Santiago Andres Sierra Gonzalez

Santiago Andrés Sierra González holds a doctorate in Theology and a Master's degree in Theology from the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. He has a degree in Philosophy and Letters, Universidad Santo Tomás. Professional in Theology from the Pontificia Universidad Javeriana. Assistant professor, full time at the Center for Theological Formation of the Faculty of Theology of the same university. His areas of research are the Social Thought of the Church, Latin American and liberation theology, critical hermeneutics, economics for life, business ethics and corporate social responsibility. He currently directs the group of Social Thought of the Church, participates in the Semillero PSI and in the Dialogues of Knowledge. He is also the author of: "Common Good: challenge for an excluding society, 2020", "From Latin American Problems to World Problems, 2022". "Editor of the book "Ten Years of Pope Francis' Thought, 2023" and received the Anáhuac de México International Award for Social Responsibility 2023, for Catholic Social Thought, with the Research Group on Social Thought of the Church of the Universidad Javeriana.

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