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CV Miguel A. Martínez ∣ 2 0 2 1 CV Miguel A. Martínez ∣ 2 0 2 1 Prof. MARTÍNEZ LÓPEZ, MIGUEL A. Position Professor of Housing and Urban Sociology IBF (Institute for Housing and Urban Research) | Uppsala University Contact P O Box 514, SE-751 20. Uppsala (Sweden) Phone: +46 (0)18 471 65 45 Fax: +46 (0)18 471 65 01 Email: [email protected] Website: www.miguelangelmartinez.net Background My first interests focused on Participatory-Action-Research methods and processes. These were applied to the study of citizen participation in urban planning and urban movements, which nurtured my PhD dissertation in 2000. Afterwards, I held teaching positions in different universities of Spain, Portugal and Hong Kong. In parallel to my academic career I also worked professionally at the Municipal Housing Department in Vigo (2000-2002) and occasionally as a consultant in several urban plans across Spain. Other topics I have covered in my research are urban sustainability, segregation, housing, migration, density, globalisation, urban mobility, politics, governance, labour, and social structures. These concerns were developed in different cities (mainly Porto, Vigo, Madrid and Hong Kong, but also during short stays in Medellin, Chicago, Beijing, Berlin, Amsterdam, Buenos Aires, etc.). In addition I have often participated in various social movements that, in turn, became one of my main research subjects. Education B.A.-M.A. in Sociology and Political Science. University Complutense of Madrid. SPAIN. Sociology and Political Sciences Faculty (1988-1993) Title of Extraordinary Graduation Thesis: The historic domain of the city centre. Social conditions of life and citizen participation in relation to the rehabilitation plan of the Casco Vello in Vigo. (A+ with Honours) (supervised by Tomás R. Villasante) PhD in Political Science. University of Santiago de Compostela. SPAIN. Social and Political Sciences Faculty (1995-2000). Title of PhD Dissertation: Labyrinths and laboratories of urban participation. Strategic planning, historic centres and the squatters' movement. (A+ with Honours) (supervised by Tomás R. Villasante and Julio Cabrera) Previous Academic Positions 2013 – 2017. Assistant Professor of Urban Studies. Department of Public Policy. City University of Hong Kong (Hong Kong SAR) 2013 – 2013. Associate Professor of Sociology. Department Sociology II, University Complutense of Madrid (Spain) 2008 – 2013. Senior Researcher “Ramón y Cajal” on Urban Sociology, Department Sociology II, University Complutense of Madrid (Spain) 2007 – 2008. Assistant Professor of Sociology, University Complutense of Madrid, Department Sociology II (Spain) 2006 – 2007. Research Affiliate on Urban Sociology, Department of Sociology University of Porto (Portugal) 2005 – 2007. Associate Professor of Sociology, University of La Rioja, Department of Humanities (Spain) 2004. Research Affiliate on Urban Sociology and Migrations (supervised by Saskia Sassen), The Transnationalism Project, Department of Sociology, University of Chicago (USA) 2003 – 2005. Senior Researcher “Isidro Parga Pondal” on Urban Sociology and Migrations, Department of Sociology and Political Science, University of A Coruña (Spain) 2001 – 2005. Associate Professor of Sociology, Architecture and Urban Planning School Gallaecia (Portugal) 1999. Research Affiliate in Urban Sociology and Social Movements (supervised by Chris G. Pickvance), Urban and Regional Studies Unit, Department of Social and Public Policy, University of Kent. Canterbury (UK) 1998 – 2003. Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Vigo, Department of Sociology and Political Science (Spain) 1997. Research Affiliate in Urban Sociology (supervised by Hernán Henao), Institute of Regional Studies (INER), University of Antioquia, Medellín (Colombia) 1 CV Miguel A. Martínez ∣ 2 0 2 1 Professional Work Experience Out of Academia 2013, Research Consultant, Carmen Andrés & Llanos Masía Architects and City Council of Aranda de Duero (Spain). 2011, Research Consultant, Architects, Urban Planners and Associate Engineers (AUIA) and City Council of Almonacid de Zorita (Spain). 2010, Research Consultant, Citizenship and Sustainability Observatory (Red CIMAS) and City Council of Madrid (Spain). 2010, Research Consultant, Architects, Urban Planners and Associate Engineers (AUIA) and City Council of Madrid (Spain). 2008, Research Consultant, University Complutense of Madrid and City Council of Madrid (Spain). 2004, Research Consultant, Sondaxe (Social Research Consultancy) and Eixo Atlântico do Noroeste Peninsular, A Coruña-Vigo (Spain). 2001 – 2003, Research Consultant, City of Vigo and Consultora Galega S.L.U. (Urban Planning Consultancy), Vigo (Spain). 2000 – 2003, Research Consultant, NGO ACSUR-Las Segovias, Madrid and Santiago de Compostela (Spain). 2000 – 2002 (2 years), Director of Municipal Housing Department City of Vigo, Consultora Galega S.L.U. (Urban Planning Consultants) (Spain). 1994 – 1996 (2 years), Researcher, City of Vigo and Casco Vello Community Development Plan, Vigo (Spain). 1994 – 1999, Management Consultant, Association for Social Economy (APES) and Galician Federation of Cooperatives (SINERXIA) (Spain). Funded Research Projects 2020, Principal Investigator, “Innovative, affordable and sustainable housing alternatives: an interdisciplinary evaluation of ETC Bygg”, FORMAS (Swedish Program for Sustainable Spatial Planning). SEK 290,400 2020, Principal Investigator, ‘Worker Centres from a Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work’, ILO (International Labour Organisation). USD 22,500 2020-22, Principal Investigator, ‘The intersectional and sustainable impacts of housing movements: the Spanish case’, FORMAS (Swedish Program for Sustainable Spatial Planning). SEK 2,992,366 2020-22, Researcher (PI Ismael Yrigory), ‘The Political Economy of Swedish Investments in the Spanish Housing Market and its impacts on Urban Social Sustainability’, FORMAS (Swedish Program for Sustainable Spatial Planning). SEK 2,997,930 2019-22, Principal Investigator, ‘Urban struggles for the Right to the City and Urban Commons in Brazil and Europe’, STINT (The Swedish Foundation for International Cooperation). SEK 545,000 2018-21, Researcher (PI Håkan Thörn), ‘Renovation and participation: towards an ecologically, socially and economically sustainable Million Program?’, FORMAS (Swedish Program for Sustainable Spatial Planning). SEK 6,636,201 2016-19, Principal Investigator, ‘Outcomes of Urban Movements and Local Governance’, GRF (General Research Fund), Research Grants Council of Hong Kong. HKD 386,298 2015-16, Principal Investigator, ‘How to Improve Participatory Mechanisms in the Processes of Urban Redevelopment: The Case of Kowloon East (Hong Kong)’, Central Policy Unit - The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Public Policy Research Funding Scheme (Hong Kong). HKD 498,251 2015-16, Principal Investigator, ‘Multi-Dimensional Outcomes of Occupy Movements: A Comparison between Hong Kong and Madrid’, Start-Up Grant, City University of Hong Kong. HKD 200,000 2012-14, Principal Investigator, 'MOVOKEUR. The Squatters' Movement In Spain And Europe: Contexts, Cycles, Identities And Institutionalization’, National Research Council of the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation (Spain, France, Italy, Germany and UK).€ 96,000 2011-12, Researcher (PI Juan Carlos Monedero), ‘The World Social Forum in Madrid’, Autonomous Government of Madrid and University Complutense of Madrid (Spain). € 25,000 2009-10, Researcher (PI Joan Subirats), ‘Exploring New Urban Policies in Spanish Great Cities’, National Research Council of the Spanish Ministry of Education and Science (Spain). € 53,000 2009, Principal Investigator, ‘The Squatters’ Movement in Madrid Metropolitan Region’, Autonomous Government of Madrid and University Complutense of Madrid (Spain). € 10,000 2008, Co-PI (PI Jesús Leal), ‘Social and Urban Densities in the Centre of Madrid’, City Council of Madrid (Spain). € 40,000 2006-09, Co-PI (PI Wiebe Bijker and Luciano D’Andrea), ‘Social Sciences and European Research Capacities’, European Union (VI Frame Programme) (Spain, Italy, Denmark, Slovenia and The Netherlands). € 900,000 2004-07, Principal Investigator, ‘Inter-metropolitan Dynamics of Urban Planning and Its Effects on Social Participation’, National Research Council of the Spanish Ministry of Education and Science. € 35,000 2003-05, Principal Investigator, ‘Policies of Urban Rehabilitation in Historical Centres’, Interreg-EixoAtlantico do Noroeste Peninsular (Spain and Portugal). € 25,000 2003-05, Researcher (PI Antonio Izquierdo), ‘Demographic Impact of International Migrations in Spain’, BBVA Foundation (Spain). € 70,000 2002-04, Researcher (PI Laura Oso), ‘Ethnic Entrepreneurship as a Mobility Strategy for Immigrant Women’, Women’s Institute of Spain. € 36,000 2001-02, Principal Investigator, ‘Population, Housing, Labour Market and Public Spaces in Vigo (Master Plan of the City)’, Local Council of Vigo and Consultora Galega S.L. (Spain). € 60,000 1998-99, Researcher (PI Román Rodríguez), ‘Territorial Risks Associated to Depopulation in Galicia’, Autonomous Government of Galicia (Spain). € 42,500 1998-04, Principal Investigator, ‘Squatters’ Movement in Spanish Cities’, Pre-doctoral grants and Departmental resources (Spain). € 25,000 1997-04, Principal Investigator, ‘Citizen Participation and Strategic Planning of Cities’, Pre-doctoral grants and Departmental resources (Spain). € 7,000 1994-96, Principal Investigator, ‘Urban Rehabilitation and Citizen Participation
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