Prieto Andrés Antonio

Antonio Prieto Andrés is a Professor at the Faculty of Communication and Social Sciences, currently serving as Coordinator of the Corporate Reputation and Social Responsibility module in the Master's Degree in Marketing and Corporate Communication. He is a faculty member for the Audiovisual Communication undergraduate program and principal investigator of the "Migraciones, Interculturalidad y Desarrollo Humano" (MIDH) research group. His academic background includes a PhD in Communication, Law degree, and Advanced Studies Diploma in Philosophy of Law.

His educational qualifications include:

• Doctor in Communication
• Licentiate in Law
• Diploma of Advanced Studies in Philosophy of Law
• Postgraduate title in Computer Law

Prieto Andrés' research centers on international migrations' societal impact in Spain, with emphasis on media representation and legal aspects of Communication/ICT. His work critically examines political discourse framing, refugee portrayal, and sustainable development intersections. Key focus areas include:

• Comparative analysis of Ukrainian/Afghan refugee representation
• Amazigh cultural identity in Spanish media
• Climate migration moral frameworks
• Colonial propaganda through historical visual media
• AI legislation environmental implications
• Intercultural competence development tools

His 2023-2026 publications reveal consistent analytical patterns: rigorous media discourse analysis of migration narratives, innovative application of framing theory to refugee hierarchization, and interdisciplinary exploration of legal-technological intersections. Work demonstrates particular expertise in Spanish press content, with emerging focus on AI regulation's environmental dimensions and historical colonial propaganda methodologies.

No scientific awards were documented in available sources.

As principal investigator of MIDH, Prieto Andrés leads research on migration-integration-development dynamics through quantitative/qualitative press analysis. The group examines political discourse framing, source utilization patterns, and sustainable development goal implementation. Current projects include refugee representation comparative studies and intercultural competence pedagogical tools development, though specific grant details remain undisclosed.

The MIDH research group operates at the intersection of migration studies, media analysis, and human development, employing content analysis of Spanish press and political speeches. Current investigations focus on refugee portrayal disparities, sustainable development goal-media nexus, and historical colonial narratives, with particular attention to framing mechanisms and source credibility patterns in migration coverage.