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	Marco A. Pamplona <marco.pamplona@gmail.com> PUC-Rio (Catholic Univ) and UFF-Niteroi (Federal Univ) I work mainly with the theme of Nationalism, Independence Revolutions and State-Formation in the Americas along the "extended" 19th century (late 18th - early 20th). The core theoretical discussion usually involves the interplay of citizenship and ethnicity in the Nation-building dynamics. Late 19th century intelectuals in the Americas and the prospective nations they conjure in their writings is a welcome theme as well.

Address:	PUC-Rio Departamento de Historia Rua Marques S. Vicente 225 - s. 512F - Gavea Rio de Janeiro, RJ 22453-900 Brazil

Secondary Phone:	21-3114-1100

Fax Number:	21-3114-1608

List Affiliations:	Emeritus Advisory Board Member for H-Nationalism

Interests:	American History / Studies Intellectual History Latin American and Caribbean History / Studies Political History / Studies

Bio: Education: 1986-90: Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Columbia University, Ph.D. in History, Feb. 1991. Dissertation title: "Riots, Republicanism, and Citizenship: A Comparative Approach to Elite Attitudes on Riots in New York City and Rio de Janeiro City during the Consolidation of the Republican Order." 1977-79: Universidade Estadual de Campinas (Unicamp - São Paulo, Campinas State University), M.A. in Sociology, 1984. Thesis title: "Política e Cultura na Produção Grasmciana." 1972-76: Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro (Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro), B.A. in History, 1976. Professional Activities: . Associate Professor. Graduate and Undergraduate Schools. History Department of the Universidade Federal Fluminense (Fluminense Federal University), Niterói, Admission date: 1980. . Associate Professor. Graduate and Undergraduate Schools. History Department of the Pontifícia Universidade Católica do RJ, (Catholic University), Rio de Janeiro, Admission date: 1978. Books published: . Nationalism in the New World, (co-edited with Don. Doyle). GA: University of Georgia Press, 2006. . Revoltas, Repúblicas e Cidadania RJ: Ed. Record, 2003. . Riots, Republicanism, and Citizenship. NY: Garland Publishers, 1996. . Revendo o Sonho Americano: 1890-1972. SP: Ed. Atual (Coleção Discutindo a História), 1996. Book chapters published: . “Os Novos rumos da historiografia sobre a escravidão e as raízes do tempo presente.”, in Marco Pamplona (org.) Escravidão, Exclusão e Cidadania, RJ: Access Ed., 2001. pp 1-17. . “Nação e Modernidade nos escritos de Sarmiento e Nabuco” in Brasil-Argentina: A Visão do Outro. Brasília/Buenos Aires: Funceb/Funag/CEUNM, 2000. pp 351-383. . “A questão nacional no mundo contemporâneo” in O Século XX, (orgs.) Daniel Aarão Reis Filho et alli. Vol 3 (O Tempo da Dúvida: do declínio das utopias à globalização) , RJ, Ed. Record, 2000. pp 154-170. . “Una perspectiva arielista entre los hombres públicos brasileños de fin de siglo: Joaquim Nabuco y Oliveira Lima”. in: Estados Unidos desde América Latina: Sociedad, Política y Cultura.(orgs.) Victor Arriaga e Ana Rosa Suáres. Mexico: Cide/Colégio de Mexico/Inst. Mora, 1995. pp 183-196. Articles published: . “Ambigüidades do Pensamento Latino-Americano: Intelectuais e Idéia de Nação na Argentina e no Brasil,” Estudos Históricos n.32 (Intelectuais), FGV-Rio: 2003. pp 3-31. “A Revolta era da Vacina? In Saúde da Comunidade / Coleção Projetos para o Ensino Médio (other authors in the collection: Moacyr Scliar, Maria Helena Soares de Souza, Miguel Angelo Topmson Rios), SP: Ed Scipione, 2002. pp 65-87. . “Nação e Modernidade nos escritos de Sarmiento e Nabuco,” Letterature d’America - Rivista Trimestrale. Tuttamerica. Anno XVII-XVIII, nn. 75-76, Roma, Bulzoni Editore: 1997-98. pp 25-65. . “A Historiografia sobre o Protesto Popular e sua Contribuição para o Estudo das Revoltas Urbanas”. Estudos Históricos n.17 (Historiografia), FGV-Rio: 1996. pp 215-238. . “Uma perspectiva arielista entre os homens públicos brasileiros da virada do século: a visão dos Estados Unidos nos escritos de Joaquim Nabuco e Oliveira Lima.” Letterature d’America - Rivista Trimestrale. Brasiliana. Anno XIII, n. 51, Roma, Bulzoni Editore: 1993. pp 71-90. . "Algumas Notas sobre a Historiografia do Protesto Popular e a sua Contribuição para o Estudo das Revoltas Urbanas," Rascunhos de História 3 (Pontifícia Universidade Católica - RJ, 1991). . "As 'Espanhas' à Epoca da Colonização da América," Revista Contacto-Humanidades, 5:47 (Fundação Cesgranrio, 1984). . "A Questão Escolar e a Hegemonia como Relação Pedagógica na obra de Antonio Gramsci," Cadernos do CEDES (Centro de Estudos Educação e Sociedade; Campinas, 1981), pp 2-30. . "Movimentos de Massa na História da América Espanhola: as Revoltas de Tupac Amaru, 1780-1782," Revista Contacto-Humanidades, 4:37 and 4:38 (Fundação Cesgranrio, 1981). . "Capitalismo, Região e Oligarquias (Algumas Notas a Propósito de um Curso - III)," Revista Contacto-Humanidades, 3: 34 (Fundação Cesgranrio, 1980). Other Professional Activities: Present: . Director of the Fulbright Chair at the Catholic University in Rio (PUC-Rio) – the First Fulbright Chair in Latin America, created in December 2003. Lectures and Panels in the past 5 years: Jan 2006: University of South Carolina, The Richard Walker Institute of International Studies and Latin American Studies Program. Lecturer on the topic "Nationalism in the New World". Jan 10th, 2006. Jan 2006: American Historical Association, 120th Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, Jan 05-08, 2006. Paper: "Nationalism in Ibero-American Nations". Presented at the roundtable: A Hemispheric Approach to Nationalism in the Americas, on January 6th, 2006. Apr 2004: London School of Economics and Political Science, London, UK. 14th Annual ASEN Conference – The Nationalism Debate. Paper presented at the Panel Session H102 – Nationalisms in America: “Americanizing the Conversation on Nationalism: the Experiences of Iberian America”, 23-24 April 2004. Oct 2003: Vanderbilt University, Nashville, TN / National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH): International Conference: “Nationalism in the New World”. Co-coordinator of the seminar; opening session participant; moderator for session n.10; and discussant at the final roundtable with professors Thomas Bender, Don H. Doyle, and Marshall C. Eakin. – 09 thru 10/11/03. Sep 2003: Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Seminário Internacional: “A Independência do Brasil: História e Historiografia.” Commentator of the papers presented at the session “Instruments of political action”. – 01 thru 09/06. Jul-Aug 2003: Universidade Federal da Paraíba, “22nd National Conference” of the ANPUH (the Brazilian National Association of Historians), entitled “History, Event, and Narrative”. Paper presenter at the Symposium on Latin America Political History. Paper: “The Ambiguities of Latin American Thought in the 19th Century: Intellectuals and the Idea of Nation in Argentina and in Brazil”. (07/27 thru 08/01/03). Jul 2003: Universidad de Chile, Santiago, 51st Americanists International Conference, “Repensando las Américas en los umbrales del siglo XXI”. Co-coordination with Professor Don Doyle of the Symposium MES-6(a): “Nationalism in the New World. The Americas and the Atlantic World in the Long 19th Century”. (07/14 thru 18/03). Sep 2002: Universidade Federal Fulminense, Round Table Discussant on the theme: “ September 11th – One Year After” , Event promoted by “Projeto Uff Debate Brasil”, Niterói, Teatro da Reitoria. (11/09/02). Jan 2002: Vanderbilt University. Department of History and Center for Latin American Studies. Lecture on “Nation and Modernity in the Writings of Sarmiento and Nabuco”. – 01/20/02. Jan 2002: Fondazione Bogliasco. Centro di Studi Liguri. Genova, Italia. The National Idea: Italy, America and the Transatlantic World in the Age of Nationalism. Paper presented at the conference: “The Ambiguities of Nineteenth Century Latin American Thought: the Intellectuals and the Idea of Nation in Argentina and Brazil.” Nov 2001: Johns Hopkins University. Department of History and Program in Latin American Studies. Baltimore, MA. Lecture on “Nation and Modernity in the Writings of Sarmiento and Nabuco”. (11/05/01); Nov 2001: Stanford University. The Brazil Working Group at the Center for Latin American Studies. Stanford, CA. Lecture on “Nation and Modernity in the Writings of Sarmiento and Nabuco”. (11/28) Aug 2001: Jornadas Internacionales: La política en la Argentina del Siglo XIX. Nuevos enfoques e interpretaciones.”, August 23, 24 and 25, Universidad de Buenos Aires y Biblioteca Nacional, Buenos Aires. Commentator for the papers presented at the Taller de Jóvenes Investigadores and Discussant at the round table with professors Alan Knight and Hilda Sábato on the topic “La violencia política en América Latina. De las revoluciones de independencia a la Revolución mexicana” (Political Violence in Latin America. From the Revolutions of Independence to the Mexican Revolution). Aug 2001: Lecturer at the Seminar promoted by the Programa de Pós-Graduação em História das Ciências da Saúde, “Encontro às Quintas - Casa de Oswaldo Cruz - 15 Anos”. Theme of the lecture: “A Revolta da Vacina: cidadania em risco?” (The Vaccination Revolt: a threat to citizenship?) – 16/08/01 Apr-May 2001: Lecturer at the Università di Roma – “La Sapienza”, Rome, Italy. 2 Seminar sessions on the themes: “Modernity and Nation in the writings of Latin American Intellectuals in the late 19th century” and “Remarks on Latin-American Perceptions of Nineteenth-Century Rationalism and Romanticism and its Contributions to Nationalism.” – 04/22 thru 05/08/01. Oct-Nov 2000: Universidad Nacional de Quilmes, Buenos Aires. Seminar “En Busca de la Identidad” – Commentator for the paper presented by professor Adrian Gorelik: “Mapas de la identidad. La imaginación territorial en el ensayo de interpretación nacional de Martinez Estrada a Canal Feijóo” (Maps of identity. Imagining the territory in national interpretation essays: from Martinez Estrada to Canal Feijóo). Oct 2000: IHGB: Instituto Histórico e Geográfico Brasileiro. Rio de Janeiro. VII Congresso da Associação Iberoamericana e Academias de História. Commentator for the paper presented by the Association president, professor Arno Wheling, called “Tendências recentes da historiografia brasileira” (Recent trends in Brazilian historiography).