Angel Cobacho Lopez

Angel Cobacho Lopez is a Professor at the Faculty of Law of the University of Murcia, specializing in Constitutional Law within the Department of Foundations of the Legal and Constitutional Order. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Murcia (2008) with a thesis on diplomatic relations between Spain and the Holy See during the late Bourbon Restoration. His research focuses on constitutional theory, digital privacy rights, political ethics, and legal education methodologies.

He contributes to two research groups: 'Logos: Religion, Science, Thought, and Christian Culture' and 'Philosophy of Law, Constitutional Law, and Ecclesiastical Law of the State.' His work bridges historical legal analysis with modern challenges like the 'right to be forgotten' and digital governance. He has published extensively on constitutional reform, transparency, and innovative teaching methods using multimedia tools like YouTube.

Key themes in his 15 most recent articles include constitutional theory, privacy law in the digital age, legal pedagogy, and church-state relations. His scholarship demonstrates a commitment to both foundational legal principles and contemporary societal challenges, particularly in Spain's legal framework.