Javier Agudo (Pamplona, 1986) graduated in Economics from the University of Navarra
(Spain) in 2009. He then worked for two years as a parliamentary assistant at the
European Parliament, until 2011, specializing in international trade issues. In 2012 he
finished a second Bachelor's degree in Law and Politics at the University of
Bordeaux (France).

Economics

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Comentario del artículo de Alfonso Herranz-Loncán "Railroad Impact in Backward Economies: Spain, 1850 - 1913", Paper for the University of Navarra (2008)
 

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Comentario del artículo de Joan R. Rosés "Why Isn’t the Whole of Spain Industrialized? New Economic Geography and Early Industrilalization, 1797-1910", Paper for the University of Navarra (2008)
 

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Comentario del artículo de Joan R. Rosés y Blanca Sánchez-Alonso "Regional wage convergence in Spain 1850 - 1930", Paper for the University of Navarra (2008)
 

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Histéresis y desempleo: el caso de Francia y EE.UU., Paper for the University of Navarra (2008)
 

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The changing role of the state in the British economy between 1914 and 1921, Paper for the University of Birmingham (2008)
 

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Law and Politics

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Locke et l'état d'exception: l'individu face à la majorité, Paper for the University of Bordeaux (2012)
 

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Commentaire du livre de Jacques Chevallier « L'État post-moderne » (3ème édition), Paper for the University of Bordeaux (2011)