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Antonia Agulló Agüero is a distinguished Professor at Pompeu Fabra University specializing in Financial and Tax Law. With a scholarly career spanning over four decades from 1980 to 2025, she has established herself as a leading authority in Spanish tax law with growing expertise in EU tax frameworks and public finance systems. Her academic contributions include 26 journal articles, 27 collaborative works, 15 books, and direction of 20 doctoral theses. Her research interests focus on Tax Law , Financial Law , and Public Finance , with particular expertise in EU Taxation, Local Government Finance, Constitutional Tax Law, and International Taxation. Her scholarly work demonstrates a clear evolution from foundational tax principles to complex contemporary issues including healthcare financing, cross-border taxation, and fiscal policy responses to economic crises. Analysis of her most recent publications (2016-2020) reveals increasing attention to healthcare financing mechanisms, EU tax harmonization challenges, and the constitutional dimensions of public spending. Her work bridges theoretical legal scholarship with practical policy applications, particularly in regional tax autonomy and fiscal federalism within Spain's autonomous communities framework. As a dedicated academic mentor, she has supervised 20 doctoral students whose research spans diverse tax law topics including international double taxation, public debt concepts, soft law in international taxation, and environmental taxation. Her students have gone on to contribute significantly to academic and professional tax discourse in Spain. Her scholarly infrastructure includes leadership in academic publications, participation in professional tax councils (notably the Barcelona Tax Council), and contributions to major tax law reforms including Spain's General Tax Law and Personal Income Tax legislation. Her work continues to influence tax policy development in Spain and EU member states.

• Tax Law
• Financial Law
• Public Finance
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Isabel Gemma Fajardo García is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mercantile Law at the Faculty of Law, University of Valencia, Spain. She is affiliated with the Institut d'Investigació en Economia Social, Cooperativisme i Empresa (IUDESCOOP), where she conducts research on cooperative law, social economy, and related legal frameworks. Research Interests: Her work focuses on Commercial Law, Cooperative Law, Social Economy, Credit Cooperatives, Mutual Societies, and the legal regulation of solidarity-based enterprises. She explores both national and European dimensions, with comparative studies including Greece’s solidarity economy legislation. Her recent publications reflect a strong trend in analyzing the legal and institutional evolution of social economy actors across Europe, particularly in Spain and Greece. She has contributed extensively to journals such as CIRIEC España and REVESCO , and has co-authored books on worker-managed enterprises and social economy manuals. Her research emphasizes democratic governance, self-management, and the balance between economic viability and social objectives in cooperatives. Scientific Contributions: Author of numerous scholarly articles on cooperative banking, agri-food cooperatives, and legal frameworks for social economy. Co-author of the book Empresas Gestionadas por sus trabajadores and editor of Manual de economía social . Contributor to international academic networks, such as RULEESCOOP, fostering Europe-Latin America research collaboration. She advises on legal and policy aspects of cooperatives and social enterprises, though specific advisees are not listed. Her work is supported through institutional research frameworks and academic publishing. She is actively engaged in shaping legal discourse around cooperative models and social economy development. She leads and participates in research initiatives within IUDESCOOP, focusing on legal scenarios for social economy actors in the EU and member states, and exploring new perspectives for housing cooperatives and mutualist entities.

• Commercial Law
• Cooperative Law
• Social Economy
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Andrea Jamardo Lorenzo is an Assistant Professor at the University of León , affiliated with the School of Law and working within the Department of Public Law . Her research focuses on Procedural Law , with particular emphasis on Chain of Custody mechanisms, Technology in Law , and Legal Education innovations. Education : PhD in Law from the University of León (2023), thesis titled La cadena de custodia: análisis sistemático , supervised by Dr. Piedad González Granda. Her research explores the legal configuration and technological evolution of chain of custody systems in both national and European contexts. She investigates how digital evidence handling , AI applications , and cybersecurity protocols impact judicial integrity and procedural guarantees. Recent work also addresses pedagogical methods like flipped classrooms and role-playing in legal education. Analysis of her publications reveals trends in criminal procedure reforms , comparative chain of custody models (Spain vs. US), and ethical implications of legal technology . While no scientific awards are documented, her work contributes to debates on judicial efficiency , fundamental rights , and data protection in criminal contexts.

• Procedural Law
• Criminal Procedure
• Chain of Custody
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Antonio Viana Tomé is a Professor and former Dean (2012–2021) of the Faculty of Canon Law at the University of Navarra. He holds PhDs in Canon Law (1984) and Law (1987) from the University of Navarra, and studied at the University of Deusto (Law, 1979) and University of Bamberg (as DAAD scholar, 1992). His research focuses on hierarchical Church governance, canon law structures, and ecclesiastical organizations. He directed the journal Ius Canonicum (1991–2009) and co-edited the General Dictionary of Canon Law (2012). Awards include the DAAD Scholarship (1992). He has served in leadership roles such as Vice President of the Spanish Association of Canonists (2002–2004) and on the board of the Consociatio Internationalis Studio Iuris Canonici Promovendo . His work bridges legal and theological dimensions of church governance. Educación: Licenciado en Derecho, Universidad de Deusto (1979) Doctor en Derecho Canónico, Universidad de Navarra (1984) Doctor en Derecho, Universidad de Navarra (1987) Investigación: Specializes in Church governance structures, canon law codification, and ecclesiastical institutions. Key themes include: Hierarchical organization of the Church Legal foundations of prelatures Canon law interpretation in contemporary contexts Reconocimientos: DAAD Scholarship (1992) Docencia y liderazgo: Dean of Canon Law Faculty (2012–2021), full professor since 2005. Involved in major projects like the General Dictionary of Canon Law , a collaborative global effort. Active in academic and professional networks, contributing to legal scholarship and church policy.

• Canon Law
• Church Governance
• Hierarchical Organization of the Church
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Joan Enguer is a Research Fellow at the University of Valencia's Department of Constitutional Law and Political Science (Faculty of Law), where he contributes to the Horizon-funded Blue Green Governance project. His academic background includes a Double BA in Law and Political Science, an MA in Secondary Education (both from University of Valencia), and an MA in Political Analysis from the Open University of Catalonia. He completed his PhD at Heidelberg University in 2024 under Dr. Jale Tosun's supervision, focusing on multilevel climate policy dynamics. Enguer's research examines environmental governance through political and institutional lenses, with emphasis on: Multilevel policy implementation challenges Party politics in climate decision-making Electoral competition frameworks Federalism's role in environmental governance His publications demonstrate consistent focus on political dimensions of climate policy, analyzing how institutional structures and partisan dynamics shape environmental governance across governance levels. Research frequently addresses decarbonization challenges and policy integration gaps. Enguer has participated in major research initiatives including the ERC-funded DeepDCarb project during his doctoral studies and currently contributes to the Horizon-funded Blue Green Governance (BGG) initiative exploring integrated environmental solutions.

• Environmental Policy
• Climate Governance
• Political Science
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Santiago Álvarez González is a Professor at the University of Santiago de Compostela, affiliated with the Faculty of Law and the Department of Common Law. He holds a Doctorate from the University of Oviedo, focusing on Private International Law, specifically filiation systems in Switzerland and Spain. His research emphasizes European Union Law , Private International Law , and Family Law , with a focus on succession, parental responsibility, and LGBTQ+ rights in cross-border contexts. His work critiques ECJ jurisprudence and explores EU regulatory proposals while analyzing compatibility between Spanish interregional law and EU frameworks. His recent publications address jurisdictional competence for succession waivers, ECJ rulings on child custody, and the recognition of same-sex parenthood across EU member states. He critiques administrative resolutions in succession cases and advocates for clearer legal frameworks. His analyses often highlight the tension between EU law and national constitutional obligations. Notable contributions include critical assessments of EU Regulation 650/2012 on successions, the legal challenges of surrogacy, and the role of public policy in international law. His work bridges theoretical legal scholarship with practical judicial outcomes, emphasizing legal certainty and coherence in multicultural legal systems.

• Private International Law
• European Union Law
• Family Law
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Miranda Goncalves, Rubén serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Basic Legal Sciences at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, focusing on Judicial Decision, Immigration Law, Human Rights, Law and Technology, and Philosophy of Law. His educational background includes: Postdoctoral degree in Law from the University of the State of Rio de Janeiro (UERJ) PhD in Law with international distinction from the University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain Master's degree in Public Administration and Institutional Law from the University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain Bachelor's degree in Law (with distinction) from the University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain Diploma in National Security and Defense Studies from the University of Santiago de Compostela (CESEDEN) His research examines judicial processes in migration contexts, human rights frameworks, and technology's impact on legal systems. As a member of the GIR research group (The Judicial Decision. Immigration Issues. Human Rights, New Technologies, and Law), he bridges academic scholarship with practical judicial application. Since 2022, he has served as a substitute judge in the Administrative Litigation Division of the High Court of Justice of the Canary Islands, integrating courtroom experience with academic rigor. His scholarly contributions emphasize contemporary legal challenges at the intersection of human mobility, digital governance, and constitutional rights. No specific scientific awards are documented in the source material. Professional activities include judicial service and research group leadership, though no student supervision or grant funding details are provided in the available records.

• Judicial Decision
• Immigration Law
• Human Rights
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Marco Aparicio Wilhelmi is an Associate Professor of Constitutional Law at the University of Girona, Department of Public Law. He is a leading scholar in environmental and constitutional law, with a focus on rights of nature, indigenous rights, and sustainable development in Latin America. He serves as director of the UNESCO International Chair in Sustainable Human Development and coordinator of the Interuniversity Doctoral Program in Law, Economics and Business at UdG. His research centers on constitutional responses to ecological crises, particularly through the lens of the Ecuadorian and Bolivian constitutions. Key areas include ecoconstitutionalism , Good Living (Buen Vivir) , indigenous rights , and environmental justice . He is deeply engaged in advancing legal frameworks that integrate ecological sustainability with human rights. The available publications highlight a consistent scholarly trajectory focused on environmental constitutionalism, extractivism, and indigenous resilience. His work bridges comparative law, human rights, and environmental policy, with a strong emphasis on Latin American legal innovations. Professional Affiliations and Roles: Director, UNESCO International Chair in Sustainable Human Development Coordinator, Interuniversity Doctoral Program in Law, Economics and Business (UdG) President, DESC Observatory Member, Board of ICIP Member, Editorial Committee, Catalan Journal of Environmental Law Research Group on Fundamental Rights in Composite States Marco Aparicio Wilhelmi leads significant interdisciplinary initiatives related to sustainable human development and environmental justice. His work is supported by international recognition and institutional leadership roles, particularly through UNESCO and regional observatories focused on economic, social, and cultural rights.

• Constitutional Law
• Environmental Law
• Human Rights
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Alicia Rivas Vaño serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Public Law at the School of Law, Universidad Pablo de Olavide (UPO). Her academic career focuses on constitutional and European legal frameworks governing human rights, with particular emphasis on sexual and gender diversity protections. Research Interests: Her scholarly work spans Constitutional Law, European Union Law, Sexual Diversity Law, Gender Identity Law, Anti-Discrimination Law, and Human Rights Law. She examines the intersection of political activism and legal development in advancing LGBTIQ+ rights across European jurisdictions, analyzing judicial interpretation trends and legislative reforms. Her publication record reveals consistent scholarly contributions since 2001, with recent work (2021-2025) increasingly focusing on contemporary challenges in gender identity recognition, international human rights mechanisms, and Spanish constitutional implementation. The research demonstrates methodological rigor through comparative legal analysis, treaty interpretation, and examination of judicial reasoning patterns across European and international courts. Academic Background: PhD from Universidad Pablo de Olavide (2015) Thesis: "The evolution of the protection of sexual diversity in European law, political activism and legal development" Supervised by Dr. Manuel José Terol Becerra

• Constitutional Law
• European Union Law
• Sexual Diversity Law
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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
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José Manuel Martínez Sierra is a Senior Lecturer at the Complutense University of Madrid and currently serves as Director General of the UPF Barcelona School of Management. He holds a Doctor Europeus in Law and has held roles such as Faculty Director at Harvard University’s RCC, where he was recognized for teaching excellence. His interdisciplinary expertise spans political science, sociology, and law. Education: PhD in Law (Doctor Europeus), with academic experience leading the Master in Public and Social Policies. His professional roles include advisor to Spanish Education Ministers and various leadership positions in governmental agencies. Research focuses on European Union law, digital governance, blockchain regulation, and AI’s impact on bureaucratic systems. His recent work applies Weberian theory to AI-driven decision-making and explores CrowdLaw mechanisms in crisis management. Key contributions include analyzing constitutional dynamics post-Lisbon Treaty and contrasting EU-US approaches to the 'right to be forgotten.' He has led international research projects and published extensively on fintech legal challenges and EU institutional evolution. Award: Teaching Excellence Recognition at Harvard College. Leadership includes directing study groups at Harvard and coordinating competitive international projects. Labs/Teams: Oversees the Barcelona School of Management’s academic programs and research initiatives, though specific lab affiliations are not detailed in the text.

• European Union Law
• Public Policy
• Constitutional Law
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María Jose Parejo Guzmán is a Full Professor in the Department of Public Law at Pablo de Olavide University. Her research focuses on State Ecclesiastical Law and the public management of religious and cultural diversity in Spain and Andalusia. She is affiliated with the research groups GESDIRECUL, STUDIES ON EUROPE, THE WORLD, and DCEDC. PhD (2004): Euthanasia as a manifestation of the right to free disposal in the Spanish legal system, supervised by Dr. José María Contreras Mazarío Her work intersects with Constitutional Law and European legal frameworks, addressing themes like secularism, multiculturalism, and civil liberties. Contact: mjparguz@upo.es .

• Public Law
• State Ecclesiastical Law
• Religious Law
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Dr. Juan Jiménez-Salcedo is a Professor at Universidad Pablo de Olavide in the Department of Philology and Translation , with a focus on French Philology . He is also affiliated with the Université de Mons (Faculté de traduction et d'interprétation). Research Pillars : Postmonolingualism and intercultural education Linguistic policy analysis in Colombia, the EU, and Catalonia Legal translation and judicial bilingualism Gender studies in historical and modern contexts Key Publications : 2021: Investigated Colombian bilingual education policies 2020: Analyzed EU multilingualism and Catalan-Spanish legal conflicts 2019: Explored Catalan language desterritorialization 2018-2017: Co-edited volumes on postmonolingual translation justice Methodological Contributions : Applied sociocritical paradigms to language policy analysis Developed mixed-methods approaches for courtroom interpreting quality His work bridges jurilinguistics , gender studies , and microterritory language dynamics , emphasizing ethical translation practices in multicultural legal systems.

• Intercultural Education
• French Studies
• Gender Studies
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Dr. Juan Francisco Escudero Espinosa is a tenured Associate Professor at the Faculty of Law , University of León , Spain, specializing in Public International Law and International Relations . He teaches foundational courses on Public International Law, European Community Law, and advanced postgraduate topics including international human rights protection, the International Criminal Court, and international criminal responsibility. PhD from University of León (2001) with thesis on humanitarian intervention Former roles: Assistant Professor, Lecturer, and Instructor at University of León International research visits: Université Paul Cézanne (France), Université de Montréal (Canada), McGill University (Canada), Graduate Institute (Switzerland) His research focuses on humanitarian intervention , territorial secession , international criminal justice , and biosecurity regimes . Articles explore intersections between sovereignty, human rights, and collective security mechanisms. Current work addresses refugee crises during pandemics and EU migration policies in the Sahel region. Collaborative projects include legal analyses of the International Criminal Court’s jurisdictional limits, state recognition principles under peremptory norms, and historical evolution of humanitarian intervention doctrines. His scholarship frequently engages with case studies like Kosovo, Crimea, and the 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia. Administrative roles include Vice-Dean for Academic and Student Affairs (2020-2024), Director of Doctoral Studies (2012-2016), and Deputy Secretary-General (2008-2009) at University of León.

• Public International Law
• International Relations
• Humanitarian Intervention
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Armando Álvarez Alvite serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Public Law at the Faculty of Law, University of León, specializing in Public International Law and International Relations with significant contributions to European Union governance frameworks. His academic credentials include: PhD in Law from the University of León (2024) with the thesis "The Application of the Right to Self-Determination in the Last Colonies: The Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice in the Case of the Chagos Archipelago," supervised by Dr. Juan Francisco Escudero Espinosa. Dr. Álvarez Alvite's research critically examines Public International Law through territorial disputes and self-determination cases, while his International Relations work analyzes Russian geopolitical influence in Eastern Europe and Arctic sovereignty conflicts. His European Union Law scholarship addresses migration crises through Frontex operations and explores the feasibility of a unified European army for counterterrorism. Significant contributions to Human Rights Law evaluate privacy protections under the European Convention, and his innovative research in Legal Education implements flipped classroom methodologies for European Community Law instruction. Publication trends (2016-2024) reveal three dominant research trajectories: First, Arctic governance studies (2016, 2021-2022) investigating continental shelf disputes and China's evolving role in Arctic cooperation. Second, EU security frameworks (2021-2022) analyzing migration management and defense integration. Third, human rights jurisprudence (2019-2022) documenting the European Court of Human Rights' evolving privacy standards. His 2024 work on Georgia and Moldavia demonstrates continued focus on post-Soviet states' European integration challenges. He actively participates in the "DPULE CRIMINAL LAW" research group at the University of León, contributing interdisciplinary perspectives to criminal law and international legal cooperation.

• Public International Law
• International Relations
• European Union Law
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