Santiago Garcia Pardo

I am from Santiago, Chile, where I completed both my Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in history, at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile and Universidad de Santiago de Chile, respectively.

During this period, I developed an academic interest in Global History and Latin American History and the various manifestations of colonialism and imperialism, as well as the resistance to these structures of power. During my exchange programme at Science Po (Paris) in 2017, I also developed an interest in African History.

These experiences eventually led me to my current PhD research project, focusing on the relations between Chile and Zambia between 1964 and 1975, exploring topics related to anti-imperialism, Third Worldism, South-South solidarity and resource nationalism.

Research Cluster: The Americas in World History

Supervisor: Dr Tanya Harmer

Expertise

Anti-imperialism, Third World-ism, South-South solidarity, Resource Nationalism, Relations between Chile and Zambia between 1964 and 1975

2026

Santiago Garcia-Pardo appears on podcast to discuss his research on Chile-Zambia relations

While doing fieldwork in Zambia (mid-April to mid-June), Santiago participated in the Southern African Institute for Policy and Research (SAIPAR) podcast series, where he was interviewed about his research on Chile-Zambia relations and CIPEC, as well as the experience of conducting archival research in Zambia.

Watch Santiago's interview HERE