Dr. Cristina Nunez is professor & director of the Doctoral Program in Transdisciplinarity Studies at the Center for EcoLiteracy and Dialogue of Knowledges at the Universidad Veracruzana. She is part of the fouding team of this Center where she coordinated the Master in Transdisciplinarity Studies for Sustainability since 2008. She studied Economics at the National University of Mexico and a Master and PhD in Anthropologies Sciences. She has been professor in Economic and Sociology Schools at the Universidad Veracruzana for more than 15 years. She is author of some books and papers in anthropology, politics and culture of peasant societies in central Veracruz.
The most representative books she has written: Ejido, cana y cafe. Politica y cultura campesina en el Centro de Veracruz and "Migracion Internacional, crisis agricola y transformaciones culturales en la region central de Veracruz. As ethnologist she has extensive experience in narrative methods within a transdisciplinary perspective. Nunerz's research work has been recognized by many national awards: National Award Fray Bernardino de Sahagun given by the National Institute of Anthorpology and History and National Reward in Agrarian Studies. She is member of the International Center of Transdisciplinary Research (CIRET), France.
