in Brazil by personnel from the 601st Battalion of the Argentine Army, who moved him to Argentine territory and then "disappeared" him as another victim of Operation Condor. She is the mother of two daughters, Mercedes and María Campiglia. In 2014 she received the Konex Award Diploma of Merit as one of Argentina's most important writers of political and sociological essays of the decade. Individual publications Poder y desaparición (1998). Buenos Aires: Colihue Redes familiares de sumisión y resistencia (2003). México: UACM Familia y poder (2006). Buenos Aires: Libros de la Araucaria Política y/o violencia. Una aproximación a la guerrilla de los años 70 (2006). Buenos Aires: Norma Editorial Violencias de estado. La guerra antiterrorista y la guerra contra el crimen como medios de control global. (2012). Buenos Aires: Siglo Veintiuno Editores Selected articles in collective works "Antiguos y nuevos sentidos de la política y la violencia", in Revista Lucha Armada 2 (4), 2006 "Texto y memoria en el relato histórico", in Acta Poética 27 (2), Autumn 2006 "Torture: New Methods and Meanings", translated by William Nichols and Thomas C. Hilde, in South Central Review 24 (1), Spring 2007 "Apuntes sobre la tensión entre violencia y ética en la construcción de las memorias políticas", in Durán, Valeria/Huffschmid, Anne (Hg.) (2012). Topografías conflictivas. Memorias, espacios y ciudad en disputa. Buenos Aires: Nueva Trilce See also List of kidnappings References 1953 births Argentine emigrants to Mexico Argentine exiles Argentine political scientists Enforced disappearances in Argentina Formerly missing people Living people National Autonomous University of Mexico alumni Women political scientists Women political writers Writers from Buenos Aires