Diego Aboy Rubio

Diego Aboy Rubio is a researcher affiliated with the University of La Rioja and the International University of La Rioja. His academic work focuses on Canon Law, Religious Freedom, Church-State Relations, Human Rights, and Marriage Law. He has extensively published in journals and collective works, addressing topics like legal obligations in European contexts, marital age regulations in Ibero-America, and the legal regime of religious ministers.

• Institutions: University of La Rioja, International University of La Rioja
• Education: Doctoral thesis on "The 'title' in Canon Law" (University of Navarra, 2008)

Research Interests:
Diego's research bridges canon law and secular legal frameworks, emphasizing religious freedom, historical legal reforms, and contemporary challenges in digital society. His work often analyzes Catholic Church structures, marital norms, and the interplay between state policies and religious institutions.

Key Article Trends:
His publications span from 2008 to 2025, focusing on legal definitions (e.g., "title", "bigamy"), European church-state dynamics, and policy impacts of the 2030 Agenda. Collaborations include María Mercedes Salido López and Ana María Vega Gutiérrez, with recurring themes in human rights and gender equality.

Academic Contributions:
He has contributed to dictionaries of canon law and symposiums on concordat law, showcasing his expertise in ecclesiastical legal structures. Despite directing a doctoral thesis, no advisees are listed in the provided data. His work appears in venues like The Age of Human Rights Journal and Ius canonicum.