JOSÉ MANUEL JURADO ALMONTE
CATEDRATICO DE UNIVERSIDAD
Department: HISTORIA, GEOGRAFIA Y ANTROPOLOGIA
Faculty: FACULTAD DE HUMANIDADES
Research center: CENTRO DE INVESTIGACIÓN EN PATRIMONIO HISTÓRICO, CULTURAL Y NATURAL
Universidad: University of Huelva
Area: Regional Geographical Analysis
Research group: HUM260 INSTITUTO DE DESARROLLO LOCAL
Email: jurado@dgf.uhu.es
Phone: +34-959-219180
Address: Dpto. de Historia, Geografía y Antropología, Facultad de Humanidades, Avda. 3 de marzo, s/n. Campus El Carmen, Universidad de Huelva, 21071
Personal web: https://www.dropbox.com/s/l44w5y4f487lcxl/CV%20GLOBAL%20d...
Doctor by the Universidad de Sevilla with the thesis Medios de comunicación sociales y territorio en Andalucía y España 1996. Supervised by Dr. Gabriel Cano García.
José Manuel Jurado Almonte. G.I. Institute of Local Development. Department of History, Geography and Anthropology. University of Huelva (Spain). Contact telephone number: +34-649865104; jurado@uhu.es; ORCID: http://orcid.org/0000-0001-8948-3165 Brief CV: Bachelor’s degree in Geography and History, specialising in Geography (1987). PhD in Geography (1996) and Full Professor of Regional Geographical Analysis (2026) at the University of Huelva. His areas of research include: territorial studies, agricultural studies, tourism, rural and/or local development, strategic planning and urban planning, and transport infrastructure. In terms of academic output, he has published – as director, coordinator, editor and/or author – 30 books, 48 journal articles, 95 book chapters and 60 papers presented at conferences. He has participated in 12 competitive R&D&I research projects (Principal Investigator in 6), 26 research contracts (Principal Investigator in 7) and 8 agreements. He has supervised 10 doctoral theses (TD), with a further 3 TDs currently in progress, as well as 52 Master’s theses (TFM), 3 Postgraduate Diplomas (DEA) and 10 Bachelor’s theses (TFG). He is a member of the “Institute of Local Development” (HUM-260) research group at the University of Huelva. He has been awarded 3 six-year research periods, 3 positive evaluations under the Docentia Programme and 6 five-year teaching periods.