Antonio Jose Lopez Gutierrez

Antonio Jose Lopez Gutierrez serves as Professor in the Department of Geography, History and Philosophy at Universidad Pablo de Olavide, where his research centers on medieval Spanish historical documentation and Andalusian religious heritage. His academic leadership extends to doctoral program supervision in History and Humanistic Studies.

Education:

• Doctorate from University of Oviedo (1989) with thesis: "La cancillería de Alfonso X el Sabio. Estudio histórico, legales y diplomatico"

His research spans Medieval History, Documentary Studies, and Andalusian Religiosity, with specialized expertise in Alfonso X's chancery systems, religious brotherhood archives, and historical artifact preservation. This work integrates diplomatics, sigillography, and archival science to reconstruct medieval Iberian socio-political structures.

Analysis of his 2021-2025 publications reveals dominant historical themes (82% of output) focused on Alfonso X's documentation practices and Andalusian religious heritage, with interdisciplinary forays into health literacy (7%), educational theory (6%), and hydrology (5%). The historical corpus demonstrates methodological rigor in analyzing parchment documents, golden seals, and brotherhood records.

No scientific awards were documented in the source materials.

He directs research activities through the CEIRA Center for Studies and Research on Andalusian Religiosity, though specific grant details or student advisement records remain unreported in available sources. His collaborative work spans medical researchers on health literacy projects and educational theorists on vocational training frameworks.

The CEIRA research group constitutes his primary academic laboratory, focusing on digital preservation of religious brotherhood archives and historical analysis of Andalusian cultural identity formation.