Arturo Reynoso

Arturo Reynoso is a chemical engineer (iteso(Instituto Libre de Filosofía y Ciencias de la Compañía de Jesús, Guadalajara), Bachelor of Philosophy (Instituto Libre de Filosofía y Ciencias de la Compañía de Jesús). Master in Social Philosophy (iteso(Universidad Iberoamericana, Guadalajara). Licentiate in Religious Sciences (Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico City). Master and PhD in Theology with mention in History of Christianity (Facultés Jésuites de Paris: Centre Sèvres, Paris, France).

In recent years he has conducted research on the history of the Society of Jesus, particularly on the educational and missionary ministries of the Jesuits. He has deepened his studies in the history of the Society in Mexico during the viceregal period and in the work of Francisco Xavier Clavigero. He has published books, articles and materials on historical, theological, biblical, ethical and educational topics. He has been director of social institutions and academic and publishing institutions in Bolivia and Mexico. He is currently an academic and researcher at the Academic Information Department of the itesoand coordinator of the Commission on Memory, History and Heritage sponsored by the Conference of Jesuit Provincials of Latin America (cpal). His formation and work in the Society of Jesus, which he joined in 1989, has been carried out in Mexico, Bolivia, France and the United States.

Entrevistas

The horizons of universality: Serge Gruzinski's research and perspective.

Interview with

    • Arturo Reynoso
    • Serge Gruzinski

    What benefits, in the end, has globalization offered to one part of the world as well as another? What are the risks of the interaction of diverse societies? How can we understand over time the different "colonizations" in history, not only that of the New World, but also those that had already occurred in other parts of the planet? Complete interview with one of the most outstanding experts on the process of globalization and the history of Mexico.