CURRICULUM VITAE September, 2014

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE September, 2014 JESUS CRUZ Department of History University of Delaware Newark, DE (302) Syracuse Dr Newark, DE (302) EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Ph. D. University of California, San Diego, December 1992 M.A. European History. UCSD, December 1988 M.A. in Early Modern European History. Universidad Complutense de Madrid, 1982 B.A. (Licenciado in History and Geography) Universidad Complutense de Madrid, l980 TEACHING EXPERIENCE Professor, University of Delaware, 2011 to present. Associate Professor, University of Delaware, Assistant Professor, Iberian History, University of Delaware, Tenured high school teacher in History, Albacete and Madrid, Spain, l Courses taught: History of Spain, Contemporary World History, Art History. Vice-principal ( ) ADMINISTRATIVE EXPERIENCE General Editor of the Bulletin for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies (Referee journal of the Association for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies) General Secretary of the Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies March Education, Science and Technology Counselor (Attaché) of Spain for the United States and Canada. Spanish Embassy in the United States December 2000-Spetember 2003 (On a Leave for Public Service from the University of Delaware) Education and Science Office Embassy of Spain 2375 Pennsylvania Ave. NW Washington D.C Chair of Undergraduate Studies, Department of History, University of Delaware, 2000; and 2011-present

2 SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS Global Scholars Research Award, IGS, University of Delaware, 2014 Program for Cultural Cooperation Between Spain's Ministry of Culture and United States' Universities. Research Grant, Summer 2007 Sabbatical Fellowship/Sabáticos Complutense. Invited scholars on their sabbatical years. University of Madrid (Complutense), Oct-Dec., General University Research Fellowship, University of Delaware, June May Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Grant for the organization of the Conference "Material Culture, Life Styles, and Consumption in the Iberian World (16th to 19th Centuries)," University of Delaware, April 11-13, Program for Cultural Cooperation Between Spain's Ministry of Culture and United States' Universities. Research Grant, Summer Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies. Price for the best doctoral dissertation dealing with Spanish and Portuguese historical studies between Program for Cultural Cooperation Between Spain's Ministry of Culture and United States' Universities. Research Grant, Summer Dissertation Research Fellowship, Department of History, UCSD (1989). CILAS-Tinker Field Research Grant, Summer Ministry of Education and Science Fellowship, Spain, l U.S. - Spain Joint Committee for Cultural and Educational Cooperation Fellowship (1985). National Award for Educational Research and Innovation, Awarded by the Ministry of Education and Science, Madrid, Spain, 1982 for the book, Como estudiar historia. PUBLICATIONS Books: El surgimiento de la cultura burguesa en el España del siglo XIX, Madrid, Siglo XXI, 2014 The Rise of Middle-Class Culture in Nineteenth-Century Spain Baton Rpuge, LSU Press, 2011 Los notables de Madrid. Las bases sociales de la revolución liberal española, Madrid, Alianza Editorial, Gentlemen, Bourgeois, and Revolutionaries. Political Change and Cultural Persistence Among the Spanish Dominant Groups, , Cambridge University Press, Como estudiar Historia. Guía para los estudiantes, Barcelona, Vicens Vives, Written in collaboration with Guillermo Gortázar. Articles in Scholarly Journals and Book Chapters: El hombre fino: Bourgeois conduct ideals in 19th century Spain, The Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, 89/4 (2012) pp

3 La definición de los modelos de conducta burguesa en la España del siglo XIX. in Civil, Pierre and Crémoux, Françoise (eds.): Actas del XVI Congreso de la Asociación Internacional de Hispanistas. Nuevos caminos del hispanismo, Madrid / Frankfurt: Iberoamericana /Vervuert Attached CD with conference proceedings. Del cortesano al hombre fino: una reflexión sobre la evolución de los ideales de conducta masculina en España desde el Renacimiento al siglo XIX, Bulletin of Spanish Studies, 86/2 (March 2009) pp "Building Liberal Identities in 19th Century Madrid: The Role of Middle Class Material Culture," The Americas, 60/3 (January, 2004) La construcción de una nueva identidad liberal en el Madrid del XIX: el papel de la cultura material del hogar, in Revista de Historia Económica, XXI (Número extraordinario sobre el consumo en la España preindustrial) 2003, pp "Los Bringas y su entorno. Comercio, finanzas y sociedad en el Madrid de finales del Antiguo Régimen," in Agustin Gonzalez de Enciso and Rafael Torres (eds.) Comercio y finanzas en la España del siglo XVIII, Universidad de Navarra, Pamplona, "The Moderado Readjustment and the Liberal System, ," in José Alvarez Junco and Adrian Shubert (eds.) Spanish History Since 1808, London, 2000, Arnold, pp "El mercado madrileño y la industrialización en España durante los siglos XVIII-XIX" written in collaboration with Juan Carlos Sola, in J. Torras y B. Yun (eds). Consumo, condiciones de vida y comercializacion en Cataluña y Castilla. Siglos XVII-XIX, Junta de Castilla y León, 1999, pp "An Ambivalent Revolution: The Public and the Private in the Construction of Liberal Spain," The Journal of Social History, 30/1 (Fall, 1996): " Hidalgos aburguesados o burgueses aristocratizados?: Una revisión del papel de la burguesía española en la crisis del Antiguo Régimen" in L.M. Enciso (Ed.), La burguesía española en la edad moderna, Valladolid, Universidad de Valladolid, 1996, vol.1, pp "Approaches to the Study of Household Material Culture and the Origins of Modern Consumerism in Spain (17th- 19th centuries)," Mediterranean Perspectives, 1996, pp "Lealtad y meritocracia: ambivalencias entre discurso público y practica privada de las élites ilustradas y liberales españolas," Historia Social, 23/III (1995): "De cortejadas a ángeles del hogar. Algunas reflexiones sobre la posición de la mujer en la élite madrileña, " in Alain Saint-Saëns (ed.) Historia silenciada de la mujer. La mujer española desde la época medieval hasta la contemporánea, Madrid, Publicaciones de la Universidad Complutense, pp "Elites, Merchants, and Consumption in Madrid at the End of the Old Regime," in Anton J. Schuurman and Lorena S. Walsh (ed.) Material Culture: Consumption, Life-Style, Standard of Living, , Milan, Eleventh International Economic History Congress, 1994, pp "Anglophone Historians in Early Modern Spanish Historiaography," Bulletin of the Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies, Fall, 1994, pp "Notability and Revolution. Social Origins of the Political Elite in Liberal Spain, ," Comparative Studies in Society and History, 36 (January 1994):

4 "Elites, comerciantes y consumo en Madrid a finales del Antiguo Régimen," Actas del VI Simposio de Historia Económica, Bellaterra-Terrasa, Anexo. "Revolucionarios con clase. Vida, cultura y fortuna de la familia Sainz de Baranda, ," Espacio, Tiempo y Forma (1990): "Las élites iberoamericanas a finales del siglo XVIII. Sobre modelos y procesos comparados," Cuadernos de Historia Moderna y Contemporánea, X (1990): "Propiedad urbana y sociedad en Madrid, ," Revista de historia económica, VIII (Spring 1990): "Hidalgos, burgueses, libros y libreros en Madrid, ," Villa de Madrid, (1988): "Cambistas madrileños: una aproximación a algunos hombres de negocios de la segunda mitad del siglo XVIII," in Bahamonde Magro, A. and Otero Carvajal, L. E. Madrid en la sociedad del siglo XIX, Madrid, CIDUR, 1985, "Aspectos de la delincuencia en el siglo XVIII. Las bandas de falsificadores de moneda," Cuadernos de Historia Moderna y Contemporánea, VII (1986): "La sociedad de Lietor en el Antiguo Régimen: Marginados y benefactores," in Actas del Primer Congreso de Historia de Albacete, Albacete, 1984, vol. III, Edad Moderna, pp Book reviews for scholarly journals Several for the following journals: European History Quarterly, Bulletin of the Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies, The American Historical Review, Revista de Libros, Hispanic American Historical Review, The Journal of Modern History, The Journal of Social History, Hispanic Review, Dieciocho, The Journal of Spanish Cultural Studies, Reviews of New Books Heldref publications, and Social History. Articles reviewed for referee Journals Several for the following journals: The Journal of Modern History, European History Quarterly, The Journal of Social History, Bulletin of Spanish Studies, and Historia Agraria. EDITORIAL BOARDS OF SPECIALIZED JOURNALS Bulletin for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies (General Editor, 2010-Present) Revista de Historia Moderna Contextos Multiculturales CONFERENCE PAPERS, COLLOQUIA, PUBLIC LECTURES, ETC. The backgrounds of the 1868 revolution and the modern, The Nineteenth-Century Hispanists International Network, York University, Toronto, April 26-26, Tourists of Modernity: The Grand Tour of Southern Europeans in the Nineteenth Century, Association for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies 42nd Annual Meeting, Lisbon, Portugal, June 30th July 3rd, 2011, Session 62 Cultural Issues and Identities. Invited lecture, Public Spaces and Urban Modernity in 19 th century Madrid. History Workshop, University of Delaware, February Invited lecture, Public Parks and Urban Modernity in the Nineteenth Century Spanish City, Trent University, Peterborough, Ontario (Canada) November 20, 2009.

5 Symbols of Modernity: The Forgotten History of the Jardines de Recreo in 19 th Century Spain, Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies 37th Annual Meeting, Fort Worth, Dallas, April 3-6, 2008 La definición de los modelos de conducta burguesa en la España del siglo XIX. Presented at the 16 th International Conference of the International Association of Hispanists in Paris (France) July 9-13, 2007 Invited to participate in the conference Middlemen and Networks: Economic, Social, and Cultural foundations of the Global Economy, held at the University of California, San Diego, November 3-5, Paper presented: Patterns of Middle Class Conduct in Nineteenth-Century Spain and Latin America: The Role of Emulation. Good Manners and Bourgeois Culture in 19th Century Spain, Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies 37th Annual Meeting, Lexington, Kentucky April 6-9, 2006 Del hombre cortesano al hombre de mundo: la definición de los modelos de conducta burgueses en la España del siglo XIX, invited lecture, Departamento de Historia Moderna, Facultad de Letras, Universidad de Murcia, May 12-13, El hombre fino al gusto del día: Bourgeois conduct ideals in 19th century Spain, invited lecture for the Seminar Re-mapping 18th and 19th Century Spanish Studies, Department of Spanish and Portuguese, University of Wisconsin, Madison, March 25-26, 2004 The expansion of privacy. Middle class household material culture in 19th century Madrid, panel entitled Consuming Culture: Art, literature and Music the Eighteen and nineteenth Centuries, 119 MLA Annual Convention. Dec , 2003 Invited lecture, The Bourbons: Renewal and Reform, Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C., May 21, "The Rebellion of the Majeza. Rethinking the Meaning of the Madrid Uprisings of 1808," panel entitled Liberalism and Revolution in the 19th century Atlantic World, Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies 31st Annual Meeting at New York University, April 27-30, "Building Liberal Identities in 19th Century Madrid: The Role of Middle Class Material Culture," panel 144, Material Culture in the Atlantic World: Consumption Patterns in the Household Economy, , 114th Annual meeting of the AHA, Chicago, January 6-9, 2000 "Commerce, Finances, and Everyday Life in late 18th century Madrid," Invited Lecture, Universidad de Navarra, Pamplona, January 26, "The Origins of Modern Consumer Culture in 18th Century Madrid: The contribution of the Spanish Case to the consumer Debate," Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies 29th Annual Meeting at St. Louis, April 23-26, "The Making of Spanish Imperialism" Invited Lecture, Colgate University, April 30, Invited to participate in the seminar "La transición desconocida: España, " ("The Unknown Transition: Spain, "), University Complutense of Madrid, summer courses in El Escorial, Spain, July 28 August 1, Invited to participate in the 19th Mediterranean Conference, Paris/Bourdeaux, July 7-11, Paper presented: "Household Consumption and Cultural Change in mid-19th Century Madrid."

6 "Middle Class Life Styles, Material Culture, Consumer behavior, and the Building of Political Awareness in 19th Century Madrid," Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies 27th Annual Meeting at Tucson, April 25-28, "The Ancient and the Modern: Household Material Culture, and the Construction of Liberal Identities in 19th Century Spain," Presented to the Conference on "Material Culture, Life Styles, and Consumption in the Iberian World," University of Delaware, April 11-13, "Material Culture and the Origins of Modern Consumerism in Spain (18th-19th centuries)," 17th Mediterranean Conference, Murcia, Spain, July 10-12, Commentator for the panel Local Elites and the State in Spain and Latin America (18th-19th centuries). Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies 26th Annual Meeting at Toronto, April 27-30, Invited to participate in the conference European Liberalism: Histories, Historiographies, and Theories, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, March 30, April 1, Paper presented: "An Ambivalent Revolution. The Public and the Private in the Construction of Liberal Spain." Invited Lecture Homes from Inside: Approaches to Material Life and Household Consumption in the Hispanic World (17th-19th centuries). History Workshop in Technology, Society, and Culture. Department of History, University of Delaware, December 6, Participant in the panel Material Culture: Consumption, Life Style, and Standard of Living (16th-19th). Paper presented: "Elites, Merchants, and Consumption in Madrid at the End of the Old Regime," Eleventh International Economic History Congress, Milan, September Invited presentation "Anglophone Historians in Early Modern Spanish Historiography," Spanish Historiography: The Estate of the Art. Round Table to celebrate the inauguration of the Principe de Asturias Chair at Tufts University. June 19-20, Participant in the panel Consumption Trends in Spanish America Since the 16th Century. Paper presented: "Las casas por dentro. Cultura material y consumo del hogar en Madrid (siglos XVII-XIX) " International Congress of Americanists, Stockholm, July 4-9, "Approaches to Material Life and Household Consumption in Madrid (17th-19th centuries)," Paper presented at the Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies 25th Annual Meeting at Chicago, April 7-10, Invited lecture Political Change and Cultural Persistence among the Spanish Dominant Groups, Seminar in European History, University of Basil, Switzerland, January 20, "De cortejadas a ángeles del hogar. Algunas reflexiones sobre la posición de la mujer en la élite madrileña, ," presented for the course La mujer española desde la época medieval a la época contemporánea. Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Summer courses in Almería, Spain. July, Organizer of the panel Change and Continuity in the Social Practices of the Spanish Elites, Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies 24th Annual Meeting at San Antonio, March Paper presented: "Ambivalent Behaviors. Public and Private Discourses in the Biographies of Spanish Liberals." "Cultura material y hábitos de consumo de la élite madrileña en el siglo XVIII," presented at the VI Simposio de Historia Económica, Barcelona, Universitat Autonoma, December 21-23, 1992 "Consumption Habits of the Spanish Elites, ," Paper presented at the Society for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies 23rd Annual Meeting at San Juan, Puerto Rico, April 1992.

7 "Hidalgos aburguesados o burgueses aristocratizados. Sociología de la clase política española, ," Paper presented at La burguesía española en la Edad Moderna, Madrid, Universidad Complutense, December 16, 17, 18, "Familial Solidarity, Estate, Kinship and 'Paisanaje' Relations in the Formation of the Madrid Business Elite ( )," Paper presented at the Society for SSPHS 21st Annual Meeting at New Orleans, April "Selectos revolucionarios. 'Habitus versus modernización en la sociedad madrileña de la primera mitad del siglo XIX," Paper presented at Alfonso XIII y la Restauración, Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Madrid, December "Inversión y mercado inmobiliario en Madrid, ," Lecture presented at the Departamento de Historia Económica, Facultad de Económicas, Universidad Complutense de Madrid. December 4, "The Controversy Over the Spanish Decline, ," Lecture for the Interhostel Program of the University of New Hampshire, Granada, Spain. September, "The Controversy Over the Spanish Decline, ," Lecture for the Interhostel Program of the University of New Hampshire, Granada, Spain. September, "A Smooth Transition to Democracy: Spain, " Lecture. Same as above. "Elites and Urban Property in Madrid, ," Paper presented with David Ringrose at American Historical Association Annual Convention, Cincinnati, Ohio, December 28, Panel: "The Hispanic Bourgeoisie in the 18th Century." Sponsored by the Conference on Latin American History. "Bourgeoisie, Books and Booksellers in Madrid, ," Paper presented at the Society for SSPHS 19th Annual Meeting at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee, April "Cambistas madrileños del siglo XVIII" Paper presented at Coloquios sobre la sociedad de Madrid en el siglo XIX, Universidad Complutense, Madrid, December l985. "Dar de comer al hambriento. Caridad y beneficencia en Liétor, ," Paper presented at the "Primer Congreso de Historia de Albacete", Albacete, Spain, December l983. MEMBERSHIP AND SERVICE IN PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS Association for Spanish and Portuguese Historical Studies America Historical Association Asociación de Historia Social Honorary Member of the Sociedad Nacional Hispánica, Sigma Delta Pi Asociación Internacional de Hispanistas Modern Languages Association