María Consuelo Alonso García

María Consuelo Alonso García serves as Professor of Administrative Law at the University of Castilla-La Mancha's Department of Public Law and Business Law since May 4, 2017, actively contributing to both teaching and research within Spain's legal academic community.

Education

• Doctor in Law, University of Castilla-La Mancha (1994)
• Licentiate in Law, Universidad Complutense de Madrid (1987)

Research Focus: Professor Alonso García's scholarship centers on Administrative Law with specialized expertise in Environmental Regulation, Sustainable Public Procurement, and Gender Equality in Public Institutions. Her work critically examines how local authorities implement renewable energy policies, integrates social/environmental considerations into public contracting, and develops gender-responsive legal frameworks. Recent publications demonstrate her analytical approach to translating EU directives into Spanish regional contexts, particularly regarding Madrid's environmental governance.

Publication Trends: Her 2020-2024 output reveals three dominant trajectories: (1) ecological public procurement emphasizing circular economy principles, (2) regional environmental policy analysis focused on Madrid's air quality and urban regulations, and (3) gender impact assessments in legislative processes. These interconnected strands highlight her commitment to legally sustainable development through practical policy recommendations for public authorities.