Agata Błoch

Dr. Agata Błoch is an active non-permanent academic staff member at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków, affiliated with the Faculty of International and Political Studies and the Institute of American Studies and Polish Diaspora. She teaches and coordinates the course Latin America in the Twentieth Century, indicating her specialization in modern historical and political developments in Latin America.

• Institution: Jagiellonian University in Kraków
• School: Faculty of International and Political Studies
• Department: Institute of American Studies and Polish Diaspora
• Position: Lecturer (non-permanent)
• Course: Latin America in the Twentieth Century (WSM-BA-IRAS-238)

Her academic work centers on Latin American history and the study of Polish communities abroad, contributing to interdisciplinary research in history, politics, and cultural studies.

Dr. Błoch’s research interests include Latin American historical developments during the 20th century, political transformations, and the dynamics of the Polish diaspora. These fields reflect a strong regional and thematic focus on international and transnational studies.

No recent publications or article trends are listed in the available data. However, her teaching suggests engagement with historical narratives, Cold War politics, social movements, and cultural identity in Latin America.

No scientific awards or honors are mentioned in the provided information.

There is no information available regarding graduate students advised by Dr. Błoch or external research grants she may have received.

She does not appear to be affiliated with any specific research lab or team, though her institutional base in the Institute of American Studies and Polish Diaspora suggests participation in related academic and research activities within that unit.