Jacobo López Felipe
PHD in Contemporary History at the University of Valencia. He analyzes the Spanish nationalist narratives of right-wing political cultures during the Transition in a transnational perspective, as well as their echoes throughout the democratic period. In this line, Lopez is addressing the study of both changes and continuities in the conception of national history (as […]
Borja Pérez Climent
Graduated in History in the University of Valencia (2018). Master in Contemporary History (2019), Master in Secondary Education Teaching (2020) and Doctor in Contemporary History (2025) by the same institution. Previously I worked on issues such as the situation of the labour movement during the Francoism, focusing my attention on the case of the factory […]
Aurora Fuster
Currently, PhD student of the University of Valencia and FPI related to the project “Franquismo y nación. Perspectivas transnacionales”. I am doing my doctoral thesis, focused on the evolution of Spanish fascism in Valencia through the Provincial Headquarters of FET-JONS, which covers chronologically from the very creation of Falange Española in 1933, until 1957, including […]
Óscar Canet Nadal
Currently, PhD student of the University of Valencia and FPI related to the project “Franquismo y nación. Perspectivas transnacionales”. I am doing my doctoral thesis, focused on the evolution of Spanish fascism in Valencia through the Provincial Headquarters of FET-JONS, which covers chronologically from the very creation of Falange Española in 1933, until 1957, including […]
Andrea Vincenzini
Doctor in Contemporary History with international distinction by the University of Cantabria (2021). Currently, Vicenzini is researcher Margarita Salas at the University of Valencia under the direction of Julián Sanz Hoya in the scope of the project on Francoism, gender and nation of the Hiscucon group. His work focuses on the one hand on the […]
Leandro Pereira Gonçalves
Professor of History at the Federal University of Juiz de Fora (UFJF), with acting in undergraduate and graduate teaching. Doctor in History by the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (PUC-SP, 2012), with residency at the Institute of Social Sciences of the University of Lisbon (ICS-ULisboa, 2011), and post-doctorate at the National University of Cordoba […]
Daniel Lvovich
Daniel Lvovich is a Doctor of History from the National University of La Plata, Argentina. He is Principal Investigator of CONICET and Professor at the National University of General Sarmiento, Buenos Aires, Argentina. Prof. Lvovich is also dedicated to the research of the political and social history of the twentieth century in Argentina and its […]
Anna Catharina Hoffman
Anna Catharina Hofmann (Martin Luther University, Halle-Wittenberg) holds a doctorate in history. Hofmann’s doctoral thesis on developmentalism in the Franco dictatorship was published in 2019 and awarded the Hedwig Hintze Prize of the Association of German Historians (VHD). The Spanish translation was published in 2023. In addition to the second Francoism, her lines of research […]
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 […]