Enrique Sanabria
Assistant Professor • Europe, Iberia, Atlantic World
Phi Alpha Theta Advisor
• , Department of History
Profile
Professor Sanabria is particularly interested in the political and cultural history of fin-de-siecle Spain. His UC San Diego dissertation, which he is revising for publication, focused attention on the conflation of nationalism, anticlerical, and republicanism during the Spanish Restoration, 1875-1912. Professor Sanabria is also interested in the history of sports and leisure, especially soccer, over the course of the twentieth century .
Education
B.A. in History and Spanish, Santa Clara University, 1991
M.A. in History, University of Wisconsin, Madison, 1993
Ph.D. in Modern European History, University of California, San Diego, 2001
Research
Political and Cultural History of Modern Spain; Nationalism; Religion and Religious Conflict in Nineteenth and Twentieth-Century Europe and Latin America; Sports and Leisure in Modern Spain; Comparative Fascism, 1914-1945; Spanish and French Republicanism.
Selected Publications
Awards
Research Allocations Committee Grant for Summer Research, University of New Mexico, 2003
Best Dissertation Award from the Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies (2002)
Postdoctoral Faculty Fellow, UC San Diego, 2001-2002
Courses
Western Civilization to 1648; Western Civilization since 1648; Modern Europe 1815-1890; Modern Europe 1890-1939; Spain and Portugal to 1700; Spain and Portugal since 1700; History of Sport; Iberian History