Ernesto is an Argentinean sociologist.
He holds a Master’s in Religious Studies and a Master’s in International Studies from Florida International University.
For the past four years, he has been a graduate assistant at FIU's Miami-Florida Jean Monnet European Center of Excellence.
Ernesto's research interests revolve around the multiple intersections of gender and sexuality, religion, and international politics in forced migration contexts, particularly focusing on the European Union and the Americas.
For his dissertation project, he studies the agency of Faith Actors, including faith-based organisations, religious communities, and religious leaders, in the reception and integration of LGBTIQ+ Latin Americans claiming asylum in Spain and the US.
The Politics of Social In/Exclusion: Civic Europe in an Age of Uncertainty
Palgrave Studies in European Political Sociology, 2023
On Social and Legal Experiences at the Intersections of Human Mobility and SOGIESC
Journal of Refugee Studies
