Lucía Aparicio Chofre

Lucía Aparicio Chofre is a Professor at the Faculty of Law, Universitat de València, where she is affiliated with the Department of Legal and Political Philosophy. Her academic work centers on foundational aspects of law, particularly within human rights, migration, and global legal frameworks.

Her research interests lie primarily in the Philosophy of Law, with a strong focus on Human Rights, Globalization and Law, and Western Legal Tradition. Her doctoral work explored family reunification as a fundamental right for foreigners, situating her expertise at the intersection of migration policy, family law, and constitutional rights. She contributes to advanced legal scholarship through her participation in specialized research groups.

She is actively involved in two prominent research groups: Derglo Human Rights and Globalization, which examines the evolution and application of human rights in a globalized context, and WESTLAW The Alan Watson group: the making of western law, dedicated to understanding the historical and structural foundations of Western legal systems.

She completed her doctoral studies at the Universitat de València with a thesis titled La reagrupación familiar como manifestación del derecho fundamental de los extranjeros a la vida familiar in 2008, supervised by Dr. Isabel Trujillo and Dr. Pedro Agustín Talavera Fernández.

She advises postgraduate researchers, though specific student names are not listed. There are no scientific awards mentioned in the available information.