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I obtained my PhD in 2016. I have more than three years of experience in university teaching and in-depth knowledge of primary sources, as I worked as a support professional at the National Administration Archive (an institution that keeps documents of the Chilean government and the Chilean state from the 20th century). I research from an inter-trans-multidisciplinary Social History, looking for theoretical and methodological tools in sociology, anthropology and other social sciences. I developed this in my doctoral thesis and in my publications on the History of the Chilean Family (19th and 20th centuries). I specialised in Latin American History by studying courses with internationally renowned foreign historians. I am looking for a position to generate instances of research collaboration with other colleagues. I have a "research project bank" on Chile and Latin American History. I am a highly creative person (MBTI personality INTJ), with a high capacity for concentration and problem solving. I have control and calmness under pressure and in complex situations, as well as long term planning. At work I like to reach agreements based on respect and trust with my colleagues.
Positions
Professor Sep 2016 - Jul 2017
U. Academia de Humanismo Cristiano
Courses: "Chile: Oligarchy society and social movements" and "Approach to historical sources."
Education
Pontifical Catholic University of chile 2008 - 2016
Field of study: History
Degree: Ph.D
My tesis it's about how the popular families became into a social problem in a regional space (called Norte Chico) between 1860-1920, at economical and sociocultural transition to modernization context, Chile.
The analysis focused in relationships among families and several publics institutions (justice, health, education and militar compulsory recruitment), a primary institutionalization process of a State desirous to reformed and normalizing the family.
The Institutions tried to impose existence conditions on family life, and popular families deployed several direct or indirect resistance strategies, adaptation or instrumentalization.
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