David Ginard Féron

Dr. David Ginard Féron is a Full Professor at the University of the Balearic Islands, where he is affiliated with the School of Historical Sciences and Theory of the Arts. His academic career spans several decades, during which he has established himself as a leading scholar in contemporary Spanish history, particularly focusing on the Balearic Islands' historical context.

His research interests include:

• Labor movement history
• Political repression during the Spanish Civil War
• Exile studies
• Anti-Franco resistance
• Women's movement against fascism
• Post-war economy and society
• Historiography and militant culture of Spanish communism

Ginard Féron's scholarly output demonstrates consistent focus on 20th century Spanish history, particularly examining the Balearic Islands' experience during the Civil War, Franco dictatorship, and transition to democracy. His work often incorporates oral history methodologies and emphasizes marginalized perspectives, especially those of women and political dissidents.

His scientific recognition includes:

• Four six-year research terms (three for research and one for knowledge transfer and innovation)
• Three five-year teaching terms

As an educator, Ginard Féron has directed the academic journal 'Quaderns d'Història Contemporània de les Balears' since 1996 and has supervised numerous graduate theses across History and Cultural Heritage programs.

He is an active member of the 'Estudio de la Cultura, la Sociedad y la Política en el Mundo Contemporáneo (CSPMC)' research group, contributing to contemporary historical studies through collaborative research projects.