Caroline Gray is Lecturer in Politics and Spanish. She specialises in the politics and culture of Spain, focusing on nationalist movements and political decentralisation, as well as the political consequences of the global financial crisis. Having studied Spanish literature as a Modern Languages undergraduate at the University of Oxford, followed later by a PhD in Politics on nationalist movements in Spain, she is particularly interested in how an interdisciplinary approach to the study of Spain can deepen our understanding of the country.

• PhD in Politics, University of Liverpool
• MSt in Modern Languages (Spanish) with Distinction, University of Oxford
• BA in Modern Languages (French and Spanish), First Class Honours, University of Oxford

• LP2113 West European Politics and Society
• LS2110/LS2111 Politics and Society (Spain)
• LS1002 International Business Environment I: Spain
• LS3002 International Business Environment III: Spain and Latin America
• LS1100/LS1102 Spanish Language Skills I

'Best Newcomer' - Aston Achievement Awards 2018

Reviews Editor, International Journal of Iberian Studies (IJIS)

Room: MB771
Email:c.gray1@aston.ac.uk
Phone: 0121 204 3664