Dr Jorge Agulló

Jorge Agulló is Junior Research Fellow in Ibero-Romance Linguistics at Queens’ College (University of Cambridge) and, starting October 2025, Affiliated Lecturer in the Department of Spanish and Portuguese in the University of Cambridge. His doctoral dissertation won the Prize for the Best Doctoral Dissertation, awarded by the Linguistic Society of Spain. Agulló has previously lectured in the University of Vienna (Austria) as a postdoctoral university assistant and in the Autonomous University of Madrid (Spain) as a predoctoral fellow. Agulló has been Visiting Researcher at the University of Montreal (2020-2021) and Visiting Lecturer at the University of Munich (2024) and at the University of Vienna (2024).

He has published around twenty research papers and book chapters on syntax, grammatical variation, and diachronic syntax; specifically, on existential constructions in varieties of Spanish in contact with Catalan, resumptive pronouns, the internal structure of clitics in Spanish, unagreement phenomena in Catalan, Spanish and Slovenian and the featural composition of the Determiner Phrase, and related issues.

Agulló is currently editing the collective volume Theoretical approaches to clitics (Linguistik Aktuell, John Benjamins), and he is also member of the Editorial Committee of several journals.