Jose Carlos Pedrosa Lopez

Jose Carlos Pedrosa Lopez is a Professor in the Department of Financial Law at the Faculty of Law, Universitat de València. His research focuses on tax law, particularly in international, constitutional, and comparative contexts. He is actively involved in two research groups: ETICCs (International, Constitutional and Comparative Tax Studies) and DERVUL (Law and vulnerability: minors, persons with disabilities and companion animals), reflecting a dual commitment to fiscal justice and the protection of vulnerable populations under law.

His research interests center on international tax law, especially profit attribution to permanent establishments under the OECD Model Tax Convention. He also explores intersections between tax systems and constitutional principles, as well as the role of law in safeguarding minors, persons with disabilities, and companion animals. These interests demonstrate a unique blend of technical tax expertise and socio-legal advocacy.

The trends in his academic work, though not detailed in specific publications here, suggest a strong orientation toward global tax governance, legal harmonization, and human rights-based approaches to fiscal policy. His doctoral research at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid laid the foundation for expertise in cross-border taxation and treaty interpretation.

• ETICCs Group of International, Constitutional and Comparative Tax Studies
• DERVUL Law and vulnerability: minors, persons with disabilities and companion animals

He supervises research within his groups and contributes to advanced legal scholarship in tax and vulnerability law. While no specific grants or advising records are listed, his affiliations indicate active participation in funded research initiatives and academic mentorship. His work likely supports policy development in equitable taxation and legal protections for marginalized groups.