I am a sociologist with nearly 15 years of experience teaching undergraduate and graduate courses in sociology and related fields. Currently, I teach 'Contemporary Global Challenges: Poverty, Inequality, and Immigration' in the Department of Political Science and International Relations at Universidad Torcuato Di Tella in Buenos Aires, where I bring my research expertise to engage students in critical global issues.
In the United States, I held faculty appointments at the City University of New York and the University of Wisconsin. Additionally, I held visiting positions at Fordham University and Lehigh University. These roles reflect my commitment to fostering critical thinking, research skills, and a deep understanding of crucial social issues among my students.
Theories and Policies in the Field of International Migration | Qualitative Research Methods
Contemporary Global Challenges: Poverty, Inequality, and Immigration | Sociology of Children | Sociology of the Family | Work and Family | Social Inequality | The US Welfare State | Sociological Analysis | Immigration in Comparative Perspective | Immigration and Adaptation | Urban Sociology in Global Perspective | Social Movements and Social Change | Introduction to Sociology | Race and Ethnicity | Research Methods
