Dr. Florentino Rodao García

CURRICULUM VITAE

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I) Degrees.

15 January 1993	Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM)	Ph.D. in Contemporary History
March 1995	University of Tokyo. Faculty of Humanities. Dept. of Area Studies (地域文化研究。教養学部。東京大学)	(課程修了) Ph.D. Candidate. Area Studies. (地域文化研究)
7 December 2006	University of Tokyo. Dept. of Area Studies	Ph. D. in Arts and Sciences. (学術博士)

II) Teaching Experience

2009-Present	Dept. Contemporary History. Fac. Geography and History. UCM	Course on the Interuniversity Master of Modern History	History of 20^th Century Asia
2010 - Fall	Dept. Sociology and Antropology. Fac. Social Sciences. University of Puerto Rico, Rio Piedras. USA	Catedrático Auxiliar	Introduction to Anthropology
2007-Present	Dept. History of Social Communication. Faculty of Journalism. UCM	Associate Professor with tenure	History of the 20^th Century Master Course Ph.D. Course
2005-2007	Id.	Assistant Professor	History of the 20^th Century History of Social Communication
2004	Faculty of Humanities. Universidad Carlos III, Getafe, Madrid	Adjunct Professor	Revolution, Nationalism and Capitalism in Vietnam The perception of the “other:” Mutual visions between Spain and Japan
Course 1998-99	History Department, University of Wisconsin, Madison	Tinker Fellow	Iberia in the Pacific and Axis Alliance and World War II
1997-1999	International Relations Dept. Faculty of Sociology. UCM. Madrid.	Ph. D. Program “International Relations”	Images and Perceptions in Japanese Foreign Policy
1996-2000	Id.	Assistant Professor	Int. Relations in the Asia-Pacific Area Japanese Culture
Course 1993-94	Keiô University. 慶応大学Tokyo	Adjunct Professor	Spanish Language
July-August 1992.	Ateneo de Manila University, Quezon City	Visiting Professor	Spain in the 19th and 20th Centuries

III) STAYS IN RESEARCH CENTRES

2010 (Summer)	Cambridge, MA	Real Colegio Complutense at Harvard University		From Empire to Nation: the making of the modern nations in the crisis of the Atlantic empires (17th to 20th centuries)
2008-09	Cambridge, MA	Weatherhead Center for International Affairs	Real Colegio Complutense at Harvard University	The influence of South European Fascisms in Asia during the Spanish Civil War
2005	Tokyo	University of Tokyo. Faculty of Humanities. Dept. of Area Studies	Self-financed	Ph. Dissertation Final Draft
2002-2003	Tokyo	Id.	Visiting Fellow　(客員研究員). Financed by Japan Foundation, 13PE-1434	Spanish Community in the Philippines, 1935-45
2000	Canberra, ACT	Research School of Pacific and Asian Studies (RSPAS). Australian National University (ANU)	Research Fellow	Spanish Contacts in the Pacific
1994 - 1995	U.S.A: Washington DC, Poughkeepsie, NY; Stanford, CA; Berkeley, CA; New York City and others Philippines: Manila, Cebu, Negros Island, Japan: Tokyo	- National Archives and Records Administration, Roosevelt Presidential Library, Truman Presidential Library, Library of Congress, Hoover institution for War, Revolution and Peace, University of Columbia Archives, Stanford University Library - American Library, University of San Carlos Archives, Library of the University of the Philippines, Archives of the Ateneo de Manila University. - Archives of the Foreign Affairs Ministry, Library of the Diet, Archives of the Self-Defence Agency.	Research financed by Toyota Foundation Grant 93-1-116	The Diminishing Role of the Spanish Community in the Philippines, with a Focus on the Periods of American and Japanese Rule.
1991	Mangilao, Guam	Micronesian Area Research Center. University of Guam	Associate Member	Spanish Culture in the Pacific
1992-95	Tokyo	University of Tokyo. Faculty of Humanities. Dept. of Area Studies (地域文化研究。教養学部。東京大学)	Ph.D. Student
1990-1992	Tokyo	Id.	Researcher (研究生)	Japan’s Foreign Relations

V) Other Appointments

2009-2012	Spanish Ministry of Science	Joint Research on the “International aspects of the Spanish Transition (1973-1982). Main characters and historical memory” Principal investigator, Juan Carlos Pereira. Member of the research group.
2007	Chiang Ching Kuo Foundation for Scholarly Exchange.	Grant to the research on “Spanish Experience in Northern Taiwan (1626-1642)” Principal Investigator, José Eugenio Borao. Member of the research group.
2007-2010	Spanish Ministry of Education. Department of Universities and Research. Ref. : CCG06-UCM/HUM-1048	Grant to the research on “Cambio político y transición en la Política Exterior de España (1973-1986)”. Principal investigator, Juan Carlos Pereira. Member of the research group.
1999-2002	Spanish Association for Pacific Studies	President (elected)
2000	Salzburg Seminar. “Asian Economies: Regional and Global Relationships”.	Fellow. Granted by Fulbright Comission.
1995-96	Complutense Institute for Asia. UCM	Deputy Director for Japan Studies
1987 - 1989	Colegio Mayor Universitario N.S. África. Madrid	Deputy Director

VI) Main Publications

a. Books authored.

(2002) Franco y el Imperio Japonés. Imágenes y propaganda en tiempos de guerra (Franco’s Spain and the Japanese Empire. Images and Propaganda in a Time of a War). Colección Así Fue, 49 . Barcelona: Plaza & Janés. 669 pp. (Japanese translation to appear in January 2012 in晶文社http://www.shobunsha.co.jp/ )

(1997) Españoles en Siam, 1540-1939. Una contribución al estudio de la presencia hispana en Asia Oriental (Spaniards in Siam, 1540-1939. A contribution to Research on Spanish Presence in East Asia). Col. History, N. 32. Madrid: http://cervantesvirtual.com/servlet/sirveobras

b. Books edited.

1) English

(2001) The Philippine Revolution of 1896. Ordinary Lives in Extraordinary Times. Edited with Felice Noelle Rodriguez. Manila: Ateneo de Manila University Press. 316 pp.

(1998) The Pacific Islands: The Spanish Legacy. Madrid: Lumwerg (Spanish and English, bilingual)

(1998) Cuadernos de Historia, Vol. 1. Manila: Instituto Cervantes. (Spanish and English, bilingual)

2) Spanish

(1998) El Japón Contemporáneo (Modern Japan). Co-edited with Antonio López Santos. Salamanca: Universidad de Salamanca. 231 pp.

(1998) Revista Española del Pacífico, Monophapic issue on “Pacific and Europe: Mutual Perceptions”, in coordination with Carlo A. Caranci. Asociación Española de Estudios del Pacífico. Vol. 8 (8).

(1989) España y el Pacífico (Spain and the Pacific). Madrid: Instituto de Cooperación para el Desarrollo. 344 pp.

(1989) Estudios sobre Filipinas y las islas del Pacífico [Studies on the Philippines and the Pacific Islands] Madrid: Asociación Española de Estudios del Pacífico.158 pp

(1988) El Extremo Oriente Ibérico. Investigaciones Históricas: Metodología y Estado de la Cuestión [The Iberian Far East. Historical Research, Methodology and State-of-the-art] (Coordination, with Francisco de Solano and Luis E. Togores) Madrid: AECI & CEH-CSIC. 661 pp.

C. Articles in English

(2009) Japan and the Axis, 1937-8. Recognition of the Franco Regime and Manchukuo. Journal of Contemporary History 44(3): 431-447.

(2008) Departure from Asia: Spain in the Philippines and East Asia in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. Sasha D. Pack, ed. Nation and Conflict in Modern Spain: Essays in Honour of Stanley G. Payne. Madison, WI: Parallel Press. (forthcoming)

(2007) The Castilians discover Siam: Changing Visions and Self-Discovery. The Journal of the Siam Society (JSS), 95: 1-23.

(2005) Franco’s Spain and the Japanese Empire (1937-45). Bulletin of Portuguese/Japanese Studies. Lisbon, CHAM, 10/11 (June-Dec): 243-262

(2005) Monsignor Olano, a Bishop in World War II. Micronesian Journal of the Humanities and Social Sciences Albury, Australia: Letao Publishing - Charles Sturt University, 4, 2: 85-101.micronesia.csu.edu.au/MJHSS/Issue2005/MJHSS2005_201.pdf

(1998) Spanish Companies in the Philippines After the Revolution. The Philippine Revolution and Beyond. Elmer A. Ordóñez, ed. Manila: Philippine Centennial Commission, II: 999-1011.

(1997) Spanish Language in the Philippines: 1900-1940. Philippine Studies, 45 (1): 94-107.

(1995) The Spanish Culture in the Pacific after 1898. Messy Entanglements. The papers of the 10^th Pacific History Association Conference. Tarawa. Kiribati. Eds. Alaima Talu & Max Quanchi (eds.) Brisbane: Pacific History Association: 173-179.

(1995) Spanish Falange in the Philippines, 1936-1945. Philippine Studies: 43 (1): 3-27.