جستجوی استاد راهنمای دانشگاهی

Marta Gonzalo Quiroga serves as a faculty member at King Juan Carlos University's School of Law, specializing in Private International Law with extensive contributions to international arbitration, mediation systems, and the intersection of artificial intelligence with legal frameworks. Her academic profile spans over two decades of scholarly work, thesis supervision, and active engagement in legal reform initiatives across European and Latin American jurisdictions. Her research focuses on the evolving landscape of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanisms, with particular emphasis on how artificial intelligence transforms family law arbitration, sustainable development goal integration in mediation practices, and cross-border legal harmonization. Recent publications demonstrate a strategic pivot toward technology's role in legal systems, examining AI applications in international arbitration while maintaining foundational work in traditional mediation frameworks and private international law. Academic leadership is evidenced through her direction of four doctoral theses addressing critical gaps in mediation practices across Ecuador, Spain, and Mexico, with research outputs contributing to emerging frameworks like the University Coexistence Law and transnational mediation protocols. Her collaborative work extends to European regulatory frameworks, particularly in developing standardized mediation practices across jurisdictions while addressing cultural and systemic differences. Professional engagement includes significant contributions to collective works on international dispute resolution, with recent chapters addressing psychosocial risks in digital-age conflict resolution and technological innovations in workplace mediation. Her scholarly impact is reflected in a publication record spanning 25 journal articles, 48 collective work contributions, 11 books, and consistent engagement with contemporary legal challenges through both theoretical and practical lenses.

• International Arbitration
• Mediation
• Alternative Dispute Resolution
• +۵ مورد دیگر

Maria Elena Cobas Cobiella is an Associate Professor in the Department of Civil Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Valencia. Her academic work is deeply rooted in civil and private law, with significant contributions to inheritance, family, mediation, and European private law. She is an active member of two research groups: the GPF Research Group on Person and Family and the GEDPED Study Group on European Private and Digital Law. Research Interests: Her research spans civil law, succession law, bio-law, legal mediation, reproductive rights, and legal education. She has explored the legal implications of posthumous reproduction, European succession instruments, Cuban property law, and innovative teaching methods such as concept mapping and cooperative learning in legal education. Her work often bridges doctrinal analysis with practical and ethical considerations. The trends in her scholarly publications from 2001 to 2017 reflect a sustained focus on succession law and legal modernization, with increasing attention to European harmonization, digital law, and interdisciplinary issues in bio-law. Her articles also reveal a strong commitment to pedagogical innovation and comparative legal analysis, particularly between Spanish and U.S. legal systems. Scientific Contributions: PhD from the University of Valencia (2001) on testamentary executorship. Active researcher in European private and digital law. Prolific author on mediation, inheritance, and legal education. Advising and Grants: While no specific grants are listed, she has supervised PhD research, as evidenced by her role as advisor to Dr. Lorenzo Prats Albentosa’s thesis. She actively contributes to academic discourse through publications and research group leadership. Her work in legal education suggests involvement in curriculum development and pedagogical projects. Labs and Teams: She collaborates with the GPF Research Group on Person and Family and the GEDPED Study Group on European Private and Digital Law, indicating active participation in team-based legal research focused on contemporary civil law challenges.

• Civil Law
• Succession Law
• Family Law
• +۱۰ مورد دیگر

David José Soto Díaz is a Professor in the Department of Public Law at the Faculty of Law, University of A Coruña (UDC). His academic focus centers on procedural law, particularly criminal procedural law, with growing expertise in digital law and artificial intelligence applications in legal contexts. He maintains an active research profile with an ORCID identifier 0000-0002-5078-4291 and is affiliated with the research group "Criminology, Legal Psychology and Criminal Justice in the 21st Century". Dr. Soto Díaz's research spans criminal procedural law, digital law, artificial intelligence in legal contexts, criminology, and legal psychology. His work explores the intersection of technology and law, particularly in digital legal proceedings and AI applications in justice systems. He has investigated how emerging technologies impact traditional legal frameworks and procedural justice, with publications addressing evidence in criminal proceedings, alternative dispute resolution, and the implications of digital transformation for legal practice. His publication record demonstrates consistent scholarly output from 2013-2023, with increasing attention to digital law and AI in recent years. His work appears in journals like Anuario da Facultade de Dereito da Universidade da Coruña , REVISTA VASCA DE DERECHO PROCESAL Y ARBITRAJE , and Ars Iuris Salmanticensis , alongside numerous book chapters and conference communications. His research shows a clear trajectory from traditional procedural law toward contemporary challenges at the intersection of law and technology. Dr. Soto Díaz has directed numerous bachelor's and master's theses since 2013 covering diverse legal topics including constitutional law, criminal procedure, private contracting, and European Union law. His thesis supervision addresses contemporary legal challenges such as human trafficking, gender violence, immigration issues, and the legal implications of AI. He has participated in multiple research projects funded by the Ministry of Education, University and Vocational Training, the Ministry of Science and Innovation, and regional Galician authorities, with project durations spanning from 2015-2026. He is actively involved with the "Criminology, Legal Psychology and Criminal Justice in the 21st Century" research group and has collaborated with the "Grupo de Investigación sobre Criminoloxía, Psicoloxía Xurídica e Xustiza Penal no século XXI, Ecrim." His work connects legal theory with practical applications in contemporary justice systems, as evidenced by his conference presentations at universities across Spain, Portugal, Italy, and the Netherlands.

• Criminal Procedural Law
• Digital Law
• Artificial Intelligence in Law
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Lola Bardají Gálvez is an Associate Professor at the Department of Law , Esade Law School , Universitat Ramon Llull. Her research focuses on legal frameworks for human genome issues , family mediation , and European inheritance law . She participates in interdisciplinary projects like the Conflict Management Research Group and Study on the European Certificate of Inheritance . Specializes in Catalonia Civil Code analysis Contributor to non-indexed legal journals and academic books Key themes: democratic principles , neuroethics , and globalization impacts on law

• Law
• European Certificate of Inheritance
• Conflict Management
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Elisa Simo Soler is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Law , University of Valencia , specializing in Procedural Law with a focus on gender perspectives in judicial processes. Her research examines algorithmic justice, gender-based violence, and planetary defense legal frameworks. Thesis : Quantitative analysis of gender stereotypes in sexual violence cases (2022) Research Interests : She investigates intersections between Artificial Intelligence and Law , particularly bias mitigation in digital justice systems. Her work also addresses Planetary Defense Law for cosmic threat scenarios and Gender Justice in procedural contexts. Collaboration : Supervised by Dr. Elena Martínez García, she contributes to debates on gender violence legal responses and virtual jurisdiction boundaries.

• Gender Justice
• Procedural Law
• Artificial Intelligence in Legal Systems
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Cristina García Pascual is a Full Professor in the Faculty of Law at the Universitat de València, specializing in the Philosophy of Law. She is a faculty member of the Institute of Human Rights (IUDHUV) and contributes significantly to research on human rights, international law, and legal theory. Full Professor, Faculty of Law, Universitat de València Department of Philosophy of Law Institute of Human Rights (IUDHUV) Email: cristina.garcia@uv.es She earned her PhD from the Universitat de València in 1994 with a thesis on democratic legitimacy and judicial power, supervised by Dr. Javier de Lucas Martín. PhD in Law, Universitat de València, 1994 Thesis: Legitimidad democrática y poder judicial Supervisor: Dr. Javier de Lucas Martín Her research focuses on the philosophical foundations of law, with particular emphasis on human dignity, gender, international legal order, access to justice, and the role of literature in legal education. She critically engages with the tension between law and power in international relations and advocates for a robust, accessible justice system grounded in human rights. Her recent publications show a consistent trend in exploring the moral and philosophical dimensions of international law, judicial ethics, migration, and human rights. She often bridges legal theory with real-world issues such as refugee crises, gender inequality, and judicial accountability. Her work reflects an interdisciplinary approach, integrating philosophy, political theory, and legal practice. Notable collaborative works include co-authoring books on international law and human rights with Javier de Lucas. She has also contributed to academic discourse through participation in the Master in Human Rights, Democracy and International Justice program.

• Philosophy of Law
• Human Rights
• Legal Theory
• +۶ مورد دیگر

Jose Juan Castelló Pastor is an Associate Professor in the Department of International Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Valencia, Spain. He is actively involved in legal research related to digital law, intellectual property, and European private law. His academic work focuses on the intersection of technology, commerce, and legal regulation in the EU context. Education: PhD in Law, University of Valencia LLM, Queen Mary College, University of London His primary research interests include Private International Law, Copyright Law, Internet Law, E-Commerce Regulation, Digital Platforms, Geo-blocking, and Intermediary Liability . His work explores how EU regulations such as the Geo-blocking Regulation (RBGI), the Portability Regulation, and the Platform Economy Regulation impact consumer rights, market fairness, and jurisdictional challenges in digital environments. His recent publications analyze trends in digital content portability, search engine ranking transparency, and notice-and-takedown mechanisms. These works highlight a consistent focus on balancing intellectual property rights with user access and platform accountability in the digital single market. Scientific Awards: No awards mentioned in the provided text. Castelló Pastor supervises academic research, as evidenced by his PhD thesis on search engines and copyright, advised by Dr. Felipe Palau Ramírez. He is affiliated with two research groups: GIPI (R+D Intellectual Property Group) and GEDPED (Study Group on European Private and Digital Law) . His research contributes to shaping policy discussions on digital regulation in Europe. Labs and Research Teams: GIPI Group R+D Intellectual Property GEDPED Study Group on European Private and Digital Law

• Private International Law
• Intellectual Property Law
• Copyright Law
• +۱۲ مورد دیگر

María Pilar Gutiérrez Santiago is a full Professor at the University of León, affiliated with the Faculty of Law's Department of Private Law and Business Law. Her work focuses on Civil Law, particularly contract theory, consumer rights, and medical liability, with a strong emphasis on judicial interpretation of legal codes and doctrines. Education: PhD in Law from the University of León (1997) Research interests include: Civil Law and its intersection with family dynamics Consumer Law and defective product liability Medical liability and informed consent practices Legal reasoning and interpretation theories Post-mortem rights protection Recent publications (2022-2024) highlight trends in: Judicial responses to mortgage foreclosures and consumer arbitration Domestic work compensation under Article 1438 of the Spanish Civil Code Medical malpractice standards in anesthesiology Contractual interpretation and integration theories Compensatory pension termination criteria

• Civil Law
• Legal Philosophy
• Contract Law
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Eva Isabel Sanjurjo Rios serves as a Permanent Labor Professor in the Department of Public Law at the Faculty of Law, University of León, specializing in Procedural Law with a focus on civil and criminal procedure, evidence law, and legal education innovation. Her work bridges theoretical scholarship with practical judicial applications through the DEPROULE PROCEDURAL LAW research group. Her academic foundation includes a PhD from the University of León (2012) with the dissertation The expert opinion in the civil process , supervised by Dr. Pedro Álvarez Sánchez de Movellán and Dr. Piedad González Granda. This research trajectory established her expertise in evidentiary frameworks within civil litigation. Dr. Sanjurjo Rios' research spans critical procedural domains including electronic evidence authentication (particularly social media communications), collective redress mechanisms in consumer law, judicial ethics oversight, and mediation efficacy. She critically examines how digital evidence volatility impacts criminal proceedings and proposes reforms for expert testimony reliability under Spain's Civil Procedure Act. Her scholarship consistently addresses tensions between procedural efficiency and fundamental rights protections. Analysis of her publication trends reveals deep engagement with technology's impact on legal processes, evidenced by extensive work on WhatsApp evidence protocols (2022) and digital evidence preservation (2020). She simultaneously advances legal education through service-learning integration, developing the 'Aula Judicial' simulation model (2024) that combines community engagement with courtroom skill development. As a core member of the DEPROULE PROCEDURAL LAW research group, she contributes to systematic analysis of procedural law implementation and reform proposals. Her collaborative work emphasizes practical solutions for evidence handling, judicial ethics compliance, and pedagogical innovation within Spain's legal framework.

• Civil Procedure
• Criminal Procedure
• Evidence Law
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Francisco Alfredo García Prats is a full Professor at the University of Valencia's Faculty of Law, specializing in Financial Law and Legal History within the Department of Financial Law and Legal History. He earned his PhD from the University of Valencia in 1994 with a thesis on international corporate taxation, supervised by Dr. Juan Bautista Martín Queralt. His research focuses on EU tax law, international tax policies, and comparative tax systems, particularly issues related to tax avoidance, state aid, and legal harmonization. He actively contributes to the ETICCs research group, which explores international, constitutional, and comparative tax studies. His scholarly work includes analyses of EU Court of Justice rulings on state aid cases (e.g., Apple and Engie), DAC6 compliance, digital platform taxation, and taxpayer rights. He frequently publishes opinions on recent ECJ decisions, emphasizing tax transparency, judicial remedies, and cross-border tax cooperation. Despite no listed awards, his extensive commentary on EU tax jurisprudence highlights his leadership in this field. He remains affiliated with the University of Valencia and contributes to teaching tax law in Spain.

• International Tax Law
• European Union Taxation
• Corporate Taxation
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Rosa Arrom Loscos is a Professor in the Procedural Law Department at the Faculty of Law, University of the Balearic Islands (UIB). She has served as a full professor at the Numerical University School of Procedural Law at UIB since 2004, following progressive academic positions including Interim University Professor (1997-2004) and University Assistant Professor roles. Dr. Arrom Loscos earned her Degree in Law in 1988 and Doctorate in Law (cum laude) from UIB in 1994. Her academic foundation was strengthened by a Scholarship from the Special Training Plan for Research and Teaching Personnel in 1989. Her research focuses on Procedural Law with specialized expertise in Criminal Procedure systems, Juvenile Criminal Law frameworks, and Alternative Dispute Resolution mechanisms. She has made significant scholarly contributions to gender violence courts, European protection orders, and the complex relationship between penal mediation and gender violence cases. Her work consistently bridges theoretical legal principles with practical justice system applications. Analysis of her publication history reveals a clear evolution from foundational procedural law concepts toward increasingly specialized applications addressing contemporary social challenges within legal frameworks, particularly in gender violence and European cross-border legal mechanisms. Her notable recognition includes: Scholarship of the Special Training Plan for Research and Teaching Personnel (BOE January 7, 1989) Professor Arrom Loscos has supervised numerous bachelor's theses in law while teaching core courses in Criminal Procedure and Alternative Dispute Resolution. She has participated in six R&D projects since 2002, demonstrating sustained research engagement. She is an active member of the 'Dret i Intel·ligència Artificial (DRIA)' research group, indicating her forward-looking engagement with emerging legal challenges related to artificial intelligence. Her professional standing is further evidenced by membership in the Ibero-American Institute of Procedural Law and the Spanish Association of Procedural Law Professors.

• Procedural Law
• Criminal Procedure
• Juvenile Criminal Law
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Javier Galán Ruiz is a prominent academic and legal expert specializing in tax law at CUNEF University. With a publication record spanning from 1995 to 2025, he has established himself as a leading authority in Spanish tax legislation, fiscal policy, and tax dispute resolution. His scholarly work demonstrates deep expertise in both theoretical and practical aspects of taxation, with particular focus on Value Added Tax (VAT), local taxation, corporate taxation, and income tax systems. Dr. Galán Ruiz's research interests center on tax litigation mechanisms, alternative dispute resolution in tax matters, and the evolution of Spanish tax law. His work often examines comparative legal frameworks, particularly analyzing Italian tax law approaches to dispute resolution. He has made significant contributions to understanding tax arbitration viability within the Spanish legal system and has extensively documented the doctrine of Spain's General Directorate of Taxes through numerous publications analyzing monthly tax rulings from 2004-2014. His scholarly output reveals consistent engagement with current tax policy developments, including recent analyses of Spain's Law 11/2021 on fraud prevention measures and their impact on housing rental income taxation. Galán Ruiz has also contributed to broader fiscal reform discussions through his participation in the 'Libro blanco para la reforma fiscal en España' (2022), where he addressed efficiency in personal income tax and savings taxation. As an academic leader, Galán Ruiz has coordinated multiple collective works and served as director for significant publications including 'Comentarios a la Ley 11/2021' (2022), 'La revisión de actos en materia tributaria' (2016), and 'Los tributos locales y el régimen fiscal de los ayuntamientos' (2014). His collaborative work with scholars like Carmen Banacloche Palao demonstrates his commitment to advancing tax scholarship through academic partnerships.

• Tax Law
• Fiscal Legislation
• Tax Dispute Resolution
• +۷ مورد دیگر

Marc Ajenjo Cosp is a Professor in the Department of Sociology at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), specializing in demographic studies, family dynamics, and gender sociology. He holds a Ph.D. in Human Geography (Demography) from UAB (2005) and multiple advanced degrees in Statistics, Education, and Sociology from the same institution. His research focuses on time use patterns, gender equity in household labor, migration impacts on family structures, and urban demographics. Education: Ph.D. in Human Geography (Demography), UAB (2005) Master's in Statistics, UAB (1994) Postgraduate in Demographic Forecasting, Centre for Demographical Studies (1991) Licentiate in Sociology, UAB (1989) Teaching Diploma, UAB (1986) Research Interests: His work examines gender roles in time allocation, migration-driven family transformations, and urban mobility patterns. He has led major projects like La custodia compartida después de una ruptura de unión (Spanish Ministry of Economy, 2016–2021) and ESPACIOS DE VIDA Y USOS DEL TIEMPO DE LAS FAMILIAS POSTDIVORCIO (2013–2016). Key themes include post-divorce custody arrangements, dual-earner couples' time management, and immigrant spatial integration in Barcelona. Professional Contributions: Ajenjo Cosp has supervised 11 theses and authored over 78 publications. His recent work highlights persistent gender inequalities in time use despite societal changes, emphasizing how migration contexts reshape parental involvement in custody disputes. He collaborates with institutions like the Centre for Demographical Studies and regularly presents at international conferences. Labs/Teams: Active in UAB's sociology research groups focusing on demographic transitions and urban sociology. Collaborates with European networks analyzing family policy impacts and spatial demography.

• Social Sciences
• Demography
• Time Use
• +۴ مورد دیگر

Gregorio Labatut Serer is a Professor in the Department of Accountancy at Universitat de València. His research focuses on Financial Economics, Accounting, and Taxation, with particular emphasis on corporate financial compliance, audit reporting, and small business financial risk analysis. His recent publications include empirical studies on gender diversity in financial performance, tax compliance challenges, and the impact of regulatory reforms like PGC and NIA-ES standards on corporate financial reporting. Articles also explore practical case studies in cryptocurrency accounting, goodwill amortization, and cross-border M&A taxation. Corporate Failure Analysis Annual Financial Closing Procedures Intangible Asset Valuation IFRS and Spanish GAAP Adaptation

• Financial Economics
• Accounting
• Corporate Finance
• +۳ مورد دیگر

Ana Montesinos García is a Professor at the Universitat de València's Faculty of Law, specializing in Administrative Law. Her research focuses on procedural law, gender violence, and the intersection of artificial intelligence with legal systems. She is affiliated with the CEMUVIG Center for Multidisciplinary Studies in Gender Violence and the MedArb research group. Education : PhD from Universitat de València (2006), thesis on Online Arbitration. Research Interests : Cover AI ethics in justice, predictive algorithms, arbitration mechanisms, gender violence, and consumer rights. Her work addresses procedural fairness, algorithmic bias, and digital legal technologies. Publications : Recent articles examine AI applications in judicial processes, gender violence risk assessment algorithms, and multidisciplinary approaches to algorithmic justice. Contact : ana.montesinos@uv.es

• Procedural Law
• Gender Violence
• Arbitration
• +۶ مورد دیگر