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Alberto Salazar is a Professor at the Faculty of Law and Legal Studies at Carleton University. Holding a PhD from Osgoode Hall Law School at York University, he specializes in corporate law, comparative corporate governance, consumer protection law, international investment law, and competition law. His research focuses on executive compensation, employees' participation in corporate governance, food advertising and public health, corporate social responsibility, and corporate corruption.
- Education: PhD (Osgoode Hall Law School, York University)
- Previous Affiliations: Osgoode Hall Law School, York University Business and Society Program, University of Oxford (MacArthur Fellow), University of Cambridge (CAPORDE Fellow)
Professor Salazar's interdisciplinary research bridges corporate law with socio-economic analysis and public health policy. Recent works examine climate change integration in executive compensation, employees’ rights in mergers, and ethical dimensions of corporate governance. He founded the Carleton Law, Business and Society Group, promoting critical business law discussions.
His publications span corporate governance, technology law, environmental policy, and consumer rights. Articles analyze executive pay structures, blockchain regulation, and comparative labor frameworks across jurisdictions. He has contributed to Canadian and international legal discourse through textbooks and peer-reviewed journals.
Scientific Awards:
- Winner of PROSODE essay competition
- MacArthur Fellow at University of Oxford
- CAPORDE Fellow at University of Cambridge
Professor Salazar actively engages in public interest work, volunteering at food banks and collaborating with legal clinics in Canada and Latin America to promote social justice and business ethics. He has served on the Advisory Board of the Law and Business Review of the Americas and contributes to the Directory of Experts in Academic Consumer Interest Research (Industry Canada).
