Histagra

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HISTAGRA (Agrarian History and Rural World Policy. 19th and 20th centuries) is a research group qualified by the Galician University System of Competitive Reference since 2006, a condition that was renewed in 2010, 2013 and 2017. Currently, it is made up of a total of 31 researchers, of which 18 are doctors, 13 researchers in training and 1 Support Staff, together with 20 external collaborators who are former doctoral students of the group. The Group has 5 predoctoral fellowships (from the FPI and FPU state programs and the Xunta de Galicia) and 3 postdoctoral contracts (Xunta de Galicia program). HISTAGRA has coordinated the ReVolta Network of Agroecology and History since 2010.

Nomes e Voces al servicio de la memoria democrática

O Proxecto Interuniversitario “Nomes e Voces” é un espazo deseñado para facilitar o acceso á investigación da Historia actual especializada en información sobre a guerra civil e  a represión franquista en Galicia

Laboratorio Ecosocial del Barbanza

Una investigación experimental con la que buscar huellas históricas que nos iluminen un futuro sostenible

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  • Ramón Villares wins the Trasalba Award for his work in Galician culture

    HISTAGRA researcher Ramón Villares wins the Trasalba Award The Board of Trustees of the Otero Pedrayo Foundation has agreed to award the 2026 Trasalba Prize to HISTAGRA member Ramón Villares in recognition of his intellectual career and ongoing commitment to Galician culture. The decision was t...

  • Donation from Ramón Villares to AHUS

    HISTAGRA member and founder Ramón Villares donates his personal archive to the USC to be incorporated into the AHUS collection. It consists of a total of 66 boxes of documents that bear witness to his extensive and prolific professional career spanning nearly 50 years. The donation includes bot...

  • HISTAGRA's Uncomfortable Past Cycle: Lecture by Miguel Ángel del Arco

    CONFERENCE BY MIGUEL ÁNGEL DEL ARCO BLANCO IN THE HISTAGRA SERIES ‘UNCOMFORTABLE PAST’ On Monday 9 February at 7:30 pm in the Sede Afundación da Rúa do Vilar, 19, Miguel Ángel del Arco Blanco, Professor of History at the University of Granada, will give a lecture entitled “The Silenced Famine o...

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  • New perspectives on rural history

    The 7th EURHO Conference held in Coimbra with the participation of Histagra  Juan Gallego EstremeraJournalist, student of the Master's Degree in Contemporary History Histagra researcher...

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  • Summary of HISTAGRA cycles 2024-2025

    Summary of HISTAGRA cycles 2024-2025 We present the summaries of the HISTAGRA cycles for the 2024-2025 academic year of Uncomfortable Pasts and Seminars.

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