María Inés started following the work of María Ullivarri, Instituto Superior de Estudios Sociales (ISES, CONICET-UNT), ISES.
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María Inés started following the journal First World War Studies.
National Research Council-Argentina (CONICET)
Faculty Member, Instituto de Historia Argentina y Americana "Dr. Emilio Ravignani", UBA
Universidad de Buenos Aires, Departamento de Historia, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
CONICET Researcher/Instituto de Historia Argentina y Americana Dr. E. Ravignani
Department of History - Faculty of Philosophy and Literature - University of Buenos Aires
About
I graduated with Honors as Professor of Secondary and Superior Education in History from the University of Buenos Aires (Faculty of Philosophy and Literature), where I teach General Social History (European history, XIth - XXth centuries).
I also worked as Junior Researcher for the Commission for the Clarification of Nazi Activities in Argentina (CEANA), Ministry of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Worship (Argentina), researching the impact of Nazism on Argentinean society (press, political parties, civil associations, Army, Church, etc.)
Postgraduate Research Fellow of the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (CONICET), in 2003 I received my PhD in History from the University of Buenos Aires, with the mark "Summa cum Laude" and advice for publication. My thesis was entitled “Prensa conservadora y democratización política en la Argentina: el caso de ‘La Mañana’ y ‘La Fronda’, 1911-1930”. There I studied the itinerary of conservatism during the democratization of Argentina's political system. Then, I was a CONICET Postdoctoral Research Fellow; Professor in charge of several Undergraduate and Postgraduate Seminars at the University of Buenos Aires and the National University of Cuyo, and Visiting Lecturer at the Department of History, University Torcuato Di Tella (Argentina).
Since 2007, I work as Researcher at CONICET.
After my PhD, I studied the Argentine right during the interwar period, focusing on the relationships between conservatives and nationalists.
My current research concerns Argentina society's reactions to First World War, considering associationism, civic mobilizations and intellectual debates.
