Raquel Vanyo Vicedo

Raquel Vanyo Vicedo is a researcher at the Universitat de València, affiliated with the Faculty of Law and the Department of Public International Law and International Relations. She is a member of the Institute of Human Rights (IUDHUV) and actively contributes to two research groups: GPS+D (Geostrategy for Peace, Security, and Defence) and HURIGLO (Human Rights and Inclusive Democracy in a Globalized World).

Her research focuses on critical areas within international law and global governance, particularly post-conflict interventions, gender perspectives in international law, human rights, and the promotion of inclusive democracy. Her doctoral work, completed in 2013, examined gender audits in post-conflict international interventions, reflecting a strong commitment to equity and justice in international legal frameworks.

The trends in her academic focus—though not detailed in specific publications here—center on interdisciplinary approaches combining international law, human rights, gender studies, and geopolitical strategy. Her work bridges legal theory with practical applications in peacebuilding and democratic resilience.

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She has supervised at least one doctoral thesis as a supervisor is listed, but no formal advisees or students are explicitly named. There is no mention of grants or funding sources in the provided information.

Raquel Vanyo Vicedo is actively involved in collaborative research through her participation in the GPS+D and HURIGLO research groups, both of which focus on advancing peace, security, human rights, and democratic values in international contexts.