German Gamero Igea

Dr. German Gamero Igea is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Economics and Business Administration, Faculty of Economic and Business Sciences, University of Burgos. His research focuses on Medieval and Political History, particularly Iberian court dynamics, economic governance, and minority integration during the reign of Ferdinand the Catholic. He leads the research group ERGO Accounting, Change and Society and has published extensively on topics such as royal livery practices, religious service in courts, and material culture in diplomacy.

• Education: PhD in History from Universidad de Valladolid (2020), thesis on 'Rey y reinos en la corte de Fernando el Católico' supervised by Dr. María Isabel del Val Valdivieso and Dr. John Hamilton Edwards.
• Key Research Areas: Medieval Court Culture, Political Integration in Iberia, Economic Dispossession Mechanisms, and Royal Governance Structures.

His academic work explores the 15th-16th century Iberian Peninsula, analyzing how royal households managed power through gift exchanges, administrative reforms, and minority inclusion. Notable publications include studies on Ferdinand the Catholic’s court practices, Aragonese fiscal policies, and the role of non-elite servants in dynastic transitions.

Awards and Collaborations: No specific awards mentioned. Collaborates with institutions like the University of León, Universidad de Alicante, and the research group EMICAL.