Campos, Rubén

Rubén Campos is an expert on South and South East Asia and in non-violent political movements; and professor of international relations in different Spanish universities. During the last eight years, he has worked in the design, implementation and/or evaluation of programs in Bangladesh, Bolivia, Burma, Ecuador, India, Iran, Kyrgyzstan, Nepal, South Africa or South Korea, as well as thematic programs on Social Cohesion and Shared Societies, Political and Interreligious Dialogue and Terrorism, Democracy and Human Rights. Since 2010 he is Program Officer and Coordinator of the Department of Programs. Previously, Mr. Campos worked as assistant to the Program Director and as a Academic Coordinator in a International Relations Master in Complutense University.

As an expert and analyst in International Relations he collaborates usually with research centres as Casa Asia, CIDOB, Fundación Alternativas, Instituto Catalán Internacional por la Paz or Real Instituto Elcano, as well as media as BBC World, Cadena Ser, Radio Francia Internacional, Radio Nederland or RTVE. He is currently preparing his doctoral thesis on the non-violent politics of the Indian National Movement and the Afroamerican Civil Rights Movement and has recently edited a collection of Mahatma Gandhi’s political writing in Spanish.

Follow him on Twitter: @RubenCamposP