Lecturer | Learning Experience Designer

Lecturer | Learning Experience Designer

Experienced Lecturer and Researcher with a strong academic foundation in History and International Relations, enhanced by expertise in Cinema Studies and Social Representations. Passionate about literature and creative writing, I integrate research-driven analysis with storytelling to enrich both scholarly and educational work, fostering interdisciplinary dialogues.

Publications


Book Chapter
Borrajo del Toro, Claudia (2021), “Hold Back the Dawn (1941): twenty years of negotiations of the representations of Mexico in American cinema and good neighbourliness policy”. In Messages from the United States-Mexico border. Historical reflections on tourism and national culture (1927-1945), coord. Diana Mendez and Victor Gruel. (Annual Selection for the 2018 University Book) Autonomous University of Baja California, Mexico. Link 1 and Link 2.
Borrajo del Toro, Claudia (2019), “From Cuba to Tijuana”. In My University Experiences: Written Memories of the Autonomous University of Baja California, 1950-2000, edited by David Piñera and Ramiro Jaimes. Autonomous University of Baja California, Mexico. Link.

Peer Reviewed Journal
Borrajo del Toro, Claudia (2017), “The Tijuana River Basin and the Water Rights Disputes of the Otay System between Coronado and San Diego, 1929-1940.” Meyibó, No. 13, pp. 123-159. Link.

Executive reports
Center for International Policy Research (contributing author) (2013), "North American Scenario", International Political Scenarios 2014-2020.
Center for International Policy Research (contributing author) (2012), "Global and Multilateral Scenario", International Political Scenarios 2013-2017.
Center for International Policy Research (contributing author) (2011), “Global and Multilateral Scenario", International Political Scenarios for Cuba's Foreign Policy 2012-2016.

Blog
Borrajo del Toro, Claudia (2008-11-07), “She asked for it”. Masculinities in Cuba. Link.