Gerardo Coppelli Ortiz

Dr. Gerardo Coppelli Ortiz serves as Professor of International Economic Law and Tax Law at Universidad Central de Chile, where he also holds the position of Director of the Research and Postgraduate Institute within the Faculty of Law and Humanities. His academic profile reflects extensive expertise in international trade frameworks and economic integration processes, with particular focus on Latin American integration and relations with the European Union.

Dr. Coppelli Ortiz's educational qualifications demonstrate international breadth:

• Doctor of Law, University of Lleida
• Master's Degree in Business Management and Organization, University of Lleida
• Master in Business Taxation, Universidad de Los Andes, Chile
• Master in International Law, University of Heidelberg, Germany
• Master in International Law, Investments and Commerce, Universidad de Chile, Chile

His research program centers on International Economic Law, Tax Law, and Economic Integration, with significant contributions to understanding the evolving relationship between Latin America and the European Union. Dr. Coppelli Ortiz examines critical tensions between free trade and protectionism, particularly how these dynamics impact trade equity within sustainable development frameworks. His scholarly work consistently analyzes Chile's relationship with the European Union as a case study for broader integration processes.

Analysis of his publication record from 2014-2021 reveals a coherent research trajectory examining economic integration through multiple lenses - from the normative influence of international organizations to contemporary challenges posed by deglobalization trends. His 2019 work connecting trade equity with the 2030 Agenda demonstrates his ability to situate legal frameworks within broader sustainable development contexts, while his 2021 book chapter on the EU-Chile agreement shows continued engagement with practical trade arrangements.

As Director of the Research and Postgraduate Institute, Dr. Coppelli Ortiz oversees academic programs and research initiatives while maintaining active scholarly production through publications in reputable journals including Anuario Español de Derecho Internacional, Cultura Giuridica e Diritto Vivente, and Estudios Internacionales. His leadership position places him at the intersection of academic administration and substantive research in international economic law.