Jose Ramon Rodriguez Lago

Jose Ramon Rodriguez Lago is a full-time researcher at the University of Vigo, Spain, affiliated with the Faculty of Legal and Labor Sciences and the Department of History, Art and Geography. He is an active member of the HC1 Contemporary History 1 research group, focusing on Galician historical studies within the university's Vigo campus.

His academic background includes:

• Doctorate from the University of Santiago de Compostela (2002) with the thesis "Secular clergy and Catholic action in the Galicia of national-Catholicism (1936-1965)", supervised by Dr. Xosé Ramón Barreiro Fernández

His research centers on Contemporary History, particularly the social and religious dynamics of Galicia during Francoist Spain (1936-1965). He examines the interplay between secular clergy, Catholic action movements, and state-enforced national-Catholicism, contributing to broader fields of 20th-century European history, religious sociology, and Iberian political history. His work emphasizes regional Galician contexts within national Spanish historical narratives.

Rodriguez Lago collaborates within the HC1 Contemporary History 1 research group, which specializes in modern Spanish and Galician historical analysis, though specific projects or team structures are not detailed in the source material.