Alfonso Botti
Alfonso Botti, Senior Professor of Contemporary History at the Department of Linguistic and Cultural Studies of the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia. At the centre of his scientific interests and research are the different nationalisms, Catholicism and anti-Semitism in relation to modernity and modernization processes in Europe and Latin America. Recent publications: (2023) Historia […]
Nuria Tabanera García
Professor of University. Department of Modern and Contemporary History. University of Valencia. Prof. Tabanera main lines of research focus on politics and cultural relations between Spain and the Americas, as well as nation and nationalism in contemporary America. Recently, she has been working on the identity discourses and projection of models of nation among the […]
Pilar Salomón Chéliz
Mª Pilar Salomón Chéliz is Professor of Contemporary History at the University of Zaragoza. Co-author of El pasado oculto. Fascismo y violencia en Aragón, 1936-1939 (Madrid, 1992) and author of the book Anticlericalismo en Aragón. Protesta popular y movilización política (1900-1939) (Zaragoza, 2002). Prof. Salomón’s research has been focused on contemporary Spanish anti-clerical mobilization, as well as […]
Vega Rodríguez-Flores Parra
Vega Rodríguez-Flores Parra is Professor of Contemporary History at the Universitat de València and Assistant Professor in the Department of History, Theories and Political Geography at the Faculty of Political Science and Sociology at UCM. Prof. Rodríguez-Flores’ main line of research focuses on the national construction processes developed in Spain between the late Franquism, the […]
Jorge Ramos Tolosa
Doctor of Contemporary History and professor at the Department of Modern History and Contemporaneity, University of Valencia. Prof. Ramos’ lines of research interest linked to the project are Francoism, colonialism, transnational extreme right and memory-forgetfulness. Some of his recent publications: “The far right in Southern Europe, otherness and transnationality in the 1930s and today”, en […]
Sara Prades
Assistant Professor of the Department of Modern and Contemporary History at the University of Valencia. In her research, Prof. Prades has dealt with the construction of the Spanish national identity in the first decades of Francoism, focusing on the use that is made of history for this purpose. Prof. Prades has been also interested in […]
Ferran Archilés
Ferran Archilés is Permanent Labor Professor in the Department of Contemporary History at the University of Valencia and Director of the Master’s Degree in Contemporary History at the University of Valencia. His research has been focused on the study of nationalism and national building processes, as well as the role of intellectual discourse and practice. […]
Julián Sanz Hoya
Professor of Contemporary History at the University of Valencia. Prof. Sanz’s main line of research has revolved around the evolution of the Spanish right and the articulation of the Franco dictatorship, studying the counterrevolutionary radicalization of the thirties, the Falangist political culture, national views linked to Francoism and the center-periphery relations in the dictatorship, in […]
Ismael Saz Campos
Ismael Saz is Emeritus Professor at the University of Valencia. Prof. Saz has published numerous works on fascism, Francoism, nationalism and international relations. His publications include Mussolini contra la II República; España contra España. Los nacionalismos franquistas; Fascismo y franquismo; Las caras del franquismo. Prof. Saz is also the editor or co-editor of numerous volumes, […]