ALEJANDRO MARIA VALIÑO ARCOS

ALEJANDRO MARIA VALIÑO ARCOS is a Professor in the Department of Roman Law at the Faculty of Law, Universitat de València, where he contributes to research and teaching in Roman legal studies. He is a member of the GIRHA (Group for Innovation in Ancient History), an interdisciplinary research group focused on ancient history.

His academic background is deeply rooted in Roman law, having earned his doctorate from the same institution with a thesis on aemulatio in Roman private law, particularly examining its role in neighborhood disputes and procedural calumny. His doctoral supervisor was Dr. Emilio Valiño del Río.

His research interests include Roman Law, Legal History, Ancient History, Private Law, Roman Legal Theory, and Historical Jurisprudence. These fields reflect his engagement with classical legal concepts and their evolution within Roman jurisprudence.

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There is no public information available regarding graduate students supervised, grants received, or teaching mentorship activities. However, as a full professor and doctorate holder, it is likely he participates in academic advising and research supervision within his department.

He is affiliated with the GIRHA (Group for Innovation in Ancient History), which supports collaborative research in ancient history, suggesting an active role in scholarly innovation and resource development in the field of classical studies.