Maria da Gloria Marcondes Gohn

He holds a degree in Sociology from the School of Sociology and Politics Foundation of São Paulo (1970), a master's degree in Sociology from the University of São Paulo (1979) and a PhD in Political Science from the University of São Paulo (1983). Post Doc in Sociology from the N School of New York University (1997-1998) under the supervision of Prof Dr Andrew Arato. He was a Fellow of the Rockefeller Foundation in Bellagio, Italy (2000) and of UNESCO in Santiago de Chile (1989). She is a full professor at the State University of Campinas and a Senior Visiting Professor at the Federal University of ABC. She was a visiting professor at the University of Madrid (2010), and at the University of Córdoba/Argentina (2010). She is a Researcher PQ A at CNPq-National Council for Scientific and Technological Development. She has experience in the area of Sociology, with an emphasis on Social Movements, Urban Sociology and Education, working on the following topics: social movements, social participation, non-formal education, associativism and citizenship. He has published 23 books, dozens of articles and book chapters on these topics. He was a member of the Nominations Committee of the LASA- Latin America Studies Association (2015-2017) and vice-president of the Rc 47-Social Movements and Social Classes of the International Sociological Association (2014-2018). She is an ad hoc advisor to the opinions of CNPq and CAPES - Coordination for the Improvement of Higher Education Personnel, as well as FAPESP=Foundation for Research Support of the State of São Paulo, and Fapeam _ Research Foundation of the State of Amazonas, and evaluation of journals - SciELO. He was a member of the Corresponding editors - International Journal Of Urban And Regional Research . Member of the academic committee of CNPq, area of Sociology (2007-2010), and member of the Committee of the Editorial Program of CNPq (2011). In 2023, he won the Florestan Fernandes Award, granted by the Brazilian Society of Sociology, for his 'intellectual contribution and importance in the institutionalization of Sociology in Brazil.' In 2010 his autobiography was selected and included in the DESSA-Dictionary of Eminents Social Sciences Scientists, of the Mattei Dogan Foundation, Paris. Among his books are "Theories of Social Movements (Loyola, 2017, 12th ed); " History of Social Movements and Struggles" (Loyola, 2013, 8th ed.), "New Theories of Social Movements" (Loyola, 2014, 5th ed), Social Movements and Networks of Civil Mobilizations in Contemporary Brazil" (Vozes, 2019, 9th ed) ; "Management Councils and Sociopolitical Participation" (Cortez, 2018, 9th ed); "Social Movements and Education" (Cortez, 2017, 10th ed); and Sociology of Social Movements (Cortez, 2014, 2nd ed); Demonstrations of June 2013 in Brazil and Squares of the Indignados in the world (Vozes, 2015-2nd edition); Demonstrations and Protests in Brazil: Currents and Countercurrents" (Cortez, 2017) and "Participation and Democracy in Brazil -From the 1960s to the post-June 2013 impacts" (Vozes, 2020- 2nd edic.), and "Activism in Brazil: Social Movements, Collectives and Civil Social Organizations - how they impact and why they matter" (Vozes 2023- 2nd edic). He has supervised more than 100 works including doctorates, masters, postdoc, scientific initiation and TCC-Graduation conclusion work. Graduate at Sociologia from Fundação Escola de Sociologia e Política de São Paulo (1970), master's at Sociology from Universidade de São Paulo (1979) and ph.d. at Science Politics from Universidade de São Paulo (1983). Pos Doc in Sociology N School of New York University (1997-1998). She is Prof of University at Campinas/Brazil. Has experience in Sociology, focusing on Social Movements, Urban Sociology and Education of Sociology, acting on the following subjects:social movements, social participation, non- (Source: Lattes Curriculum)