MARIA BELEN CARDONA RUBERT

Maria Belen Cardona Rubert is a Professor at the Faculty of Law, Universitat de València, where she specializes in Labour and Social Security Law. She is affiliated with the Institute of Human Rights (IUDHUV) and leads research within the INCLUSIVE group, focusing on public instruments for social protection and inclusion policies.

Her research interests lie at the intersection of labor rights, social security, and digital privacy in the workplace. She explores how legal frameworks can protect workers' data while ensuring inclusive and equitable social policies. Her work contributes to human rights advocacy and labor law reform in contemporary socio-technological environments.

The trends in her research emphasize legal responses to digital surveillance of employees and the design of inclusive social systems. Though no publications are listed, her thematic focus suggests strong engagement with European labor law, data protection regulations (like GDPR), and social justice frameworks.

• Supervised PhD thesis on worker data privacy (1998)
• Active member of the Institute of Human Rights (IUDHUV)
• Research leader in social inclusion policy instruments

She has contributed to academic mentoring, notably supervising doctoral research, and participates in structured research initiatives. While specific grants are not mentioned, her institutional affiliations suggest involvement in publicly funded human rights and labor policy projects.

Maria Belen Cardona Rubert conducts her research within the INCLUSIVE research group and the Institute of Human Rights (IUDHUV), collaborative environments dedicated to advancing legal protections for vulnerable populations and promoting equitable social systems through academic and policy-oriented work.