Jokin Alberdi

Jokin Alberdi is a Research Professor at the University of the Basque Country (UPV/EHU) and affiliated with the Institute for International Cooperation and Development Studies (Hegoa). He specializes in Constitutional Law, European Union Law, and leads the 'Territories in Conflict' research project at the Gernika Gogoratuz Peace Research Institute, where he also serves as president. His work extends to the African Studies Group at the Autonomous University of Madrid.

• UPV/EHU: Constitutional Law, EU Law
• Hegoa: Researcher, Academic Coordinator
• Gernika Gogoratuz: President, Researcher
• Autonomous University of Madrid: African Studies Group

Research Interests span conflict analysis, peacebuilding, governance, and local human development. His work critiques liberal peace agendas, explores territorial frameworks for social transformation, and examines the intersection of democratic participation with socio-political structures. He analyzes armed conflict impacts on food insecurity and contributes to debates on nuclear/autonomous weapons and antimilitarism.

Key Publications focus on collective capacities for governance, socio-political aspects of local development, and critical analyses of international cooperation. Notable works include the 2023 'Territorios en Conflicto' series, the 2022 armed conflict-food insecurity catalog, and the 2014 DHL course materials.

Projects include the 2020 study on armed conflicts and food insecurity, the 2014 DHL participation models, and the 2002 Southern Africa democratization research. His affiliations bridge academia (UPV/EHU, Madrid) with peace institutions (Gernika Gogoratuz).