Diana Ferrer Vidal

Diana Ferrer Vidal serves as a Professor in the Department of Law at ESADE Law School, part of ESADE. Her academic profile is deeply rooted in legal scholarship with continuous research output since 2012, including 17 scientific publications and leadership in three major research projects through 2025.

Her research spans Tax Law, Property Law, and Corporate Law, with recent focus on digital taxation, family business succession, and EU recovery funds. The fingerprint analysis of her work reveals strong engagement with Legal Norms and Social Change, Territoriality in Law, and Fiscal Policy Evolution. Her 2024-2025 publications demonstrate a critical approach to contemporary tax challenges including digital residency conflicts and transfer pricing mechanisms.

She actively participates in the GDPE: Research Group in Property Law (2017-2021) and currently leads the PROPERTY LAW: Patrimonial and Company Law project (2022-2025) funded by AGAUR, alongside contributions to the Vulnerable Subjects in Smart Contracts initiative (2019). Her work bridges academic theory with practical fiscal policy applications, particularly regarding Next Generation EU funds and corporate tax compliance.

Her scientific production shows consistent annual output with significant spikes in 2015 (4 publications) and 2024 (4 publications), indicating sustained scholarly productivity. The thematic evolution from foundational property law research toward digital taxation and smart contract vulnerabilities reflects adaptation to emerging legal challenges in the global economy.