Adrian Shubert
| Degrees: | PhD, 1982, Queen Mary College,
University of London MA, 1978, University of Warwick MA, 1976, University of New Mexico BA, 1975, University of Toronto |
| Current Position: | Professor, History
Associate Vice-President International |
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Publications:
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A las Cinco de la Tarde:
Historia de la Corrida de Toros, (Madrid, Turner, 2002)
The West and the World: Contacts, Conflicts, Connections, (Toronto, Gage, 2002), with Arthur Haberman Death and Money in the Afternoon: A History of Spanish Bullfighting, (New York, Oxford University Press, 1999), 270 pages. Spain at War: the Spanish Civil War in Context, 1931-1939, (London, Longmans, 1995), co-authored with George Esenwein, 289 pages The Land and People of Spain, (New York, HarperCollins, 1992), 256 pages Historia social de Espana, 1800-1990, (Madrid, Nerea, 1991), 390 pages A Social History of Modern Spain, 1800-1982, (London
and Boston, Unwin-Hyman, 1990), 292 pages The Road to Revolution in Spain. The Coal Miners of Asturias, 1860-1934, (Champaign-Urbana, University of Illinois Press, 1987), 185 pages Hacia la revolución. Orígenes sociales del movimiento obrero en Asturias, 1860-1934, (Barcelona, Crítica, 1984), 174 pages
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| Papers/ Lectures: | "Internationalizing the University:
A Canadian Perspective", keynote address at Conference on "Languages
and Cultures across the Curriculum" Binghamton University, October
2004
"La corrida y la historia de España", 25th Annual Inaugural Lecture, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Valencia, November 2003 "A las cinco de la tarde: la historia social de la corrida de toros en España, 1700-1900", Universidad de Santiago de Compostela, June 2003 "When Spain wasn't Different: the Beginnings of Tourism Policy in Spain, 1905-1936", Annual Meeting, Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies, University of Georgia, April 2002 "The Co-ordinates of Time and Place: History and the Paradoxes of Globalization", Symposium on the Paradoxes of Globalization, Canadian centre for German and European Studies, York University, March 2002 ""At Five in the Afternoon": Writing the History of Spanish Bullfighting", Centre for European Studies, University of Connecticut, October 2001 "What do the Basques Want?: The Basque Situation in Spain Today", World Events Forum, Toronto, February, 2001 "Censorship in 19th-century Spain", Annual
Meeting of the American Historical Association, "Espartero: del ídolo al olvido", Symposium on Biography in Spanish History, Universidad Internacional Menéndez Y Pelayo, Valencia, September, 2000 "Death and Money in the Afternoon: Writing the History of Bullfighting", University of Bielefeld (Germany), May 2000 "Espartero: from idol to oblivion", Annual
meeting of the Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies,
New York, April 2000
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Courses taught recently:
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AS/HIST 1000C Before the U.S.: the American
Southwest, 1450-1850. |
| Research Interests: | Modern Spain |
| Awards/Grants: |
Comendador
de la Orden de Mérito Civil (awarded by King Juan Carlos
of Spain), April 1999 |
