Legal culture is currently facing great challenges posed by a changing reality, a rapidly evolving society and often overwhelming and disparate developments in law. So-called globalisation, as should be expected, has had a enormous influence on classic legal traditions, blurring the cultural borders of the past, providing new influences for the various sectors of legal systems, leaving us at a borderline where the road, the methods and the main principles are often not clear.
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Publication of the volumes of the 3rd and 4th International Legal Culture Award
Coinciding with the recent celebration of the 5th International Legal Culture Award, awarded ex aequo to the Emeritus Judge of the Spanish Supreme Court Perfecto Andrés Ibáñez and to Professor Luigi Ferrajoli of Roma Tre University, the volumes...
Chair of Legal Culture gains international visibility during Lula’s visit to Barcelona
Last 17 April 2026, in Barcelona, on the occasion of the visit of the President of Brazil, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, and the international summit of progressive leaders, the Chair of Legal Culture at the University of Girona projected its academic...
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The Chair in Legal Culture will collaborate with the Brazilian Judicial School in the training of judges and magistrates.
The University of Girona has signed a cooperation agreement with the National School for the Training and Development of Judges of Brazil (ENFAM) with the aim of developing joint projects in teaching, research, and specialized training. The agreement...
6th episodo of the Chair in Legal Culture's Podcast
"Estereotipos y sesgos en la decisión judicial": Federico Arena & Carmen Vázquez