Antonio Losada Trabada

Antonio Losada Trabada is a Spanish professor, journalist, writer, and former politician affiliated with the University of Santiago de Compostela since 1998. He holds a PhD in Law and a master's in public management from the Autonomous University of Barcelona. His academic work focuses on political science, public policy analysis, and institutional autonomy, particularly in Galicia.

Education: PhD in Law (University of Santiago de Compostela, 1998), Master's in Public Management (Autonomous University of Barcelona).
Thesis: "The impact of a policy on the institutional consolidation of autonomy: analysis of fishing policy in Galicia", directed by Dr. Ramón Máiz Suárez and Dr. Joan Subirats Humet.

Research interests include political analysis, institutional autonomy, and the intersection of media and politics. He has authored books such as "The Politics of the Sea" (2000) and "Constitución: la reforma inevitable" (2018), analyzing public policies, constitutional law, and social inequality.

Political career highlights include serving as Secretary General of the Galician Regional Government's Vice Presidency (2005–2007) and earlier roles as a political advisor. His media work includes radio contributions to Cadena SER, articles for eldiario.es and other outlets, and collaborations in Galician TV programs like Bule Bule.

Labs/Teams: Active in the Interuniversity Research Center for Atlantic Cultural Landscapes (CISPAC) and the Political Analysis Research Group. Engaged in interdisciplinary projects combining political science with cultural and media studies.