EVA CAROLINA LOPEZ TERRADA

EVA CAROLINA LOPEZ TERRADA is a Professor at the Universitat de València, affiliated with the Faculty of Law and the Department of Labour and Social Security Law. Her academic work is closely tied to labor law and social protection, with active involvement in key research groups focusing on legal transformations in labor and global governance.

Her research interests lie at the intersection of labor law, social security systems, and institutional governance. She explores the evolution of collective bargaining structures and the decentralization of labor negotiations, particularly within the Spanish and European contexts. Her work also extends to sustainable development and the role of regional and international frameworks in shaping contemporary labor and social policies.

Her research is supported by her membership in two prominent research groups: LABORUM3.0, which investigates transformations in labor law and social protection, and DSGMROIEC, which focuses on sustainable development, global and regional governance, and the contemporary international and European order. These affiliations reflect her interdisciplinary approach, combining legal scholarship with policy-oriented analysis.

She earned her PhD from the Universitat de València in 1999 with a dissertation titled La descentralización de la estructura de la negociación colectiva y sus posibilidades de articulación, supervised by Dr. Tomás Sala Franco. This foundational work continues to inform her contributions to labor law scholarship.

She advises graduate students and contributes to academic and policy debates in labor and social law, though specific details of her advisees or funded grants are not available in the provided text.