Paul Gordon

Paul Gordon is an Associate Professor (Profesor Doctor) at San Pablo CEU University in Madrid, Spain, specializing in Contemporary History, Moral Philosophy, and Literature within the Faculty of Humanities and Communication Sciences. His academic career spans over a decade, with permanent affiliation to the Ángel Ayala Institute of Humanities.

Education:

• PhD in Contemporary History (San Pablo CEU University)
• BA in Modern History (University of Stirling, UK)
• Degree in Journalism (UCM, Spain)
• Master's in International Relations (Ortega y Gasset University Institute, Madrid)
• Certificate of Pedagogical Aptitude in English (UCM)

Research Focus:
His primary research examines 19th-century Iberian conflicts, particularly the Portuguese Liberal Wars and First Carlist War, through the lens of British press coverage. His work uniquely combines historical analysis with media studies, exploring how The Times of London shaped public opinion and influenced diplomatic relations during these pivotal conflicts.

Publications:
His recent publications demonstrate a consistent focus on media history and 19th-century European conflicts, with particular emphasis on war correspondence and the role of international press in shaping political outcomes during the Portuguese Civil War and Spanish conflicts.

Professional Activities:
Beyond academia, he has held advisory roles including:

• Member of FUNCIVA Foundation Advisory Committee (2010-2016)
• Spanish Representative for British European Movement EMUK (2015-2021)
• Co-founder and Honorary Secretary of British Conservatives Madrid (2009-2012)