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CURRICULUM VITAE Daniel Castillo Hidalgo CURRICULUM VITAE Daniel Castillo Hidalgo September 2021 http://clionomics.jimdo.com Assistant Professor Faculty of History Department of History IATEXT University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Spain) Email: [email protected] Biography Full name: Daniel Castillo Hidalgo Citizenship: Spanish Birth date: 19/07/1984 Educational record 2012 PhD, History, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Cum Laude) 2009 Advanced Studies Certificate, History and Atlantic Studies, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria 2002-2007 BA, History, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Positions record 2019-current Assistant Professor, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria 2018-2019 Interim Lecturer, University of La Coruña 2014-2018 Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria 2016-2017 Ph.D. School Supervisor, Spanish Open University, Madrid 2008-2011 Ph.D. Candidate Fellow, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria 2007-2008 Researcher Assistant, Port of Las Palmas Foundation Other Positions 2020-present Secretary of PORMAR Chair, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria 2016-present Secretary of the Governance of the Atlantic Ports (XIVth-XXIst centuries) International Scientific Network (from October 2016). 1 2021-present Scientific Coordinator of the Red Iberoamericana en Comunidades Portuarias. 2015-present Associated Researcher of the African Economic History Network 2013-present Associated Researcher of the Groupement d´Intérêt Scientifique d´Histoire et Sciences de la Mer (CNRS, France) 2013-present Associated Researcher of the Commodities of Empire Research Project (Open University, London) Research Projects 2020-2022 (Part-time Researcher) Canary Agency of Research, Innovation and Information Society, Retos de los Puertos Canarios: Desafíos medioambientales y Conectividad, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. 2020-2022 (Part-time Researcher) Canary Agency of Research, Innovation and Information Society, Canarias Azul. Promoción y Preservación del patrimonio litoral material e inmaterial, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. 2018-2022 (Researcher) Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science, Empirical Studies on Structure and Evolution of Maritime Networks, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. 2019-2021 (Part-time team member) Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation. Geografía, capacidad estatal y cambio económico. Una aproximación espacial al desarrollo y sus determinantes en las economías periféricas (siglos XIX-XXI). University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. 2017-2020 (Part-time Team member) Canary Agency of Research, Innovation and Information Society, Islas del Atlántico Medio. Canarias, plataforma de generación y difusión de la atlanticidad, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. 2016-2018 (Researcher) Spanish Ministry of Economy project, Global South: Ports and Social and Economic Development (1850-2010), University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. 2016-2017 (Principle Investigator), University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Project, La crisis de Suez y su impacto en la actividad portuaria en África Occidental: Las Palmas y Dakar (1956-57), University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. 2011-2013 (Researcher), Spanish Ministry of Science project, Modelos de Gestión de puertos y la comunidad portuaria en el ámbito atlántico (siglos XIX y XX), University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. 2007 (Assistant Research Fellow), Spanish Ministry of Science project, Los puertos y la configuración del tejido empresarial en las ciudades atlánticas. Siglos XIX y XX, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Research Contracts 2021-2023 (Secretary and Researcher), Port Authority of Las Palmas and Astilleros de Canarias S.A., Convenio entre la autoridad portuaria de las palmas, la universidad de las palmas de gran canaria, y la empresa astilleros canarios, 2 s.a., para el desarrollo de la “cátedra marítimo-portuaria” cuyo objetivo es el fomento y difusión de la investigación en actividades marítimas, puertos y transporte marítimo, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. 2020-2020 (Team Member). University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and Gobierno de Canarias. Canarias Importa. Plan de resiliencia y recuperación económica de la Comunidad Autónoma de Canarias. 2018-2021 (Researcher) Government of the Canary Islands. Realización de un estudio histórico del modelo de financiación de las Islas Canarias en el periodo comprendido entre los siglos XVI a XX. University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Research Stays 2017 Research visit History Department, University of Poitiers, France, (November) 2017 Research visit ETHOS Laboratory, University Cheikh Anta-Diop, Senegal (October) 2017 Research visit Research visit Overseas National Archives, Aix-en-Provence, France (August) 2016 Research visit CRHIA Laboratory, University of Nantes, France (October) 2016 Research visit ETHOS Laboratory, University Cheikh Anta Diop, Senegal (May-June) 2015 Research visit, History Department, University of Nantes, France (November-December) 2015 Research visit, CRHIA Laboratory, University of La Rochelle, France (November) 2015 Research visit CRHIO Laboratory, University of Bretagne-Sud, France (November) 2012 Research visit British National Archives, United Kingdom (June) 2010 Research visit Overseas National Archives, Aix-en-Provence, France (October) 2009 Research visit National Archives of Senegal, Dakar, Senegal (June- September) PUBLICATIONS Ph.D. thesis 1. Castillo Hidalgo, D. (2012), Tendiendo puentes. Dakar y la configuración de la red portuaria de África Occidental. Evolución y análisis de una comunidad portuaria. 1857-1957, Faculty of Humanities, University of Las Palmas. Thesis supervisor: Prof. Dr. Miguel Suárez Bosa. Jury Chairman: Dr. Jesús M. Valdaliso. [Mark: CUM LAUDE] 3 Monographs and edited volumes 2. Olukoju, A. and Castillo Hidalgo, D. (eds.), African Seaports and Maritime Economics in Historical Perspective, Palgrave Studies in Maritime Economics, Palgrave, London. 3. Castillo Hidalgo, D. (2016), Puerto de Dakar, puerta de África Occidental. Una Historia Económica de Senegal (1857-1957), Veredalibros, La Orotava. Journal articles (peer-reviewed) 4. Castillo Hidalgo, D. (2021), “No dockers, no empire”. The labor question at Dakar during World War I”, The International Journal of Maritime History 33 (2), pp.364- 381. 5. Suárez Bosa, M. and Castillo Hidalgo, D. (eds.) (2020), “Fostering (under) development in Atlantic ports: Introduction”, Forum edition, The International Journal of Maritime History, 32 (1), pp. 124-133. 6. Castillo Hidalgo, D. (2019), “La primera crisis de Suez y el puerto de Dakar, 1956- 1957”, Ayer, 114 (2), pp.311-337. 7. Castillo Hidalgo, D. and Wélé, M. (2018), “Les dockers dakarois. L´organisation du travail dans un port ouest-africain, 1910-1990s”, The Canadian Journal of African Studies, 52 (2), pp. 183-203. 8. Castillo Hidalgo, D. and Valdaliso, J.M. (2017), “Path dependence and change in the Spanish port system in the long run (1880-2014): An historical perspective”, The International Journal of Maritime History, 29 (3), pp. 569-596. 9. Castillo Hidalgo, D. and Mohamed-Chérif, F.Z. (2017), “La configuración de las redes de transporte marítimo en África noroccidental (1880-1939)”, Investigaciones de Historia Económica, 13, pp. 81-92. 10. Rivera Medina, A.M. and Castillo Hidalgo, D. (2016), “Dynamiques économiques portuaires et réseaux dans l´Atlantique en perspective historique (XV-XXIe siècles)”, Nuevo Mundo, Mundos Nuevos, Colloques (on line). 11. Castillo Hidalgo, D. and Suárez Bosa, M. (2016), “Dockers in Las Palmas: Technological changes, institutional evolution and waterfront radicalism (1960- 2009)”, Nuevo Mundo, Mundos Nuevos, Colloques (on line). 12. Castillo Hidalgo, D. (2015), “Crisis económica en África Occidental: el caso de Dakar, 1929-1939”, Cuadernos de Historia Contemporánea, 37, pp.201-224. 4 13. Castillo Hidalgo, D. (2015), “La carga sobre la espalda. Trabajadores africanos en el puerto de comercio de Dakar, 1910-1949”, Revista de Historia Industrial, 57, pp.139-171. 14. Castillo Hidalgo, D. (2015), “Las puertas del Imperio. Análisis del sistema portuario de Senegal: Jerarquía, centralidad y complementariedad en un contexto colonial, 1839-1910”, Investigaciones en Historia Económica, 11 (2), pp.91-102. 15. Castillo Hidalgo, D. (2015), “Dakar: Puerto de Guerra y de Comercio durante la Primera Guerra Mundial, 1914-1918”, Ayer, Revista de Historia Contemporánea, 98 (2), pp. 131-157. 16. Castillo Hidalgo, D. (2015), “A influencia do comercio exterior na configuraçao da hierarquia portuária no Senegal: procesos de concentraçao e exclusáo na periferia da economia global (1880-1939)”, Revista Tempo, 21 (37), pp. 42-63. 17. Castillo Hidalgo, D. (2014), “Dakar, un Puerto al servicio del Imperio: Infraestructuras, Instituciones y Administración portuaria en África Occidental (1857-1939)”, Passagens, Revista Internacional de Historia Politica e Cultura Juridica, 6 (1), pp. 75-100. 18. Castillo Hidalgo, D. (2014), “¿Vías para el desarrollo económico? El ferrocarril y la expansión de los cultivos de exportación en Senegal, 1880-1918”, Transportes, Servicios y Telecomunicaciones, 27, pp. 174-200. 19. Castillo Hidalgo, D. and Maziane, L. (2014), “Dakar et Casablanca: deux ports pour la globalisation. Trajectoires d´innovation technique dans les ports de l´Afrique de l´Ouest (1880-1939)”, Hespéris-Tamuda, 69, pp. 67-100. 20. Castillo Hidalgo, D. (2012), “Buques, Ferrocarriles y Cacahuetes. Modernización de las infraestructuras en el puerto de Dakar y la introducción
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