About
Research
Rural work, global markets and uneven development
Teaching
Critical analysis of agricultural and commercial systems
Practice
Sustainable production systems and the dignity of rural workers
PhD in Development Studies; researcher of agrarian political economy and uneven development
Political economist specializing in the intersection between smallholder
agriculture, global commodity chains, and agrarian change. My research
combines econometric methods, qualitative analysis, and systems thinking to
investigate agrarian change, linking empirical analysis with critical political
economy. Drawing on more than a decade of collaboration with smallholder
farmer organizations in Latin America, I work at the intersection of
development studies, agricultural economics, and political economy.
Focus and interests
Agrarian political economy
Political economy of international trade and uneven development
Global commodity chains and unequal exchange
Social reproduction in smallholder agriculture
Agroecology and socio-ecological transitions
Farmer organizations and cooperative governance