Visiting Research Fellow, Sociology Department of University Complutense of Madrid, Spain
Extraordinary Prize of University of Complutense in course 2002-3 published in Boletín Oficial de la Universidad Complutense (BOUC), number 5, page 3 of 5, of 12th noviembre de 2004. (http://www.ucm.es/info/protocol/bouc/pdf/100.pdf)
1995-8 Master in Bussiness Administration in Chamber of Commerce and
Industry of Madrid.
Until 1999 I worked in several different precarious jobs (locksmith in construction industry, warehouse handler, doorman, accountant assistant). Since then, as a student and as a PhD, I have been interested and working on topics related to sociology of work. Concretely, I pay attention to the influence of contemporary transformations in the world of work over workers´ subjectivities.
My research explores one of those large and deep working
transformations: working time flexibilization. After analyzing the most important
temporal frames which are in process of changing, I look at its influence
on these over the organization of workers´ experiences and over their
process of subjetification. To do so, I will analyze a set of interviews from
banking and petrol companies in Spain.
While visiting the Working Lives Research Institute I will be working with
Tim Strangleman, Chris Wall, John Kirk, Jane Martin and Steve Jefferys around
issues of work identity and meaning.
- Comunication “Technology, construction of future
and politics” in VIII Spanish Congress of Sociology 2004 organized
by Spanish Federation Of Sociology and
celebrated in Alicante between 23th and 25th September.
- Debord, spectacle and polity / Carlos
de Castro Pericacho in: Nómadas:
revista crítica de ciencias sociales y jurídicas, ISSN
1573-6730, Nº. 8, 2003
