CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS

RESEARCH DIRECTION

• THEATERS IN THE CITY. SOCIO-HISTORICAL STUDY OF THEATRICAL ACTIVITY IN MONTEVIDEO (Teatros en la ciudad. Estudio socio-historico de la actividad teatral en Montevideo), a research project funded by the CSIC (Scientific Research Commission) of the Universidad de la República (Montevideo, Uruguay) and the Intendencia de Montevideo as part of its “Prof. Oscar Maggiolo” research program.

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• AFTER DEMOS. SOCIOLOGICAL STUDY ON THE LIFE TRAJECTORIES OF YOUNG PEOPLE IN THE DEMOS PROJECT (Après Démos. Etude sociologique sur les trajectoires de vie des jeunes du Projet Démos, Phase 2 et 3), research project funded by the Cité de la musique - Philharmonie de Paris - DEMOS Project in partnership with Paris Cité University. Paris, France. 

  Divulgation: Comment s’intègrent les élèves Démos? (La Lettre du Musicien, 02/12/25)

  Entretien: What is the impact of Démos on the life trajectories of young musicians? (Démos Newsletter, 29/04/2024)

  Divulgation: “After Démos II”: Analysing the Impact of Démos on Young People’s Life Paths (Démos Newsletter, 16/04/2025)

  Presse: “Quand l’éducation à la musique fait grandir les enfants du programme Demos” (Le Figaro, 24/03/2025)

COLLABORATION SCIENTIFIQUE

• TRANSATLANTIC CULTURES. A DIGITAL PLATFORM ON TRANSATLANTIC CULTURAL HISTORY, 1700 TO NOW. Dictionary of the History of Cultural Circulation. Project led by Anaïs Fléchet (UVSQ), Olivier Compagnon (IHEAL-CREDA) and Gabriela Pellegrino (USP).

  Website: https://transatlantic-cultures.org

• LITERATURE, CULTURE, AND POWER IN LATIN AMERICA: THEORIES, USES, AND NEW RESEARCH PRACTICES (1970-2020). Research group funded by the CSIC (Scientific Research Commission of Uruguay) and led by Gustavo Remedi (Professeur à l’Universidad de la Republica, FHCE). Montevideo, Uruguay.

• SOCIAL PROTEST IN URUGUAY IN TIMES OF COVID. Research project funded by CSIC (Scientific Research Commission of Uruguay) led by Gabriela González Vaillant (FCS-Udelar) and Nicolás Somma (Instituto de Sociología, Universidad Católica de Chile)