Nicolás Agrait

Nicolás Agrait is an Associate Professor at the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences within Long Island University, specializing in medieval Spain with a focus on Castile during the 14th century. His academic work explores military institutions, warfare, and the Reconquista.

Education:

• B.A., Yale University
• M.A., Fordham University
• Ph.D., Fordham University

His research interests center on Medieval Spain, particularly the military practices and reforms under Alfonso XI. Agrait's publications analyze sieges, naval strategies, and the socio-political dimensions of warfare, contributing to broader understanding of Medieval European history. The 2010 encyclopedia entries highlight his focus on specific battles and figures in the Iberian Peninsula.

Scientific Awards:

• USMA Military History Summer Seminar (2004)
• Fulbright Full Grant, Spain (1997/98)
• Senior Teaching Fellowship (1996/97)

Agrait has presented extensively at international conferences like the International Congress on Medieval Studies, discussing themes such as royal legitimacy, military intelligence, and cross-disciplinary teaching. His work bridges Medieval Military History with broader socio-cultural contexts.