Angel Ramon Zapata Moya

Angel Ramon Zapata Moya is a Professor at Pablo de Olavide University, affiliated with the Department of Social Anthropology, Basic Psychology and Public Health. His research focuses on preventive medicine, public health, and political sociology, particularly examining health inequalities shaped by socioeconomic status and urban policies.

• Doctoral Programs: Education, Social Change and Cohesion, Democracy and Public Policy
• PAIDI Areas: Social and Legal Sciences

Research interests include:

• Health inequalities in socioeconomic contexts
• Urban regeneration policy impacts
• Preventive innovation diffusion mechanisms
• Spatial analysis of recession effects
• Associationism in regenerated areas
• Public health education and competencies

Article trends show expertise in:

• Andalusian health policy evaluation
• Economic crisis epidemiology
• Community nutrition education
• Contextual factors in pandemic preparedness
• Longitudinal and multilevel modeling

Current academic activity includes:

• Supervising doctoral theses
• Participating in research projects
• Collaborating across social and health sciences