Pedro Ferrer Delgado

Pedro Ferrer Delgado serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Economics and Business Management at the Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. He is actively affiliated with the Innovation Center for Business, Tourism, Internationalization and Sustainability (GIR IUCES) and the University Institute of Cybernetics, Business and Society (IUCES), contributing to interdisciplinary research in economic policy and business organization.

His research centers on Business Organization and International Business, with specialized expertise in Special Economic Zones and Free Trade Zones. He investigates the impact of the fourth industrial revolution on European free zones, Brexit's economic consequences for Spain and the Canary Islands, and integrates Tourism and Sustainability frameworks within global business contexts. His work consistently addresses regulatory challenges and policy improvements for economic zones.

Recent publications reveal a focused trajectory on economic policy evolution, particularly analyzing European free zones (2018) and Spanish Special Economic Zones (2016). These works demonstrate methodological rigor in evaluating trade regulations, customs frameworks, and regional development strategies within industrial and geopolitical transformations.

No scientific awards, fellowships, or medals were documented in the available records.

Dr. Ferrer Delgado has supervised two undergraduate theses: Rodríguez Melián's 2019 analysis of Brexit's economic impact on Spain/Canary Islands and Ceballos Espinosa's 2018 study of Special Economic Zones in Spain. While no active research grants are explicitly referenced, his institutional affiliations indicate sustained collaborative research engagement.

He maintains active roles in GIR IUCES and IUCES, driving initiatives that merge cybernetics, business strategy, and sustainable development through cross-disciplinary team structures focused on economic innovation.