Authors - I

  • I.Frasquet Miguel

    I. Frasquet Miguel is associate professor at the Universidad Jaume I, and edited the volume 'Bastillas, cetros y blasones. La independencia en iberoamérica' ( Madrid, Fundación Mapfre, Instituto de Cultura, 2006).

     

  • Ian Gibson

    Ian Gibson was born in Dublin in 1939 and now holds Spanish nationality. Thanks to his books he has achieved the highest international recognition.

     

  • Idoia Murga

    Idoia Murga Castro is a hired practice ? researcher at the CSIC on the Ministry of Education's FPU programme, and has a degree in Art History from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (2006).

     

  • Idota Ronzón

    Idota Ronzón Oviedo, 1972. Degree in Journalism by Universidad Complutense of Madrid. She also studied Criminology. Between 1995 and 2009 she worked at La Nueva España newspaper, covering Justice and Courts area. She is currently Head of Communication of the Attorney General of the Principality of Asturias.

     

  • Ignacio Canela Mercadé

    Ignacio Canela Mercadé is a chemistry graduate froom the Universidad del País Vasco (1987) and has an MBA from IESE (1991). After working in various management roles, he is now a manager in the Universitat Internacional de Catalunya.

     

  • Ignacio González-Posada

    Ignacio González-Posadais has a degree in Economics and Business Sciences and an MBA from the Instituto de Empresa. He has worked in marketing, sales and business development for multinational companies (Gilette, Telefónica Móviles, WeatherNews Inc...) and he currently works as a business development manager at Air Miles Spain (Travel Club). How to Win a War is his first book.

     

  • Ignacio Ochoa

    Ignacio Ochoa Santamaría (Madrid, 1954) is an advertising executive and brand- and marketing consultant.