Eduardo Ramón Ribas

Eduardo Ramón Ribas is a Full Professor of Criminal Law and Vicedean of the Faculty of Law at the University of the Balearic Islands. He holds a PhD in Public Law (1999) and has been teaching since 1994, covering subjects like Criminal Law, Penitentiary Law, and Gender Violence. He led the Security and Police Sciences Program (2005-2013) and served as Substitute Magistrate at the Provincial Court of Palma de Mallorca (1999-2013).

Education:

• Licenciado en Derecho (Law Degree), UIB, 1993
• University Specialist in Criminology, 1992-1994
• University Specialist in Criminal Law and Sciences, 1998-2000
• PhD in Public Law, 1999

Research Interests: Focus on Criminal Law theory, gender violence, penal consequences, constitutional guarantees, and corporate criminal liability. He has authored over 70 publications including monographs on fetal rights, gender-based violence, and legal personhood in criminal law.

Awards & Recognition: None explicitly stated, but recognized for extensive contributions to legal education and publications.

Grants & Advising: Active in doctoral courses and master’s programs, with involvement in the 'Derecho Patrimonial y Empresa' and 'Estudios de Género' research groups. Supervises student theses across law programs.

Labs/Teams: Member of consolidated research groups 'Derecho Patrimonial y Empresa' (Property Law & Business) and 'Estudios de Género' (Gender Studies).