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Marcelo Gullo
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Argentine academic and creator of the theory of foundational insubordination.
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Marcelo Gullo (Rosario, 1963) holds a PhD in Political Science from the Universidad del Salvador and a master's degree in International Relations from the University of Geneva. He was a disciple of Helio Jaguaribe and Alberto Methol Ferré, two of the greatest Latin American thinkers of the 20th century. A professor and researcher, Gullo has developed his own theory —foundational insubordination— which explains how nations only achieve real independence when they intellectually rebel against the ideas imposed by centers of power. Author of Madre Patria, Nada por lo que pedir perdón, and Lepanto: cuando España salvó a Europa, he invites us to look at history without complexes and to reclaim our Hispanic heritage. At TheNomba, he helps us discover the relationship between history, power, and freedom.
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Marcelo Gullo
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Marcelo
Argentine academic and creator of the theory of foundational insubordination.
Gullo
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Marcelo Gullo (Rosario, 1963) holds a PhD in Political Science from the Universidad del Salvador and a master's degree in International Relations from the University of Geneva. He was a disciple of Helio Jaguaribe and Alberto Methol Ferré, two of the greatest Latin American thinkers of the 20th century. A professor and researcher, Gullo has developed his own theory —foundational insubordination— which explains how nations only achieve real independence when they intellectually rebel against the ideas imposed by centers of power. Author of Madre Patria, Nada por lo que pedir perdón, and Lepanto: cuando España salvó a Europa, he invites us to look at history without complexes and to reclaim our Hispanic heritage. At TheNomba, he helps us discover the relationship between history, power, and freedom.
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Marcelo Gullo isn't here only to teach you history. He's here to tell you the version nobody told you. A PhD in Political Science, creator of the theory of foundational insubordination, and author of "Nada por lo que pedir perdón," he will explain why you were taught to be ashamed of your own culture.
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Marcelo Gullo
Historian
Marcelo
Argentine academic and creator of the theory of foundational insubordination.
Gullo
Featured in various media outlets
Marcelo Gullo (Rosario, 1963) holds a PhD in Political Science from the Universidad del Salvador and a master's degree in International Relations from the University of Geneva. He was a disciple of Helio Jaguaribe and Alberto Methol Ferré, two of the greatest Latin American thinkers of the 20th century. A professor and researcher, Gullo has developed his own theory —foundational insubordination— which explains how nations only achieve real independence when they intellectually rebel against the ideas imposed by centers of power. Author of Madre Patria, Nada por lo que pedir perdón, and Lepanto: cuando España salvó a Europa, he invites us to look at history without complexes and to reclaim our Hispanic heritage. At TheNomba, he helps us discover the relationship between history, power, and freedom.
Who is
Marcelo Gullo
?
WHAT
THEIR STUDENTS SAY
In a landscape of technological revolution, TheNomba is a journey for those who know that leadership in the empire of AI can only come from the human element.
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A CLASS?
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Marcelo Gullo isn't here only to teach you history. He's here to tell you the version nobody told you. A PhD in Political Science, creator of the theory of foundational insubordination, and author of "Nada por lo que pedir perdón," he will explain why you were taught to be ashamed of your own culture.