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Jerónimo Ríos holds a PhD in Political Science and a PhD in History (in both cases, extraordinary doctorate award). He has been studying the phenomenon of political violence in Ibero-America for 15 years. He has published more than 120 academic articles (80 of which are indexed in Scopus) and has participated in 60 collective books, in addition to having directed 20 monographs. In Google Scholar, recently his work has obtained +3000 citations. He has lived for a decade in Latin America, where he was a professor and researcher at different universities in Spain, Canada, Colombia, Peru, Portugal and Uruguay, besides being an advisor to the Organization of Ibero-American States during the process of dialogue and implementation of the Peace Agreement with the FARC-EP (2012-2018).His main lines of research are political violence and peace building in Ibero-America, having published his work in journals such as Geopolitics, Rationality and Society, Critical Studies on Security, Critical Military Studies, Small Wars and Insurgencies, Journal of Strategic Security, Latin American Perspectives, Peace Review, Journal of Policing, Intelligence and Counter-Terrorism, Canadian Journal of Latin American and Caribbean Studies, Journal of Iberian and Latin American Research or Bulletin of Spanish Studies.
Mariano García de las Heras is a historian and political scientist, PhD in Political Science and International Relations at the Complutense University of Madrid with a contract granted by the Ministry of Education of the Spanish Government. Researcher in the Espacio y Poder group of the Department of History, Theories and Political Geography in the Faculty of Political Science and he has been involved in different projects funded by the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Universities. He has lectured at various national and international conferences, and his publications focus on his research topics related to political violence, geopolitics and border studies. He is a contributor to the peer review for several journals and, since 2019, he is the Editorial Secretary of
Geopolítica(s).
