Marta Soler

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Marta Soler-Gallart has achieved a level of recognition that is rare in the world of sociology. Her election as the first Spanish president of the European Sociological Association in 2019 was a historic milestone, and it placed her at the forefront of the discipline in Europe. She has published over seventy works, many of which are cited thousands of times, and her research on gender violence has had a real impact on policy. Her leadership of CREA has made it a hub for critical research, and her ability to bridge academic theory and public action sets her apart. She is not just a scholar; she is a public intellectual who uses her knowledge to advocate for social change.

AwardsMarta Soler-Gallart's awards are primarily academic and institutional. Her most significant honor is being elected President of the European Sociological Association, a role that recognized her leadership in the field. She also holds a PhD from Harvard University, which is a distinction in itself. As Director of CREA and Chair of the Department of Sociology at the University of Barcelona, she has received recognition for her research and teaching, and she has been invited to speak at major international conferences. Her work has influenced policy discussions on gender violence, earning her respect among peers and policymakers alike.

Honours & Distinctions

President of the European Sociological Association

European Sociological Association·2019

First Spaniard to serve as president of the association.

PhD in Sociology

Harvard University

Doctorate from one of the world's leading universities.

Records & Feats

First Spanish President of the European Sociological Association

Historic First·2019

Elected in 2019, becoming the first person from Spain to lead the organization.