Histagra

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HISTAGRA (Historia Agraria e Política do Mundo Rural. Séculos XIX and XX) is a research group qualified by the Galician University System of Competitive Reference since 2006, a condition that was renewed in 2010, 2013 and 2017. Currently, it is made up of a total of 46 researchers, of which 29 are PhDs, 15 researchers in training and 2 Support Personnel. The Group has 6 predoctoral scholarships (from the state program FPI and FPU) and 3 postdoctoral contractors (program from the Xunta de Galicia) and a researcher from the Ramón y Cajal program). HISTAGRA coordinates the ReVolta Network of Agroecology and History.

Nomes e Voces al servicio de la memoria democrática

O Proxecto Interuniversitario “Nomes e Voces” é un espazo deseñado para facilitar o acceso á investigación da Historia actual especializada en información sobre a guerra civil e  a represión franquista en Galicia

Laboratorio Ecosocial del Barbanza

Una investigación experimental con la que buscar huellas históricas que nos iluminen un futuro sostenible

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  • HISTAGRA in the seminar You favorites do trasno

    HISTAGRA in the seminar You favorites do trasno   The HISTAGRA Group, through the Principal Investigator, Lourenzo Fernández Prieto, will be present at the Seminar "Os favorites do trasno", on citizen archives and democratic memory, which will be held on November 20 and 21. It will be...

  • HISTAGRA in the I International Course on wine and culture

    The HISTAGRA Group collaborates in the I International Course: Interpretation of the Historical-Cultural Heritage of Wine, which is organized at the University of La Laguna.  The International Course of Interpretation of the Historical-Cultural Heritage of Wine at the University of La Lagu...

  • CYCLE CONFERENCE: EIDER DE DIOS FERNÁNDEZ (UPV)

    HISTAGRA Cycle Conference: Eider de Dios Fernández (UPV)  Next Wednesday, November 11 at 12 noon, the historian Eider de Dios's conference will take place:  Class and female work during the Franco regime Date: 11/11/2020 Title: Class and female work during the Franco re...

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