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La recent regularització extraordinària de persones migrants (In Catalan)
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Divulga UIB, podcast de la Unitat de Divulgació i Cultura Científica de la UIB
LinkThe Spanish Government has just approved the extraordinary regularisation of nearly half a million migrants already living in the country. This measure has sparked a broad social debate and holds a special resonance in the Balearic Islands, where one in four inhabitants was born abroad. Since the 1960s, the Balearic Islands have been a welcoming land for migrants who came to build the tourism miracle—people who worked in the summer and returned home in the winter, or who stayed forever. How were those processes experienced? What lessons do they offer us to understand the present? In this interview, as a Margalida Comas postdoctoral researcher, I analyse circular migration in the Balearic Islands during the tourism boom of the 1960s and 1970s.
Podcast Todo comenzó ayer, episodio 101. The formation of the tourism labour market in Spain, 1955–1973 (In Spanish)
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TODO COMENZÓ AYER, el podcast divulgativo de la Asociación Española de Historia Económica
LinkIn episode No. 101 of TODO COMENZÓ AYER, the outreach podcast of the Spanish Economic History Association, I was interviewed as the winner of the 2025 AEHE Felipe Ruiz Martín Prize for my publication The formation of the tourism labour market in Spain, 1955–1973 in the Revista de Historia Económica / Journal of Iberian and Latin American Economic History.
Ocells de temporada: la temporalitat de la migració com a factor en la inserció social i econòmica dels migrants
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5 Cèntims blog of the Catalan Economic Society
LinkI had the opportunity to talk about my work published in the Economic History Review and Cliometrica, derived from my doctoral thesis, on the blog of the Catalan Society of Economics.