ROSA MARIA RAMIREZ NAVALON

ROSA MARIA RAMIREZ NAVALON is a Titular d'Universitat (Full Professor) at the Universitat de València, specializing in Roman Law and State Ecclesiastical Law. She has been associated with the research group REDEPOL (Religion, Law and Politics), reflecting her interdisciplinary engagement between legal studies, religion, and political frameworks.

Her academic foundation includes a doctoral degree from the Universitat de València, awarded in 1987 for her thesis titled Problemas morales y jurídicos de las nuevas formas de reproducción humana (Moral and Legal Issues of New Forms of Human Reproduction), which situates her work at the intersection of law, ethics, and biomedical advancements.

Her research interests focus on Roman legal traditions, the constitutional regulation of religious institutions, and bioethical challenges in reproductive technologies. These areas reflect a deep commitment to understanding how historical legal systems inform contemporary debates on morality and state regulation.

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There is no information available about graduate students advised by her, research grants received, or leadership in specific research teams or laboratories. Her association with the REDEPOL research group indicates collaborative scholarly activity in the domain of religion, law, and public policy.