Marcos Estrada
I joined the University of Warwick to pursue my PhD in the Department of Sociology in 2011. My PhD research was a multi-sited ethnography conducted on the Brazil-Paraguay shared border region; my research was entitled “Everyday Practices of Transnational Living: Making Sense of Brasiguaio Identities”. Once completing my study, I produced the award-winning ethnographic film Brasiguaios: Transnational Lives and Identities. Access the trailer and full version of the film Brasiguaios: Transnational Lives and Identities.
After joining the University of Warwick, I worked in a number of departments, including the Department of Sociology, Warwick Business School, [the formerly well-known as ] International Office, and the library, amongst others, until I joined the Department of Politics and International Studies (PAIS).
Exchanges: The Interdisciplinary Research Journal
In 2017, I became an Early Career Fellow at the Institute of Advanced Study (IAS), and an editor of Exchanges: The Interdisciplinary Research Journal based at IAS. Following the current development related to Chat GPT, Exchanges is introducing a new policy relating to artificial intelligence (AI) tools and manuscripts submitted for the journal’s consideration.
If you want to submit your paper, visit the journal’s website: https://exchanges.warwick.ac.uk