and the University of Notre Dame (since Fall 2024), under an international joint Ph.D. degree. Member of the IDHE.S-Evry laboratory (UMR 8533) and the Kellogg Institute for International Studies, I have also been a lecturer in History in the History Department of the University of Evry Paris-Saclay since 2023. My doctoral project, entitled "Transatlantic self-management circulations and political exile in the 1968s: Chile, France and Mexico", examines the transnational circulation of self-management ideas and practices between Latin America and Europe through the prism of the Chilean historical experience (1964-1973). In this way, I analyze how political exile in France and Mexico, generated by the 1973 coup d’état in Chile, enabled the political translation of these ideas in a context of international solidarity with the Chileans and a resurgence of political sensibilities specific to the Global Sixties.
I hold a master's degree in History, Economies, Societies (2022) from Université Paris-Saclay - UPSaclay/France, in whose dissertation I analyzed the trajectory of the "Brasília group" - some dependency theory intellectuals: Vânia Bambirra, Theotônio Dos Santos, Ruy Mauro Marini, and Andre Gunder Frank - during their stay at the Center for Socio-Economic Studies - CESO in Santiago de Chile (1966-1973); a master's degree in Social History of Brazil (2022) from the Universidade Federal da Bahia - UFBA/Brazil, in whose dissertation I carried out an analyze on the history of agribusiness during the Brazilian military dictatorship, based on the implementation of a Japanese-Brazilian project called PRODECER (1964-1979); and a bachelor's degree in History (2019) from the same university.