Roger Campdepadros Cullell

Roger Campdepadros Cullell is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Business at the University of Girona. With a PhD in Sociology from the University of Malaga, he has held academic positions at the University of Almeria, University of Malaga, and currently at the University of Girona since 2009.

• Education: PhD in Sociology (University of Malaga), Advanced Studies Diplomas in Social Exclusion (University of Almeria) and Sociology (University of Barcelona), Postgrade in Participation and Sustainable Development (Autonomous University of Barcelona), and Grade in Sociology (University of Barcelona)

Roger's research focuses on Sociology and Migration Studies, particularly examining social integration processes through social networks. His work addresses Gender Studies and Social Inequality, with extensive publications on topics like gender-based violence recovery, interreligious dialogue, and educational strategies for migrant children. He contributes to Political Science through analyses of xenophobic voting patterns and applies Computer Science in social games for behavioral analysis.

His recent publications reveal trends in AI for social services, gendered discourse analysis, and interdisciplinary methodologies combining qualitative and quantitative approaches. He employs participatory action research frameworks and develops integration metrics through national surveys.

Roger collaborates on competitive research projects including Surv_Child (gender violence in minors), CONSENTNET (consent promotion), and KIDS4ALLL (inclusive lifelong learning strategies). He participates in international conferences through the European Sociological Association and International Sociological Association.

As part of the Interdisciplinary Gender Studies and Inequalities (IGESI) research group and CREA research center, he applies dialogical models of conflict resolution to prevent radicalization. His teaching spans undergraduate and graduate programs in Business, Economics, and Human Development.