Professor of Public International Law and International Relations at the Rey Juan Carlos University of Spain. Author of several scientific papers internationally recognized in their discipline, which analyzes the issues relating to international protection of human rights and integration processes in Latin America and Iberoamerica. He has been dean of the Faculty of Law at the University of Extremadura.
He has been director of the Department of Social Sciences and Humanities, and Vice Chancellor for Academic and Management Studies at the Rey Juan Carlos University. He directed the Master in International Cooperation with Latin America and the Caribbean of the University. He is part of the expert group for the development and implementation of the Ibero-American Cultural Charter and is the director at the Centre for Iberoamerican Studies at the Rey Juan Carlos University.
He has been director of the Department of Social Sciences and Humanities, and Vice Chancellor for Academic and Management Studies at the Rey Juan Carlos University. He directed the Master in International Cooperation with Latin America and the Caribbean of the University. He is part of the expert group for the development and implementation of the Ibero-American Cultural Charter and is the director at the Centre for Iberoamerican Studies at the Rey Juan Carlos University.
Carlos R. Fernández Liesa. Public international law and international relations professor at University Carlos III of Madrid. He has been professor at Zaragoza and Extremadura Universities and visiting professor in Notre Dame University (USA) and Institut des Hautes Etudes Internationales (France). Master in acción solidaria international director and member of the network in development studies. He is director of newpaper Tiempo de Paz, edited by Peace, disarmement and freedom movement. He is Revista electrónica iberoamericana director, edited by URJC, helped by UC3M. He has been director at the Instituto de estudios internationales y europeos Francisco de Vitoria and at the Residencia de estudiantes Fernando de los Ríos. He has been General Secretary and VicePresident at the University Carlos III. Specialized in international law, their main researchs lines are international human rights, borders and international cooperation, between others. He is director of the research group globalization, integration processes and international cooperation, with 25 researchers from different spanish and foreign universities. Member of the scientific council of CEIB and scientific council of Instituto de derechos humanos Bartolomé de las Casas.
Mª Ángeles Cano Linares, Profesora de Derecho Internacional Púbico y Relaciones Internacionales en la Universidad Rey Juan Carlos de Madrid. Licenciada en Derecho por la Universidad Complutense de Madrid y Doctora en Derecho por la Universidad Rey Juan Carlos de Madrid. En la actualidad es Subdirectora del Centro de Estudios de Iberoamérica y responsable del Master en Relaciones Internacionales Iberoamericanas.
Maria Angeles Cano Linares is a Public International Law and International Relations Professor at the Rey Juan Carlos University in Madrid. She has a Law degree at Complutense University of Madrid and PhD at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos de Madrid. At present she is Deputy Director of the Latin American Studies Center and head of Latin American Master in International Relations. Author of several books, book chapters and academic articles (La acción exterior del Sistema de la Integración Centroamericana (2102); Migraciones internacionales en el espacio iberoamericano del Siglo XXI, Los procesos de integración ante la crisis financiera internacional; La actividad del Consejo de Seguridad de Naciones Unidas en caso de amenaza a la paz; Orígenes y fundamentos prácticos de mantenimiento de la paz en Naciones Unidas. Las posiciones durante el periodo de la guerra fría; Grupos vulnerables y desfavorecidos: protección contra su explotación laboral).
Maria Angeles Cano Linares is a Public International Law and International Relations Professor at the Rey Juan Carlos University in Madrid. She has a Law degree at Complutense University of Madrid and PhD at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos de Madrid. At present she is Deputy Director of the Latin American Studies Center and head of Latin American Master in International Relations. Author of several books, book chapters and academic articles (La acción exterior del Sistema de la Integración Centroamericana (2102); Migraciones internacionales en el espacio iberoamericano del Siglo XXI, Los procesos de integración ante la crisis financiera internacional; La actividad del Consejo de Seguridad de Naciones Unidas en caso de amenaza a la paz; Orígenes y fundamentos prácticos de mantenimiento de la paz en Naciones Unidas. Las posiciones durante el periodo de la guerra fría; Grupos vulnerables y desfavorecidos: protección contra su explotación laboral).
Professor of International Law and International Relations at the Universidad Rey Juan Carlos de Madrid. Currently, doing a PhD in Law, after finishing a Master’s Degree in Iberoamerican International Relations and a Degree in Law and Business at the Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. I have had stays in Paris, London and The Hague and therefore I speak both languages: French and English. My preferred areas of research are: International Organizations, European and Latin America Integration, Peacekeeping and Human Rights.
Professor of Philosophy of Law at the Rey Juan Carlos University (Spain). Doctor of Law. Research Fellow of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation. Prof. Jean Monnet. Corresponding Academic of the Royal Academy of Jurisprudence and Legislation of Madrid. Active research collaborations with diverse Universities in Spain and abroad, including, among others, United States, Germany, Austria, England, Italy, Belgium, Holland, Ukraine, Poland, Romania, Chile, Colombia, Brazil, Peru, Cuba, Mexico and Taiwan. Awarded the Decoration of Honour in Gold for Services to the Republic of Austria (2011) by President Fischer of the Republic of Austria. Author of books and articles on Philosophy of Law, European Union Law and Spanish Thought.
Public International Law Professor Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (Madrid)
Director Department Public Law and philology
J.D. University Alcalá (1990).
Ph.D. (Doctor en Law cum laude), University Complutense of Madrid (1997).
Areas of research a: European Union law, international law of human rights, International Criminal Law, International Liability and peaceful settlement of disputes
Latest publications: Preventing and combating money laundering and corruption. Evolving interactions in a global International Law (Comares 2015) and “The international social and economic rights protection. Recent developments; application techniques and constitutional reform proposal (Revista Europea De Derechos Fundamentales, 2015, pp.29-59).
Director Department Public Law and philology
J.D. University Alcalá (1990).
Ph.D. (Doctor en Law cum laude), University Complutense of Madrid (1997).
Areas of research a: European Union law, international law of human rights, International Criminal Law, International Liability and peaceful settlement of disputes
Latest publications: Preventing and combating money laundering and corruption. Evolving interactions in a global International Law (Comares 2015) and “The international social and economic rights protection. Recent developments; application techniques and constitutional reform proposal (Revista Europea De Derechos Fundamentales, 2015, pp.29-59).
Sagrario Morán Blanco is a Tenured Lecturer of Public International Law and International Relations at the Rey Juan Carlos University of Spain since 2003. Deputy at the Center for Iberoamerican Studies, Rey Juan Carlos University since 2014 and Coordinator of International Relations at the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences URJC.
Main research topics: Security and Defence. Within these areas she has studied terrorism of ETA, jihadist terrorism, the phenomenon of war and media in armed conflicts, and environmental security and its relationship with Energy. Other areas of research include the International Cooperation and Human Rights. Author of several books, books chapters and academic articles, among which are: “ETA between Spain and France”, Edit. Complutense, Madrid; “PNV-ETA, History of an impossible relationship”, Tecnos, 2004, Madrid; “Asymmetry, Wars and Information”, Edit. Dilex, 2009, Madrid. The latest book is “Energy Security and Environment. Two sides of the same coin. Special reference to the European Union “, Thomson Reuters Aranzadi, Madrid, 2015.
Main research topics: Security and Defence. Within these areas she has studied terrorism of ETA, jihadist terrorism, the phenomenon of war and media in armed conflicts, and environmental security and its relationship with Energy. Other areas of research include the International Cooperation and Human Rights. Author of several books, books chapters and academic articles, among which are: “ETA between Spain and France”, Edit. Complutense, Madrid; “PNV-ETA, History of an impossible relationship”, Tecnos, 2004, Madrid; “Asymmetry, Wars and Information”, Edit. Dilex, 2009, Madrid. The latest book is “Energy Security and Environment. Two sides of the same coin. Special reference to the European Union “, Thomson Reuters Aranzadi, Madrid, 2015.
Cristina del Prado Higuera (Spain). Degree in Contemporary History from the University Complutense (1988). Doctor in Contemporary History from the University Complutense (1995). University Master in Management from the University of Alcalá (2011). Arbitration and Mediation expert from the University Rey Juan Carlos (2015).
I´m the author of several publications among which are: The All Madrid, the court nobility and their spaces of sociability (2012), Madrid society in the nineteenth century (1988), The Weight of Memory. Woman looks in the Spanish Civil War (2015) among others.
I am professor of academic career at the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences of the Rey Juan Carlos University, where I teach courses in different grade levels and master University. I was General Coordinator of the Summer Courses of Rey Juan Carlos University (2000). General Coordinator of the Culture and Education Foundation of the Rey Juan Carlos University (2000). Coordinator of Course Arbitration and Mediation Rey Juan Carlos University (2016).
I´m the author of several publications among which are: The All Madrid, the court nobility and their spaces of sociability (2012), Madrid society in the nineteenth century (1988), The Weight of Memory. Woman looks in the Spanish Civil War (2015) among others.
I am professor of academic career at the Faculty of Law and Social Sciences of the Rey Juan Carlos University, where I teach courses in different grade levels and master University. I was General Coordinator of the Summer Courses of Rey Juan Carlos University (2000). General Coordinator of the Culture and Education Foundation of the Rey Juan Carlos University (2000). Coordinator of Course Arbitration and Mediation Rey Juan Carlos University (2016).
Ph. D. in Law. Lecturer in Public International Law in the University of Extremadura. Old member of the Consultative Council of the Autonomous Community of Extremadura. He has been a lecturer in doctor’s degree and postgraduate courses in Universities such as Portugal, Bolivia and Brazil. He has also participated and guided different conferences and expert seminars in several spanish and foreign universities.
The research lines he has participated includes subjects such as European citizenship, international migrations, international conflicts, international protection of human rights, international criminal courts, financial supervision in the European Union or international regulation of water resources.
The research lines he has participated includes subjects such as European citizenship, international migrations, international conflicts, international protection of human rights, international criminal courts, financial supervision in the European Union or international regulation of water resources.
Present Position: (since 19-01-2010) Tenured Lecturer of Public International Law and International Relations at the University “Rey Juan Carlos” of Spain. Deputy at the Centre for Iberoamerican Studies, University Rey Juan Carlos (since 2010)
Former Positions: From 31-03-2005 to 1-06-2009: Legal Adviser (Counsellor) at the International Law Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation of Spain. From 21-01-2003 to 18-01-2010: Tenured Lecturer at the University of Extremadura, Spain. From 15-03-2001 to 20-01-2003: Associate Lecturer at the University of Extremadura, (Spain). From 1-01-1997 to 31-01-2000: Fellowship Researcher at the University of Extremadura, Spain.
Main Research fields: Public International Law; International Law of Human Rights; International Organizations; Law of the Treaties; Ibero-american system
Ph.D.: University of Extremadura, Spain (2001, highest grade with honours)
Other Degrees: Degree on Law. Universidad de Extremadura, 1991- 1996. Post Graduate studies on Human Rights: Human Rights Institute “Bartolomé de las Casas” University Carlos III of Spain, 1996-1998.
Former Positions: From 31-03-2005 to 1-06-2009: Legal Adviser (Counsellor) at the International Law Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation of Spain. From 21-01-2003 to 18-01-2010: Tenured Lecturer at the University of Extremadura, Spain. From 15-03-2001 to 20-01-2003: Associate Lecturer at the University of Extremadura, (Spain). From 1-01-1997 to 31-01-2000: Fellowship Researcher at the University of Extremadura, Spain.
Main Research fields: Public International Law; International Law of Human Rights; International Organizations; Law of the Treaties; Ibero-american system
Ph.D.: University of Extremadura, Spain (2001, highest grade with honours)
Other Degrees: Degree on Law. Universidad de Extremadura, 1991- 1996. Post Graduate studies on Human Rights: Human Rights Institute “Bartolomé de las Casas” University Carlos III of Spain, 1996-1998.