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Ana Rodriguez

Research Lead at Interagency Institute

Ana Rodriguez is a highly accomplished academic with a diverse educational background and a wealth of experience in the field of History and International Relations.

She holds a Bachelor's degree in History from UFRJ, and pursued further studies culminating in a Master's and Doctorate in Comparative History also at UFRJ.

During her academic journey, Ana engaged in extensive research and teaching roles, including a post-doctorate at the COPPEAD Institute and visits to institutions like the Instituto Salvador de Madariaga in Spain and the University of Prata in Argentina.

Her teaching experience spans across prominent universities in Brazil, where she delivered classes on Migration Studies, Foreign Policy, Regional Integration, and International Cooperation for Development.

Ana's expertise lies in the study of governance levels in international migration and border management, with a focus on European borders, refugee flows, and interagency cooperation.

She co-founded the Simulations and Scenarios Laboratory at the Navy War College, leading research on border studies and contributing to the organization of simulations and crisis games.

A member of various prestigious associations including ABED, ABRI, EISA, and ANEPCP, Ana has also contributed to publications like the Revista da Escola de Guerra Naval and the Brazilian Journal in International Relations.

Her research projects have delved into topics such as transnational crimes, Venezuelan migration, and interagency cooperation for integrated security.

Ana's extensive involvement in projects like the Pró-Estratégia Project and the Pró-Defesa Project IV demonstrates her commitment to advancing knowledge in the realms of defense, security, and public management.

In her capacity as a Research Lead at the InterAgency Institute and former roles at FEMAR, UFF, and UFRJ, Ana has made significant contributions to academia and research.

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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil