Ana María Coll Coll

Ana María Coll Coll is a Senior Lecturer at the University of the Balearic Islands' Faculty of Philosophy and Letters. She obtained her European PhD in History in 2015 and has been a permanent lecturer since 2023. Her research focuses on 18th-century administrative systems, taxation changes, and military logistics in Mallorca, with particular emphasis on inter-institutional conflicts and socio-economic networks.

• Current member of the 'Defensa y fortificaciones en las islas del Atlántico medio' project (PID2020-115792GB-I00)
• Principal investigator in the ISEM research group (Institutions and Society in the Early Modern Age)
• Teaches '18th Century History' and 'Methods of Historical Research' at undergraduate levels

Research Themes: Her work analyzes the Bourbon administrative model's implementation in Mallorca, fiscal reforms under Carlos III, and the precarious military infrastructure during the 18th century. She examines how traditional power networks interacted with state modernization efforts.

She has conducted comparative studies across institutions like the Scottish Centre for War Studies, Cambridge Faculty of History, and the Maison des Pays Ibériques in Bordeaux. Her publications reveal trends in fiscal documentation analysis, military provisioning challenges, and localized responses to imperial policies.

Academic Service: Coll Coll has served as secretary of Labor Historical Sciences and Theory of the Arts. She participates in educational projects connecting university research with secondary school curricula through the 'Grand Tour' initiative.