Marcel Sebastián Anduiza Pimentel Beta 46, Coyoacán Mexico City, MX

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1 Marcel Sebastián Anduiza Pimentel Beta 46, Coyoacán Mexico City, MX EDUCATION 2017 The PhD Candidate in History (expected completion, June 2017) Dissertation: From Pacific Gateway to Tourist City: Migration, Revolution, and Tourism Development in Acapulco, Mexico, Committee: Emilio Kourí (Chair), Mauricio Tenorio, Brodwyn Fischer, Dain Borges Exam fields: Modern Mexico, History of Modernity and Capitalism in the Americas, Colonial Latin America, Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries 2013 The MA in History 2011 Columbia University MA Regional Studies Latin America and the Caribbean Thesis: Fragmenting Mexico s Leviathan: The Dirty War and the Coercive Apparatus under Luis Echeverría Álvarez s Administration ( ) 2009 University of Oxford Bachelor of Arts in History and Politics RESEARCH AND TEACHING INTERESTS Primary fields: Modern Mexico; political, urban, and economic history of Latin America; Latin America in the Pacific World; U.S.-Latin American Relations Secondary Fields: The history regional development in Mexico; political violence and state formation; Seaport management, traffic, and population mobility; tourism development FELLOWSHIPS AND GRANTS Social Sciences Mellon Advanced Studies Fellowship, The Travel Research Grant, The Orin Williams Fund Graduate Fellowship, CONACYT - The ARTICLE IN PROCESS

2 Fragmenting Mexico s Leviathan: Rural Unrest, Social Disarmament, and the Return to Populism, ) (work in progress) CONFERENCES 2014 Squatter Movements in Guerrero: The Civic Revolt and the PRI s Corporatist Morass. Paper presented at the Graduate Student Conference, Questioning Spaces of Citizenship in Latin America and the Caribbean, Columbia University, New York, NY, April Revisiting the "Two Faces" of Acapulco: Squatter Movements, the PRI, and Mass Tourism in Mexico, Invited to present at the panel Representation, Misrepresentation, and Memory in the Mexican Dictablanda at the XXXII International Congress of the Latin American Studies Association, Democracy and Memory, Chicago, IL, May WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS 2016 Acapulco and the Opening of the Pacific Migrants, Maritime Business, and the California Gold Rush, , Migration and Incorporation Workshop,, Chicago, IL, October 5. The Revolution of Ayutla and the Scramble for Customhouses: Caudillos, Maritime Traffic, and Pacific Markets in Mid-Century Mexico, Latin American History Workshop, University of Chicago, Chicago, IL, April Proposal Presentation and Research Findings at the Latin American History Workshop,, Chicago, IL, November Quentin Skinner, Conceptual Change, and the Cambridge School of Political Thought. Presentation at the Seminar Resistencia, dominación y emancipación. Seminar director: Dr. Margarita Favela. Centro de Investigaciones Interdisciplinarias en Ciencias y Humanidades, UNAM. Mexico City, Mexico. Summer. TEACHING Courses Taught and Teaching Assistantships at the 2016 Discussion Section, Inequality and Economic Development in Latin America, Civilization III, Spring Department of History 2015 Discussion Section, Introduction to Colonial Latin America, Civilization I, Fall Department of History Teaching Internships

3 2015 Teaching Intern, Trade, Poverty, and Development in Mexico, Fall Harris School of Public Policy Studies, The Teaching Intern, Modern Mexican History, 1876 to the Present, Fall Department of History, The 2013 Teaching Assistant, State Formation, Natural Resources, and Property Relations, Spring Department of History, The Teaching, The Odyssey Project-Chicago Instructor, Odyssey Project Illinois Humanities Council Chicago Designed and taught a course entitled Introducción a la Historia de América Latina del Siglo XVI al Presente. Taught students in Spanish at the Odyssey Project (a free, college-credit granting program for low income Spanish speakers with limited access to higher education) LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE Coordinator, Latin American History Workshop, Managed the annual budget and organized bi-weekly conferences and discussion workshops Coordinated events and served as a liaison between faculty at the and other universities in the United States and abroad RELATED PROFFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2016 Intern, Consultant and Project Developer, Mexico Tourism Board, Chicago Secretaría de Turismo Gobierno de la República Researched, developed, and managed project on tourism development and urban regeneration in Acapulco, Guerrero. Coordinated events and served as a liaison between the Mexico Tourism Board-SECTUR and diverse universities and organizations from the Mexican regional community in Chicago Translated Manuscript Reviewer, Fondo de Cultura Económica (FCE) Translated, reviewed, and approved manuscripts for the Humanities Department (History) 2009 Research Assistant and Events Organizer, Instituto Nacional de Formación Política Organized discussion workshops on Mexican political strategy and agrarian history Conducted historical and political research for Octavio Cortés and Ifigenia Martínez 2006 Intern, Instituto Nacional de Estudios Históricos de las Revoluciones de México (INEHRM) Translated Spanish-English texts on the Mexican Revolution and catalogued recently acquired books and manuscripts for the INEHRM s database

4 RESEARCH EXPERIENCE 2016 Research Assistant for Miruna Achim, Department of Art History, Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana 2015 Research Assistant for Paul Gillingham, Department of History, Northwestern University (Collaborated on research project focusing on the local press in Mexico, ) 2013 Research Assistant for Tinker Visiting Professor Antonio Azuela, Department of History, (Created a database and carried out research on expropriations and property rights cases in Mexico during the 1985 earthquake) 2010 Research Assistant for Eugenia Meyer, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) (Researched twentieth century Mexican historiography with a special focus on civil military relations in Mexico) 2008 Human Rights Researcher, Association of Relatives of Disappeared Detainees and Victims of Violations of Human Rights in Mexico (AFADEM) Participated as a community organizer for the AFADEM in their search of the ex-military barracks of Atoyac, Guerrero for the whereabouts of Rosendo Radilla-Pacheco, a social leader detained and disappeared in the Costa Grande, Guerrero in 1974 (the search was carried out as a result of the decision of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights pioneering case, Radilla- Pacheco v. Mexico) Conducted fieldwork in Atoyac and interviewed family members of the AFADEM community Incorporated fieldwork and findings into my B.A. thesis entitled: En medio de dos coyotes: Soldiers, Peasants and Guerrilleros during the Dirty War in La Costa Grande, Guerrero, Mexico, Advisor: Alan Knight DISTINCTIONS AND CERTIFICATES 2015 Political Analysis and Electoral Campaigns, Facultad de Ciencias Políticas, UNAM and Comisión de Puntos Constitucionales, LXII Legislatura, H Congreso de la Unión 2006 Concurso Multilingüe Diálogo Latino Prize, Unión Latina, Mexico City PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Historical Association Latin American Studies Association Pacific Coast Branch of the American Historical Association Urban History Association

5 LANGUAGES AND SKILLS Spanish English Portuguese French German Native speaker Fluent Fluent Advanced Basic reading knowledge Computational Skills: SPSS REFERENCES Emilio Kourí Professor of History, Romance Languages and Literatures, and the College; History Department Chair Office Phone: (773) Dain Borges Professor of History and the College Office Phone: (773) Brodwyn Fischer Professor of Latin American History and the College Office Phone: (773) Mauricio Tenorio Samuel N. Harper Professor of History, Romance Languages and Literatures, and the College Office Phone: (773) Nara Milanich Professor of History Columbia University Phone: (212) Alan Knight Emeritus Fellow, Latin American Center University of Oxford Office Phone: +44 (0)