Dirección
Dr. Jordi Ferrer Beltrán
Comissió Mixta
josemaria.perez@udg.edu
He is currently Professor of History of Law at the University of Girona. He has been a researcher at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, and a professor at several Chilean universities, at the University of Zaragoza, at the Autonomous University of Barcelona and at the University of Birmingham.
He has published several essays on political history as: "Los discursos políticos del México originariol Discourses of Original Mexico" México D.F., 1998. He has also cultivated lirerature, such as poetry: "Lo que no te conté de mis viajes Zaragoza, 1998, and the novel, "El Tren de Cristal, Renacimiento", Sevilla, 2011.
He directs the legal culture magazine Ius Fugit, and is the director of the publishing house Nuevos Rumbos (http://www.edicionesnuevosrumbos.com). He is director of Editorial Policy in the Network of Reading Universities (http://www.universidadeslectoras.org), which brings together more than 50 Spanish, Italian, Russian and Portuguese universities, as well as various countries in the Americas. He directs the Novela collection of Campus of the Renacimiento publishing house.
He has published several essays on political history as: "Los discursos políticos del México originariol Discourses of Original Mexico" México D.F., 1998. He has also cultivated lirerature, such as poetry: "Lo que no te conté de mis viajes Zaragoza, 1998, and the novel, "El Tren de Cristal, Renacimiento", Sevilla, 2011.
He directs the legal culture magazine Ius Fugit, and is the director of the publishing house Nuevos Rumbos (http://www.edicionesnuevosrumbos.com). He is director of Editorial Policy in the Network of Reading Universities (http://www.universidadeslectoras.org), which brings together more than 50 Spanish, Italian, Russian and Portuguese universities, as well as various countries in the Americas. He directs the Novela collection of Campus of the Renacimiento publishing house.
Professor of Constitutional Law at the University of Girona. Before joining the UdG, first as a tenured professor and later as a professor, I graduated and got a doctorate in Law from the University of Barcelona, obtaining the extraordinary prize of the degree and the doctorate respectively. In addition, between 2005 and 2010 I was responsible for the Research Area of the Institut d'Estudis Autonòmics de la Generalitat de Catalunya, a research center dedicated to the study of territorial autonomy and federalism.
I have carried out research stays, among other centers, in the Max Planck Institute of International Law and Comparative Public Law of Heidelberg (Germany) and the University of Siena (Italy), and taught classes and lectures in various universities in France, Italy, Mexico or Peru, among others. My field of research focuses mainly on the study of the current problems that arise from the institutional and competence in the composite States as well as, more specifically, the analysis of the evolution of the autonomous state in Spain.
In particular, in recent times I have been working on lines such as the relationship between the organization of the Judicial Power and the State model, or the impact of the composite structure of the State on the regulation of citizens' rights, areas around which I have published and been part of research projects continuously until today.
I have carried out research stays, among other centers, in the Max Planck Institute of International Law and Comparative Public Law of Heidelberg (Germany) and the University of Siena (Italy), and taught classes and lectures in various universities in France, Italy, Mexico or Peru, among others. My field of research focuses mainly on the study of the current problems that arise from the institutional and competence in the composite States as well as, more specifically, the analysis of the evolution of the autonomous state in Spain.
In particular, in recent times I have been working on lines such as the relationship between the organization of the Judicial Power and the State model, or the impact of the composite structure of the State on the regulation of citizens' rights, areas around which I have published and been part of research projects continuously until today.
Salvador Marti Puig is professor at the University of Girona and member of the Center for International Relations of Barcelona CIDOB. He holds a PhD in Political Science and Administration (1997), a Master's Degree in Latin American Studies (1994) and a Bachelor's Degree in Political Science and Sociology (1992). He has been a visiting professor, professor and researcher in several university centers in Europe, the United States and Latin America.
His area of specialization is comparative politics, and has investigated democratization processes in Latin America, collective action, social movements, and parties and party systems. To get some of your publications you can see the web page
He works as a consultant on issues of governance and development. He is a member of several editorial boards of social science journals and associations of Political Science and Latin American Studies
His area of specialization is comparative politics, and has investigated democratization processes in Latin America, collective action, social movements, and parties and party systems. To get some of your publications you can see the web page
He works as a consultant on issues of governance and development. He is a member of several editorial boards of social science journals and associations of Political Science and Latin American Studies
Investigadores
Alejandro Chehtman is a Scholar of the Chair of Legal Culture of the University of Girona, Associate Professor of the Torcuato Di Tella University and Researcher of the CONICET. He is also co-director of the Project Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (UTDT). He studied at the Faculty of Law of the University of Buenos Aires, where he received the title of lawyer (diploma of honor), and the London School of Economics, where he obtained the titles of MSc in Political Theory, and PhD in Law. His areas of research and teaching are public international law, international criminal law, international humanitarian law and constitutional law, with special interest in its theoretical and philosophical developments. Alejandro has published articles in some of the main international journals of his specialty, such as European Journal of International Law, Legal Theory, Journal of International Criminal Justice, Law & Philosophy, Utilitas and Stanford Journal of International Law. His book The Philosophical Foundations of Extraterritorial Punishment, based on his doctoral thesis, was published by Oxford University Press and translated into Spanish (Marcial Pons). She was a Marie Curie Fellow (European Commission) at University College London and a Fellow of the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy at the Harvard Kennedy School. He is currently working on a book on the regulation of asymmetric armed conflicts that will be published soon by Oxford University Press
Miguel Fernández Núñez is currently, he is a PhD Student in Law at the University of Girona and at the University of Genoa. He pursued the Master on Legal Argumentation at the University of Alicante and a Double Degree in Law and Political Sciences at the Autonomous University of Madrid. He is the author of different articles, published on journals such as Jueces para la democracia and Doxa. His essays mainly adress theories of rights, judicial reasoning, theory of law and theory of argumentation.
He obtained a Doctorate in Law from the University of Girona with the thesis entitled La causalidad en el derecho de daños. At present, he is a lawyer assigned to the First Chamber of the Mexican Supreme Court. He completed his undergraduate studies, specializing in Constitutional Law and Master of Laws at the Autonomous University of Querétaro (Mexico). He studied the Specialties in Legal Argumentation at the University of Alacant, Spain, and in Constitutional Law and Political Science at the Center for Political and Constitutional Studies of Madrid. He obtained the Diploma of Advanced Studies in Philosophy of Law within the framework of the Doctorate in Fundamental Rights of the Carlos III University of Madrid. In relation to issues of argumentation in terms of evidence and causality in the law, he has published La prueba de las irregularidades determinantes en el derecho electoral. Un estudio desde la teoría de la argumentación (2008, Mexico, Porrúa) and "El derecho de daños como banco de pruebas de una disputa filosófica sobre la causalidad” (en Diego Papayannis (ed.), "Causalidad y atribución de responsabilidad" Madrid, Marcial Pons, 2014)
He is professor of philosophy of law at the University of Girona and researcher of the Chair of Juridical Culture. His lines of research include the theory and philosophy of law, the fundamentals of private law and the economic analysis of law. He has edited the books Fundamentos económicos de la responsabilidad extracontractual”, “Comprensión y justificación de la responsabilidad extracontractual” e “El derecho privado como cuestión pública”. He also published the books “Derecho de daños, principios morales y justicia social” and “Causalidad y atribución de responsabilidad” co-published Uncertain Causation in Tort Law”ertain Causation in Tort Law"
Matías Parmigiani is a Professor, PhD in Philosophy for the National University of Córdoba, Argentina. He has been a doctoral fellow of the Secretariat of Science and Technology of the UNC, doctoral fellow of CONICET (National Council of Scientific and Technical Research -Argentina), fellow of the DAAD and the University of Texas (Austin).
Between 2014 and 2015 he worked as a postdoctoral researcher of the CONICET in the Chair of Legal Culture of the University of Girona, where he was also a professor of graduate and postgraduate studies. He currently serves as Assistant Researcher of the CONICET in the Center for Legal and Social Studies of the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences of the National University of Córdoba, as well as Professor of Ethics and Philosophy at the Universidad Siglo 21 (Córdoba, Argentina). He is the author of numerous articles on ethics and legal philosophy in national and international journals
Between 2014 and 2015 he worked as a postdoctoral researcher of the CONICET in the Chair of Legal Culture of the University of Girona, where he was also a professor of graduate and postgraduate studies. He currently serves as Assistant Researcher of the CONICET in the Center for Legal and Social Studies of the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences of the National University of Córdoba, as well as Professor of Ethics and Philosophy at the Universidad Siglo 21 (Córdoba, Argentina). He is the author of numerous articles on ethics and legal philosophy in national and international journals
Doctor Cum Laudem in Law, with a PhD in Europe, and a degree in Political Science and Administration from the Autonomous University of Barcelona. Postgraduate Diploma in University Teaching. Awarded with the award of the II Prize Enric Prat de la Riba to the best doctoral thesis on Public Administration awarded by the School of Public Administration of Catalonia. He has held doctoral and postdoctoral research stays at the Faculty of Law of the Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium), at the Federalism Institute of the University of Friborg (Switzerland) and at the Law School of the University of Moncton (Canada) ). He has focused his research in the fields of linguistic law, autonomous self-government institutions and the judiciary
Carolina Fernández Blanco is a lawyer from the University of Buenos Aires (Buenos Aires) and LL.M from the University of Columbia (New York).
Since April 2013 she is a researcher at the Philosophy of Law Department of the University of Girona and since March 2014 a full-time researcher at the same University where she is finishing her doctoral thesis entitled "A legal contribution to the debate on institutions and development . Approach from problems shared by the countries of Latin America. "
In September 2013 she published the book Derecho y Desarrollo (Ediciones del Puerto, Buenos Aires), of which she is the author and in 2015, together with Jordi Ferrer and Carles Cruz, published the book Seguridad Jurídica en Iberoamérica (Marcial Pons, Madrid 2015). In this volume the work "Project of Legal Security Indicators" was published in co-authorship with Jordi Ferrer. It also has numerous publications in chapters of books and journals that are oriented to various topics related to human rights, law and development and problems of the criminal process.
Since April 2013 she is a researcher at the Philosophy of Law Department of the University of Girona and since March 2014 a full-time researcher at the same University where she is finishing her doctoral thesis entitled "A legal contribution to the debate on institutions and development . Approach from problems shared by the countries of Latin America. "
In September 2013 she published the book Derecho y Desarrollo (Ediciones del Puerto, Buenos Aires), of which she is the author and in 2015, together with Jordi Ferrer and Carles Cruz, published the book Seguridad Jurídica en Iberoamérica (Marcial Pons, Madrid 2015). In this volume the work "Project of Legal Security Indicators" was published in co-authorship with Jordi Ferrer. It also has numerous publications in chapters of books and journals that are oriented to various topics related to human rights, law and development and problems of the criminal process.
Doctorate in Law in Università degli Studi di Pavia 2007; LLM, Harvard Law School 2010; Phd, Università degli Studi di Bologna 2011; JSD, University of Chicago Law School 2017; Publicaciones recientes:
A capabilities approach to access to justice. Unfulfilled promises and promising strategies in Europe and in the US, in Teoria Politica, 2016
What laws are experienced as, in Revus. A Journal for Constitutional Theory and Philosophy of Law, 2016 (forthcoming); - On some possible uses of folk concepts and intuitions in legal theory.
What people do and think about going to law, in Analisi e Diritto, 2016
A capabilities approach to access to justice. Unfulfilled promises and promising strategies in Europe and in the US, in Teoria Politica, 2016
What laws are experienced as, in Revus. A Journal for Constitutional Theory and Philosophy of Law, 2016 (forthcoming); - On some possible uses of folk concepts and intuitions in legal theory.
What people do and think about going to law, in Analisi e Diritto, 2016
Assistant Professor Faculty of Law at the Universirsty Adolfo Ibañez, Chile. Degree in Legal and Social Sciences from the University of Chile (2010), and Doctor in Law from the Universitat de Girona (2015). He carried out a research postdoctoral research at the University of Chile (2015-2017) as responsible for the FONDECYT project "Responsabilidad, normas y pluralismo. Una propuesta dentro de la filosofía analítica" (2015-2018). He is a visiting professor at the University of Chile, at the University of Girona and at the Università degli Studi di Genova, and has been a professor in the area of law theory at the National School of the Judiciary of the Dominican Republic and at various Chilean universities. During 2014 and 2015 he held a research stay at the University of Edinburgh and during 2006 and 2008 he was a research assistant at the Center for Human Rights of the University of Chile Law School. His research interests revolve around the relationship between responsibility, agency and norms in modernity, placing himself at the intersection between the philosophy of law, moral philosophy and the philosophy of action. In addition, he is interested in the study of institutional forms of exclusion in contemporary societies.
Professor of Philosophy of Law at the University of Alicante. Co-Secretary of the Doxa magazine and Co-director of the "Law and Literature" collection of the Marcial Pons publishing house. He has been a lecturer in a number of Spanish, Italian and Latin American universities on topics related to the theory of action, theory of evidence, fundamentals of responsibility and neuroscience and Law. Among his publications : “Los hechos bajo sospecha. La objetividad de los hechos y el razonamiento judicial” (2000), “Acción y norma en G.H. von Wright”, “G.H. von Wright y los conceptos básicos del Derecho” (2001), “The Paradoxes of Action” (2003), “Hechos y argumentos (2003), Emociones, responsabilidad y Derecho (2009), “Quaestio Facti. Ensayos sobre prueba, causalidad y acción” (2005 and 2013), “Estudios sobre prueba” (2006), “Neurociencia y proceso judicial” (2013) and numerous works in collective books and journals.
PhD in Philosophy of Law from the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro. He is a permanent research member of the Chair of Legal Culture and his representative in Brazil. Visiting Professor at the University of Girona, Doctor at the University of Sao Paulo (USP, 1999-2002, 2007-2009). Its object of study focuses on the foundations of current legal thinking and the construction of a legal theory that focuses on pragmatic phenomena. Some of his works are "O referendo" 1999 "Clássicos de Teoria do Direito" 2009 "by Hans Kelsen (Ensaios Introdutórios)," 2007 "Teoria do Direito (lições Primeiras)," 2017 "Introdução à Teoria do Direito" 2013 en " O Mundo de Kelsen "2018; Director of the Collection: "Filosofía e Direito" (Brazil) of the Col·lecció "Filosofía y Derecho" of the Marcial Ponts publishing house, together with José Juan Moreso and Jordi Ferrer Beltrán Marcial Pons. Member of the Scientific Committee of the Italian magazine "Analisi e Diritto". He is also a member of the management team of the Brazilian magazine of the Ministry of Justice "Arquivos do Ministério da Justiça" and of the magazine of "Direito, Estado, Sociedade (PUC-Rio)" and of the magazine "Civilística". His experience in the area of law focuses on the Philosophy of Law, Theory of Legislation and interpretation of normative documents.
Professor of the area of philosophy of the right in the Universitat of Girona and consultor at the Universitat Oberta of Catalonia. Her main lines of investigation turn around the justification of the judicial decisions, fundamentally in all that related with the evidential reasoning, with a clear emphasis in the problems of the use of the expert knowledge for the taking of decision on the facts.
She has participated in diverse projects of investigation like “Causality and imputación of responsibility” and “Science and judicial process: proof and attribution of responsibility” both funded by the Ministry of Science and Spanish Innovation; in the project CONSOLIDER “Perspectival Thoughts and Facts” funded by the Secretary of State of Investigation, Development and Innovation of Spain; and has been member of “Groups of Investigation Consolidated” recognised by the Agency of Management of University Helps and of Investigation (AGAUR, by his acronyms in Catalan) of the Generalitat of Catalonia.
Between her publications stands out De la prueba científica a la prueba pericial” (Marcial Pons, 2015); “Estándares de prueba y prueba científica” (Marcial Pons, 2013); “Debatiendo con Taruffo” (Marcial Pons, 2016); “La prueba informática. Algunas consideraciones desde la teoría racional de la prueba” (Ara Editores, 2009); en revistas “La prueba pericial en la experiencia estadounidense. El caso Daubert” (Jueces para la democracia, 2016); “El perito de confianza de los jueces” (Analisi i Diritto, 2016); “La admisibilidad de las pruebas periciales y la racionalidad de las decisiones judiciales” (DOXA, 2015) between others. Besides she has translated diverse works between which stand out “Truth, error and penal process” of Larry Laudan and “Pragmatc perspectives” of Susan Haack.
It has realised stays of investigation in the Institute of Philosophical Investigations (UNAM, Mexico); in the University of Miami (Miami, EUA); in the Institute Vienna Circle (University of Vienna, Austria); and in the Northwestern University (Chicago, EUA).
She has participated in diverse projects of investigation like “Causality and imputación of responsibility” and “Science and judicial process: proof and attribution of responsibility” both funded by the Ministry of Science and Spanish Innovation; in the project CONSOLIDER “Perspectival Thoughts and Facts” funded by the Secretary of State of Investigation, Development and Innovation of Spain; and has been member of “Groups of Investigation Consolidated” recognised by the Agency of Management of University Helps and of Investigation (AGAUR, by his acronyms in Catalan) of the Generalitat of Catalonia.
Between her publications stands out De la prueba científica a la prueba pericial” (Marcial Pons, 2015); “Estándares de prueba y prueba científica” (Marcial Pons, 2013); “Debatiendo con Taruffo” (Marcial Pons, 2016); “La prueba informática. Algunas consideraciones desde la teoría racional de la prueba” (Ara Editores, 2009); en revistas “La prueba pericial en la experiencia estadounidense. El caso Daubert” (Jueces para la democracia, 2016); “El perito de confianza de los jueces” (Analisi i Diritto, 2016); “La admisibilidad de las pruebas periciales y la racionalidad de las decisiones judiciales” (DOXA, 2015) between others. Besides she has translated diverse works between which stand out “Truth, error and penal process” of Larry Laudan and “Pragmatc perspectives” of Susan Haack.
It has realised stays of investigation in the Institute of Philosophical Investigations (UNAM, Mexico); in the University of Miami (Miami, EUA); in the Institute Vienna Circle (University of Vienna, Austria); and in the Northwestern University (Chicago, EUA).
Doctor in Law from the University of Girona, with a European label, and lecturer at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (Open University of Catalonia, UOC) since 2010. He is currently in charge of the expression, argumentation and negotiation techniques, and legal history subjects. He has been a visiting researcher at the University of Genoa and the University of Athens. He is Academic Secretary of the Chair in Legal Culture at the University of Girona, whose projects include the Portal Euroamericano de Historia y Antropología Jurídica (Euro-American Legal History and Anthropology Portal, www.pihd.es ), which he created and edits.
His consolidated lines of research cover family and political structures in the Christian Mediterranean (Italy, Greece, France and Spain) and Hispanic America, and his emerging lines of research cover the legal and economic problems of post-modernity from the perspective of comparative history and the role of judges in the context of continental law, again from a diachronic perspective.
His consolidated lines of research cover family and political structures in the Christian Mediterranean (Italy, Greece, France and Spain) and Hispanic America, and his emerging lines of research cover the legal and economic problems of post-modernity from the perspective of comparative history and the role of judges in the context of continental law, again from a diachronic perspective.
PERE SIMÓN CASTELLANO is a lawyer (Universitat de Girona - UdG, 2009) and politòleg (Universitat Oberta de Catalunya - UOC, 2009). Master in Leadership for Political and Social Management by the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (2010) and Master in Public Law: Globalització i Cultures Jurídiques by the University of Girona (2011). PhD in constitutional law for the University of Girona (UdG), amb qualificació excel·lent cum laude i amb esment internacional (2014).
Advocat en exercici ICAB núm. 39341 i consultant specialitzat in protection of dades i DPO extern (privat and public sector, in this last case with Global Legal Data partner).
Lawyer in practice ICAB no. 39341 and specialized consultant in data protection and external DPO (private and public sector, in the latter case as a Global Legal Data partner).
He collaborates with different universities, colleges and professional associations as a teacher in undergraduate studies (UdG and UOC) and postgraduate studies (University of Murcia, Barcelona Bar Association - ICAB, Mondragon Unibertsitatea, International University of Catalonia - UIC, Spanish Professional Association of Privacy - APEP). Teacher in specialization courses (journalism and law, training and certification of DPO in the ICAB, among others).
His main line of research has been digital law, being the author of several monographs dedicated to this subject, such as the work entitled The Constitutional Regime of the Right to Digital Oblivion, published by the Tirant lo Blanch publishing house, which won the Spanish Agency award of Data Protection of the year 2011, awarded to the best unpublished research work; as well as the book entitled The recognition of the right to digital oblivion in Spain and the EU: Effects after the STJUE of May 13, 2014, Ed. Bosch (Wolters Kluwer), who won the prize of the Basque Data Protection Agency as the best legal research work in the field of data protection during 2015.
In addition to monographs, he is also the author of multiple chapters of books and scientific articles published in national and international journals. He has researched in other areas or lines such as the technological modernization of the administration of justice; judicial federalism in comparative perspective; the principle of procedural publicity and economic criminal law.
Guest speaker at congresses, conferences and seminars organized by national and international universities, as well as other institutions or bodies (ICAB, Korea Communications Commission, Center for Political and Constitutional Studies, BIC Araba - Center for Business and Innovation of Álava, Joint Research Center of the European Commission in Ispra, among others).
Advocat en exercici ICAB núm. 39341 i consultant specialitzat in protection of dades i DPO extern (privat and public sector, in this last case with Global Legal Data partner).
Lawyer in practice ICAB no. 39341 and specialized consultant in data protection and external DPO (private and public sector, in the latter case as a Global Legal Data partner).
He collaborates with different universities, colleges and professional associations as a teacher in undergraduate studies (UdG and UOC) and postgraduate studies (University of Murcia, Barcelona Bar Association - ICAB, Mondragon Unibertsitatea, International University of Catalonia - UIC, Spanish Professional Association of Privacy - APEP). Teacher in specialization courses (journalism and law, training and certification of DPO in the ICAB, among others).
His main line of research has been digital law, being the author of several monographs dedicated to this subject, such as the work entitled The Constitutional Regime of the Right to Digital Oblivion, published by the Tirant lo Blanch publishing house, which won the Spanish Agency award of Data Protection of the year 2011, awarded to the best unpublished research work; as well as the book entitled The recognition of the right to digital oblivion in Spain and the EU: Effects after the STJUE of May 13, 2014, Ed. Bosch (Wolters Kluwer), who won the prize of the Basque Data Protection Agency as the best legal research work in the field of data protection during 2015.
In addition to monographs, he is also the author of multiple chapters of books and scientific articles published in national and international journals. He has researched in other areas or lines such as the technological modernization of the administration of justice; judicial federalism in comparative perspective; the principle of procedural publicity and economic criminal law.
Guest speaker at congresses, conferences and seminars organized by national and international universities, as well as other institutions or bodies (ICAB, Korea Communications Commission, Center for Political and Constitutional Studies, BIC Araba - Center for Business and Innovation of Álava, Joint Research Center of the European Commission in Ispra, among others).
Dra. Tünde Mikes Jani
Lawyer (Universidad Externado de Colombia) Specialist in Responsibility and Researchable Damage (Universidad Externado de Colombia) Master in Law of Damage (Universitat de Girona) Doctorate in Law since 2016 (Universitat de Girona) Scholar within the framework of the agreement between the Externado University of Colombia and the University of Girona Research line: Philosophy of the Law of damages
He is currently a researcher at the Chair of Legal Culture of the University of Girona, Spain. Lawyer by the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences of the National University of Córdoba, Argentina. In the same university he obtained the Master's degrees in Law and Argumentation and he si also Doctor in Law and Social Sciences. PhD in Philosophy of Law from the Università degli Studi di Genova, Italy. Since 2015 he is a full-time professor at the National Autonomous Institute of Mexico. His publications include La decisión de encarcelar preventivamente y otros peligros procesales (Buenos Aires, 2017) and various articles in specialized journals of philosophy of law and criminal procedure law.
Lawyer of the University of the Atlantic, Specialist in Responsibility and Researchable Damage of the Externado University of Colombia and Master in Tort Law of the University of Girona; with experience in litigation of administrative law, civil responsibility and the State.
Currently, he is a PhD student in Law from the University of Girona and a scholarship holder within the framework of the agreement between the Externado de Colombia University and the University of Girona.
Currently, he is a PhD student in Law from the University of Girona and a scholarship holder within the framework of the agreement between the Externado de Colombia University and the University of Girona.
He is trained lawyer (University of Ljubljana), with a Master degree in legal philosophy (University of Genoa). He obtained his PhD in human rights (University of Palermo, Italy) and legal philosophy (University of Girona) with a thesis entitled Legal Exclusionism: Legal Personhood Between the Erasure and the Rule of Law. He is a member of the Editorial Board of Revus – Journal for Constitutional Theory and Philosophy of Law and a member of the Drafting Committee of Diritto e Questioni Pubbliche. Rivista di filosofia del diritto e cultura giuridica. Since 2013 he has been the Secretary General of the Constitutional Law Institute in Ljubljana (Slovenia). He has published several academic articles, a book chapter as well as several translations (from English and Italian into Slovene). His academic interests lie in the fields of constitutional theory, legal philosophy and human rights, particularly in topics of legal personhood, legal exclusionism, state of emergency etc.
Full-time professor at the Pontifical Catholic University of Peru. Professor in the Academia de la Magistratura, Peru . Doctorate in Law at the University of Girona. Master in Public Law from the Complutense University of Madrid. Graduated and PhD in Law from the National University of San Marcos. Former Specialized Civil Judge and Civil Provincial Prosecutor of the Judicial District of Santa (Peru). He has published the following books: La indemnización en la separación de hecho (2011-Peru), El principio de audiencia (2014-Spain) and La iniciativa probatoria del juez (2017- Peru). Also co-author of: Debido proceso (2010), Manual del Código Procesal Civil (2011), Estudios sobre medios impugnatorios en el proceso civil (2011), Las medidas cautelares en el proceso civil (2013) and Prueba y proceso judicial (2015). He also has publishing in different law magazines in Perú: "Revista Peruana de Derecho Procesal", "Gaceta Constitucional", "Gaceta Civil & Procesal Civil", "Diario La Ley", "Wolters Kluwer" and "Revista Vasca de Derecho Procesal y Arbitraje". His lasts books are: “La Iniciativa Probatoria del Juez. Racionalidad de la prueba de oficio" 2017, with prologue from Professor Dr. Jordi Ferrer, and “Nuevas tendencias en la investigación del derecho procesal : II Coloquio de Centros y Talleres de Investigación en Derecho Procesal” 2017
Lawyer and LL.M from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM); both degrees with honorable mentions. He also took undergraduate courses in Law at the University of Turin, Italy. He has held a scholarship from Mexico’s National Council of Science and Technology (CONACYT) for postgraduate studies. Currently he is pursuing his PhD in Law at the Cátedra de Cultura Jurídica of the University of Girona being the holder of the “Jorge Carpizo McGregor” scholarship granted by UNAM’s Instituto de Investigaciones Jurídicas (IIJ) and the Faculty of Law.
He has been a grade professor, primarily at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, were he has taught the courses of Legal Logic, Philosophy of Law, and Ethics. He has participated in various national and international congresses. Among his research interests are Legal Theory, Logics applied to Law, Legal Reasoning, Constitutional Law, and Human Rights. At the present time, his research fuses mainly in Customary Law.
He has been a grade professor, primarily at the National Autonomous University of Mexico, were he has taught the courses of Legal Logic, Philosophy of Law, and Ethics. He has participated in various national and international congresses. Among his research interests are Legal Theory, Logics applied to Law, Legal Reasoning, Constitutional Law, and Human Rights. At the present time, his research fuses mainly in Customary Law.
Vitor de Paula Ramos holds a Master's Degree in Law from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul and a doctorate in Law from the same University and the University of Girona. Professor in lato sensu post-graduate courses in Civil Procedural Law of UFRGS, PUCRS, Uniritter (Brazil), and invited professor of IMJUS (Mexico). Effective member of the Brazilian Institute of Procedural Law (IBDP). Author of the book "Ônus da Prova no processo Civil" and articles and legal translations in the area of evidence. Lawyer currently active in Brazil
Law Degree Specialist in Criminal and Criminological Sciences. Member of the National Union of Jurists of Cuba and Secretary of the Editorial Board of the CUBALEX Magazine of the National Union of Jurists of Cuba. She is currently a professor and researcher member of the Chair of Legal Culture of the University of Girona, where she works on legal security and judicial reasoning, focusing her study on illegal criminal evidence. He has written 26 articles on illicit evidence, chain of custody, constitutional law and procedural guarantees. He has won 7 awards and has participated in 67 national and international events.
Lorena Ramírez Ludeña, has a degree and a doctorate in law from Pompeu Fabra University, where she has worked as a teacher and researcher since 2004. She has carried out research stays for a total of 37 months in centers of recognized prestige such as the Universities of Oxford or Yale, having been awarded a scholarship by the latter in the framework of the Oscar M. Ruebhausen Fund. It has numerous publications in prestigious journals and publishers such as Isonomía, Doxa, Analisi e Diritto, Marcial Pons, Springer or Synthese. He has taught more than 1,000 hours of undergraduate and postgraduate teaching in multiple courses of different universities, in Spanish, Catalan and English. She has been responsible for the incoming students of the Faculty of Law in the 2013-2014 academic year and is an academic tutor for undergraduate students since 2013. Finally, she has developed the teaching innovation tool TrivialIus, financed with two innovation projects, and that has been the subject of publications and presentations.
María Victoria is a PhD student of Philosophy of Law Area at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra, under the supervision of Prof. José Luis Martí. Her research is focused on global democracy and non-domination.
She holds a law degree from the Faculty of Law and Social Science of the University of Buenos Aires where she is a professor and researcher. Also she attended postgraduate courses in Universidad Complutense de Madrid, a specialization in administrative law in Universidad Católica Argentina and a Master Program of Global Rule of Law and Constitutional Democracy in Università Degli Studi Di Génova.
Scientific council
Brian Leiter joined the faculty in the academic year 2008-09, simultaneously founding the Law School’s Center for Law, Philosophy & Human Values. Prior to that, he taught for thirteen years at the University of Texas at Austin, where he was (at the time) the youngest chairholder in the history of the law school. He has also been a Visiting Professor of Law at Yale University, École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales, and the University of Paris X-Nanterre, and a Visiting Professor of Philosophy at Oxford University and University College London.
His teaching and research interests are in moral, political, and legal philosophy, in both the Anglophone and Continental European traditions, and the law of evidence. His books include Objectivity in Law and Morals (Cambridge, 2001) (editor), Nietzsche on Morality (Routledge, 2002; 2nd ed., 2015), Naturalizing Jurisprudence (Oxford, 2007), Why Tolerate Religion? (Princeton, 2013), and Moral Psychology with Nietzsche (Oxford, 2018). He is presently working on realism as a theme in political and legal theory, on meta-ethical and metaphysical questions in general jurisprudence, and on philosophical issues about free speech, in both the liberal and Marxian traditions. His work has been translated into Spanish, French, Italian, Chinese, Russian, Portugese, Hebrew, Polish, Slovak, and Greek.
Leiter has delivered lectures at universities around the world, including the Paolo Bozzi Prize Address at the University of Turin, the Fresco Lectures in Jurisprudence at the University of Genoa, the Julius Stone Address in Jurisprudence at the University of Sydney, and the “Headliner” address at the annual Legal Theory Symposium at the National University of Singapore. He was editor of the journal Legal Theory from 2000 to 2008, and is the founding editor of the Routledge Philosophersbook series and of Oxford Studies in Philosophy of Law (with Leslie Green). He also serves on the editorial boards of Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews, Journal of Nietzsche Studies, Journal of Moral Philosophy, The Philosopher’s Annual, Theoria (Sweden), Anilisi e Diritto (Italy), Problema: Anuario de Filosofia y Teoría (Mexico), Indian Journal of Legal Theory, and Revista de Teoría Jurídica (Argentina), among others.
Dr. Carlos Bernal Pulido
Dra. Beatriz Quintero de Prieto
Dr. Bartolomé Clavero Salvador
De 1981 a 1992, asistió de voluntaria a la Cátedra de Derecho Penal de la Universidad Estatal de Milán. Titular de numerosas becas DAD, Max-Plank, CNR en el Max-Plank-Institut de Freiburg i.B hasta el 1992., Profesora titular en la SSPL Pavia-Milano Bocconi partir del 2002. Desde 2012 ha sido profesora de derecho penal en la Universidad Católica del Sagrado Corazón en Milán. Sus áreas de investigación son el derecho penal comparado, la política penal y la reforma del sistema penal.
El 2017 contaba con más de más de 60 artículos publicados en Italia, Estados Unidos, Inglaterra, Alemania, España, América Latina y Francia. De entre sus publicaciones destacan las siguientes monografías: L’agente provocatore. Un’indagine dommatica e politico-criminale, Milano 1991, L’etica e il mercato. La responsabilità penale delle società, Milano 2002, I reati culturalmente motivati. Ideologie e modelli penali, Pisa 2010, Los delitos culturalmente motivados, Madrid 2012 y Crimes culturalmente motivados, Ideologías e modelos penais, Thomson Reuters Br., 2017.
Univesità degli studi di Pavia (Itàlia)Member of Scientific Council of the Chair on Legal Culture of the University of Girona. He has been a Professor at the Università degli Studi di Pavia and a visiting professor at Cornell University (1994 - 1996), University of Pennsylvania (1997) and Hastings College of the Law at the University of California. He has been lecturer in various academic events in Europe, Latin America and China. He is a member of distinguished associations in procedural law and comparative law, among others, the American Law Institute, the Bielefelder Kreis and the Board of Advisors of the new Evidence and Forensic Science Institute (Beijing). Among his many publications: Studi sulla rilevanza della prova (Padua, 1970), La motivazione della sentenza civile (1975), Il civile process "adversary" nell'esperienza americana (1979), Il vertice ambiguo. Studi sulla Cassazione civile (1991), The proof of the facts (2002), Sui confini. Scritti sulla giustizia civile (2002), The Test, (2008) and Process and decision (2012).
Professor of Roman Law and Legal Interpretation, Department of History of Legal Institutions
Lawyer, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Chile
Doctor of Law, University of Navarra, Spain
Member of the Chilean Academy of History and Corresponding Member of the Royal Spanish Academy of History and Honorary Member of the Royal Academy of Jurisprudence and Legislatio
Lawyer, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Chile
Doctor of Law, University of Navarra, Spain
Member of the Chilean Academy of History and Corresponding Member of the Royal Spanish Academy of History and Honorary Member of the Royal Academy of Jurisprudence and Legislatio