UniversidaddeCádiz

She has taught, among other institutions, at Wesleyan University (Connecticut), Stony Brook University, University of California, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico (Universidad Católica del Exilio), University of Puerto Rico Piedras), School of High Studies in Social Sciences in Paris and since 1982 in the Center of Historical Studies of The Colegio de México. He has also developed courses at the Universidad de Salamanca, Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, ​​Universidad Ortega y Gasset (Madrid), Jovellanos Chair at the University of Oviedo, University of Alicante, City University of New York, Harvard University, University of Valencia, Universidad Jaume I of Castellón, Tokyo University, Kyoto University, University of Buenos Aires, The University of London, and at the University of Cadiz, with whom she collaborates on the Editorial Board of Trocadero Magazine. She has an extensive research trajectory linked to the study of social movements in Latin America and Europe, and especially in Spain and Andalusia. Her works on the migrations and exiles of Spaniards to Mexico and South America are pioneers and deal with cultural, institutional, social and quantitative aspects. Also, her studies on the European revolutionary movements and the Hispanic world are widely recognized and quoted. Among them it is necessary to emphasize those that are dedicated to Andalusia and to the province of Cadiz, among which it is necessary to list its pioneering and illustrative work on the Black Hand, as well as others on the labor movement and the anarchism in the Cadiz province.