ADRIAN DIOS VICENTE

Adrian Dios Vicente is an Assistant Professor at the University of Santiago de Compostela (USC), affiliated with the Department of Applied Economics and the Faculty of Economic and Business Sciences. He is a member of the Institute of Studies and Development of Galicia (IDEGA) and the GESPIC research group (Business and Sectoral History Study Group).

He holds a Doctorate from USC with a thesis on the history of Unión Fenosa in the Spanish electricity sector (1982-2008), focusing on business evolution and regulatory impact. His research interests span economic history, media economics, energy sector dynamics, corporate financial strategies, and regional economic analysis. Notable areas include the evolution of print media industries in Galicia, blue economy innovations, and the impact of regulatory frameworks on businesses.

Recent work explores digital opportunities for journalism, working capital management in fish processing, and energy transition models (MODESLOW project). His research often integrates historical analysis with contemporary economic challenges, emphasizing sectoral resilience and policy implications.

• Affiliations: Department of Applied Economics, USC; IDEGA, GESPIC
• Education: PhD in Economic History (USC, 2019)

His academic contributions address topics like university spin-off survival, stakeholder mapping in the Atlantic blue economy, and the role of media in economic crisis prevention. He actively publishes in both Spanish and English, reflecting his engagement with international and regional economic debates.