Javier Andreu Miralles

Javier Andreu Miralles is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Geography and History at the Universitat de València, Spain. He is affiliated with the Department of Modern and Contemporary History and is an active member of the HISCUCON research group, focused on the Cultural and Social History of Contemporaneity.

His primary research interests include:

• Contemporary History
• Modern Spanish History (19th century)
• Romanticism and national identity in liberal Spain
• Cultural and social transformations in modern Europe

He completed his doctoral studies at the same institution, with a thesis exploring the intersection of Romantic myth and national identity during the liberal period in Spain (1830–1850), under the supervision of Dr. María Cruz Romeo Mateo.

While no recent articles are listed in the provided text, his scholarly focus appears to lie at the intersection of cultural narratives, political identity formation, and historical consciousness in 19th-century Spain.

There is no mention of scientific awards or honors in the available information.

Javier Andreu Miralles has not been noted to supervise any theses beyond the information about his own doctoral supervision. There is no information provided about research grants or funding projects.

He contributes to the research activities of the HISCUCON group, which investigates cultural and social dynamics in modern and contemporary societies, particularly in the Spanish context.