Ferran Esquilache Marti

Ferran Esquilache Marti is a researcher in Medieval History affiliated with the Universitat de València and associated with the research group CiSEM (Cultures and Societies of the Middle Ages). His academic work focuses on the historical development of agrarian systems and social structures in medieval Iberia, particularly in the Horta de València region.

His research interests lie at the intersection of medieval agrarian economies, social organization, and regional development in al-Andalus. With a focus on the period between the 8th and 13th centuries, his work contributes to understanding how agricultural landscapes shaped societal hierarchies and urban-rural dynamics in pre-modern Spain.

The available information does not include recent publications, preventing a detailed analysis of publication trends. However, his thesis topic suggests sustained engagement with historical geography, land use, and socio-economic formations in medieval Valencia.

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Ferran Esquilache Marti completed his doctoral studies under the supervision of Dr. Enric Guinot Rodríguez. There is no information available on grants or student advisement. He is not listed as supervising any theses in the provided data.

He is a member of the CiSEM (Cultures and Societies of the Middle Ages) research group, which likely involves collaborative interdisciplinary work on medieval societies, cultural transformations, and historical analysis of the Iberian Peninsula.