Vicente Pons Alos

Vicente Pons Alos is a Titular de Universidad (Associate Professor) in the field of Medieval History, affiliated with the Universitat de València. His academic work centers on the historical analysis of late medieval Valencia, particularly through the lens of testamentary practices and societal mentalities.

His research focuses on the intersection of family structures, cultural norms, and legal practices in medieval Iberia. Key areas include:

• Historiographic Science and Techniques
• Social and Cultural History of the Late Middle Ages
• Testamentary culture and inheritance patterns
• Valencian society in the 13th–16th centuries

Though no recent publications are listed, his scholarly contributions appear rooted in archival research and qualitative analysis of historical documents from medieval Spain.

He was a member of the research group CiSEM (Cultures and Societies of the Middle Ages), contributing to collective studies on medieval societal structures.

Vicente Pons Alos earned his doctorate from the Universitat de València in 1987 with a thesis titled Testamentos valencianos en los siglos XIII-XVI: testamentos, familia y mentalidades en Valencia a finales de la Edad Media.

There is no public information indicating advising of graduate students, receipt of scientific awards, or current grant activities.