Pavel Andrade

Pavel Andrade is a Ph.D. Candidate in Hispanic Studies and a Wolf Humanities Center Doctoral Fellow at the University of Pennsylvania. His research focuses on Mexican literary and cultural studies, critical theory, and political economy, particularly the intersection of literary form and capital accumulation. He is affiliated with the Humanities + Urbanism + Design Initiative, the Wolf Humanities Center, and the Center for Latin American and Latinx Studies.

Education: B.A. in Latin American Studies from UNAM (Mexico), M.A. in Hispanic Studies from UPenn, and Graduate Certificates in World History and Latin American Studies. Courses taught include Latin American cultural history, literary analysis, and Spanish language instruction.

He co-founded Variations, an interdisciplinary working group on Marxism and critical theory, and the Mexican Studies Research Collective. Current projects explore NAFTA-era literary cartography, migrant spaces, and socio-ecological devastation in border narratives.

No scientific awards are explicitly mentioned. His work emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and critical engagement with global economic systems.