Bio
Mariano Agustín Caucino is an Argentine lawyer, historian, and diplomat. He graduated as a lawyer from the University of Buenos Aires (2001) and has specialized in the study of international relations.
He served as an Ambassador of Argentina to Costa Rica (2016–2017) and to the State of Israel (2017–2019). In 2024, he was appointed as Ambassador of Argentina to India.
Previously, he was the founder and director of the School of Political Science and Government at the University of Business and Social Sciences (UCES) and a professor of Foreign Policy and Contemporary History.
Additionally, he is a regular columnist in public media in Argentina, Latin America, the US, and Israel on global affairs and international politics.
He is an expert on Argentina’s history with three publications to his credit, including Argentina 1950-1980: An unstable country in the Cold War (Doble-Hache; 2013); Argentina 1980-2010: Chronology of three decades of our recent history (Doble-Hache; 2011), and Pendular Argentina: The costs of unpredictability and the opportunity for consensus (AMS Edit; 2019); The Perón we overlook (El Perón que no miramos), Areté, 2021); Frondizi, the misunderstood statesman (Frondizi el estadista incomprendido), Areté ; 2022).
Besides, he also specialises in Russia and has written two major books titled Russia, global actor: The rebirth of a giant and the concern of the West (El Economista; 2015), and Putin’s Russia: Myth and reality of post-Soviet leadership (Ediciones B; 2016).
Book Gallery
