Elia Marzal Yetano

Elia Marzal Yetano serves as Assistant Professor in the Department of Law at Esade Law School, Ramon Llull University. Her academic profile demonstrates continuous research activity from 2000 through 2023 with 16 documented research outputs and leadership in 10 research projects.

Her research focuses on constitutional crises, Spanish political history, and autonomy debates. The fingerprint analysis of her work reveals strong specialization in crisis theory (100%), Spanish political studies (83%), referendum processes (66%), and autonomy conflicts (38%). Her scholarship examines how majority rule interacts with territorial claims and normative frameworks in complex political environments.

Analysis of her recent publications shows consistent thematic development around constitutional failures, minority representation, and historical legal frameworks. Her 2023 International Journal of Constitutional Law article continues her long-term examination of Spanish federal experiments, building on research that spans medieval property law to contemporary immigration governance.

Dr. Marzal Yetano has secured significant research funding including projects from the French Embassy and multi-institutional collaborations. Her principal investigator roles include the 2022 project "Toma de decisiones en estados complejos" and the 2021-2022 study "¿Libertad, Igualdad y Fraternidad? Grietas de las democracias en la era de la fragmentación política y social." She also contributes to the "Grup de recerca en Dret Patrimonial" research group focused on property law and social change.

Her research network spans multiple Spanish institutions with collaboration patterns showing strong connections to scholars working on vulnerable populations in smart contract environments and contractual autonomy limitations.