Postdoctoral researcher. Instituto de Investigaciones Históricas, UNAM (Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México)

• Email: mxgf1793@gmail.com
• ORCID: 0000-0003-1801-8738

I hold a PhD in Global History of Empires from the Università degli Studi di Torino, a Master's in Conceptual History from UNSAM, and a BA in History from UAM-Iztapalapa. My dissertation's title is "'A fraternal chain'. The working nation between Mexico and France (1829-1867)". My research combines political-conceptual history and social history in dialogue with social and political philosophy, as well as sociological and anthropological theory. It focuses on the nineteenth-century origins of the world of work and its interconnectivity with political languages in the Atlantic space of the nineteenth century, with emphasis on Mexico, Spain and France. My research on the social and political roots of the nation, working populations and nineteenth-century Euro-American socialism has been published in collective volumes and in Contributions to the History of Concepts, Historia Y MEMORIA, and Conceptos Históricos. I am co-coordinator, with Francesco Callegaro and Ezequiel Pinacchio, of the book La Nación Trabajadora. Futuro-pasado de un imaginario popular (Nido de Vacas, 2025), as well as translator and editor of Federalismo. Para reinventar la democracia, by Giuseppe Duso (Facultad Libre de Rosario/LIMES, 2025).