At Rutgers, he has been a fellow at the Center for Cultural Analysis, and the Center for Historical Analysis. Marcone’s field of specialization is the Environmental Humanities, as they inform, or are informed by cultural archives, repertoires, and interventions from Latin America and Spain. His current projects follow the impact of popular and indigenous environmentalisms, especially from Amazonia, for on-going new research on political ecology and political ontology. He is the author of La oralidad escrita. Sobre la reivindicacion y re-inscripcion del discurso oral. Dr. Marcone holds a PhD. in Spanish from the University of Texas at Austin.