Alejandro Luis De Pablo Serrano

Alejandro Luis De Pablo Serrano is a criminal law researcher at the University of Castilla-La Mancha, focusing on human rights, international criminal law, and environmental criminology. He holds a PhD in Criminal Law from Universidad de Valladolid (2014) with a thesis on honor crimes in Spanish and comparative law, supervised by Dr. Mercedes Alonso Álamo.

• Education: Dr. in Criminal Law, Universidad de Valladolid (2014)
• Current Role: Post-Doc Researcher, University of Castilla-La Mancha

His research examines intersections between criminal liability of multinational corporations, hate speech regulation, and transnational crime. Key themes include:

• Corporate accountability for environmental corruption
• Free expression vs. honor protection across legal systems
• Modernizing penal frameworks through comparative analysis

Recent publications analyze 21st-century organized crime, hate speech in digital contexts, and human rights in penal policy. His work often incorporates green criminology and comparative constitutionalism, addressing challenges in pluralistic societies.

He is particularly engaged in legal philosophy regarding hate speech sanctions, prison reform, and cross-border legal coordination. His scholarship contributes to debates on criminal responsibility of political entities and balance between civil liberties and penal restrictions.