Alicia Espejo Campos

Alicia Espejo Campos serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Basic Legal Disciplines at Universidad de La Laguna, Spain, specializing in Administrative Law. Her research is anchored in two groups: DA Derecho Administrativo (Administrative Law) and DERDIGEB (Law, Digitalization and Welfare State), exploring legal frameworks at the intersection of governance, technology, and social policy.

She earned her Doctorate from Universidad de La Laguna in 2022 with the thesis "La reconstrucción de la ciudad existente régimen jurídico" (The reconstruction of the existing city: legal regime), supervised by Dr. Francisco José Villar Rojas. This work examines legal mechanisms for urban redevelopment within administrative systems.

Her research spans Administrative Law as the core discipline, with expanding focus on Digital Law (addressing digital transformation of legal processes), Welfare State Law (analyzing legal structures supporting social welfare), and Urban Law (investigating regulatory challenges in city planning). These areas reflect her commitment to evolving administrative frameworks in contemporary governance.

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Dr. Espejo Campos collaborates within the DA Derecho Administrativo and DERDIGEB research ecosystems, contributing to studies on administrative law adaptation in digital societies and welfare-state contexts, with particular attention to urban policy implications.