Reche, Federico Hernán
Undergraduate -Postgraduate education:
Bachelor´s Degree in History, UNC (Universidad Nacional de Córdoba). Master's Degree in Economic Thought, UCM (Universidad Complutense de Madrid).
Teaching position(s) at the FCS:
Associate Professor (in charge) of the Seminar in Social and Economic Development (Bachelor´s Degree in Sociology).
Assistant Professor of Political Economy I (Bachelor´s Degrees in Sociology and Political Science).
Assistant Professor of Economic and Social Development (Bachelor´s Degree in Social Work).
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Key words:
Political economy. Economic sociology. Argentine economic history. Economic and social development. Development policies. Government-business owner relationship. History of economic ideas.
Lines of investigation:
Political Economy. Social Studies of Economics. Economic and Social Development.
Bonding capabilities:
Specialist in policies related to economic and social development, analysis of state capacity and state-social and economic actors relationship. Counseling in public and economic policies for government agencies and business, political and social organizations. Coordination of training workshops in political economy in trade unions and social organizations.
Cyt expertise:
Specialist in Political Economy and studies of Economic and Social Development. His research focuses on economic thought and economic history from a Political Economy, Economic Sociology and History of Economic Thought perspective. He has participated in several research projects related to Argentine Political Economy, History of Economic Thought and Development challenges in Latin America.
Current research project/program:
Researcher of the project: “Challenges in Argentine Political Economy: job market, government-business owner relationship and economic inequality.” IPSIS (Politics, Society and Social Intervention Institute), Faculty of Social Sciences UNC (Universidad Nacional de Córdoba). CONSOLIDAR project Category III with subsidy. Director Dra. Silvia S. MORÓN. 2023-2028.
Researcher of the project: “Work and income in the current context of Córdoba social inequality.” Social and Cultural Observatory for Sustainable Development (UNC) and Faculty of Social Sciences (UNC). 2023-2025