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Address:

CISAN - Torre II de Humanidades piso 10

CU

Mexico DF, 04510

Mexico


Nationality: Romania, Mexico

Female

Membership Number :25059

Camelia Nicoleta Tigau

Researcher, Center For Research On North America


cameliatigau@hotmail.com

http://www.cisan.unam.mx/camelia.php

Field of study: International Relations

Regional focus: Latin America and the Caribbean, United States and Canada


Highest Degree Level:

Doctorate (Ph.D, MD), Social and Political Science, National Autonomous University of Mexico, 2007


Working languages:
  • - Spanish
  • - English
  • - Romanian
  • - French

Professional summary:

 

 

Camelia Tigau has a PhD in Social and Political Science (2007) and an MA in Communication at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (2004). She was awarded a diploma in international journalism by the Dutch and Danish Schools of Journalism (1999). She also undertook a postdoctoral research on scientific diplomacy (2007-2009). She currently works as a full time researcher on skilled migration at the Center for Research on North America (CISAN), where she undertakes the project "Brain circulation in North America. The case of highly qualified migration (HQM) in Mexico ”. She also teaches at the Faculty of Social and Political Science of UNAM. She is the author of two books on diplomacy (2009) and brain drain (2010), both in Spanish language. 

 




Member since: 2011
Publications:

Books in Spanish:

Diplomacia en la era digital. La ayuda alimenticia como maniobra neoliberal. México: UNAM/ CISAN y Editorial Cenzontle, Colección “Leyendo al mundo“. ISBN 978-970-9929-19-5

¿Fuga de cerebros o nomadismo científico? México: UNAM/ CISAN. ISBN 978-607-02-1742-5

 

Articles in English;

Circulation of a Highly Qualified Workforce in Latin America: A Focus on the Mexican Diaspora”. Latin American Essays, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Vol. 25, 2012

Dossier “Mexican migration to Canada. Statistical Data and Interview with Chona Iturralde, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC)”. Contribución especial, Revista Norteamérica. Año 6, no 1, enero-junio de 2011, pp. 189-204, ISSN 1870 3550

¨Mexican Brain Drain to the US and Canada¨, Voices of Mexico, no.92, octubre – diciembre de 2011, pp. 39-43


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