José Luis Martí
Coordinator GDrP
José Luis Martí is associate professor of law (since 2008), director of the Master in European and Global Law (since 2016), and Vicedean of Pompeu Fabra University of Barcelona. His education includes a bachelor degree in law (1997) and a PhD in political science (2004) by Pompeu Fabra University. In 2008-2009 he was a Laurance S. Rockefeller Fellowship at the University Center for Human Values at Princeton University and in 2013-2014 he was visiting professor at the University of Richmond. He is also co-editor of Law, Ethics and Philosophy (LEAP). Professor Martí does research in democratic theory, political philosophy, philosophy of law, and negotiation.
María Victoria Inostroza
PhD student of Philosophy of Law Area at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra.
Her research is focused on global democracy and non-domination.
She holds a law degree from the Faculty of Law and Social Science of the University of Buenos Aires where was a professor and researcher. Also she attended postgraduate courses in Universidad Complutense de Madrid, a specialization in administrative law in Universidad Católica Argentina and a Master Program of Global Rule of Law and Constitutional Democracy in Università Degli Studi Di Génova.
Nahuel Maisley
Ph.D. candidate and Lecturer in International Law, Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad de Buenos Aires (UBA); Doctoral Scholar, Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Tecnológicas (CONICET); LL.M. candidate and Hauser Global Scholar, New York University (NYU).
Indira Latorre
Indira Latorre holds a bachelor of laws (LLB) from Rosario U. (Colombia), a master in administrative law (LLM) from Del Rosario U. (Colombia) and a master in legal sciences (LLM) from Pompeu Fabra University. As a PhD student, she works on the political legitimacy of global governace institutions, under de supervision of Professor Jose Juan Moreso and Professor José Luis Martí.
She is a member of the Research Group on Legal and Political Philosophy (UPF) and the Global Constitutionalism and Global Justice Research Project supported by the Spanish Ministry of Economy.
She has worked as a consultant for international cooperation projects on judicial reforms, globalization of law and regulatory quality. In Colombia, she has lectured in public law in Del Rosario U. and Sergio Arboleda U.
Julio Montero
Julio Montero got his PhD in political theory from University College London. He is now a lecturer at Buenos Aires University and works for the National Research Council of Argentina. He is also a member of the UK-Latin America Network for Political Philosophy. His main areas of interests are liberal theory, global justice and human rights. He is co-editor of the Revista Latinoamericana de Filosofía and of Revista Latinoamericana de Filosofía Política. His work has been published in journals such as Metaphilosophy, Journal of Political Philosophy, Ethics and Global Politics and The Canadian Journal of Law and Jurisprudence.
Alejandro Chehtman
Alejandro Chehtman is Associate Professor at the Law School of the University Torcuato Di Tella and a Fellow at the Argentine National Research Council (CONICET). He is also co-Director of the Supreme Court Project at UTDT. He studied Law at the University of Buenos Aires, where he graduated with honors, and did his MSc in Political Theory and his PhD in Law at the LSE. His main research interests are Public International Law, International Criminal Law, International Humanitarian Law, and Constitutional Law, with special interest in philosophical and empirical issues. Alejandro has published articles in leading peer-reviewed journals, such as the European Journal of International Law, Legal Theory, Journal of International Criminal Justice, Law & Philosophy y Stanford Journal of International Law. His book, The Philosophical Foundations of Extraterritorial Punishment, was published by Oxford University Press.
Before coming to Di Tella, Dr Chehtman clerked at the Federal Appeals Chamber for Criminal Matters, and worked at the Public Defence Office in Buenos Aires. He was a Fellow at the Law Department at LSE between 2006-9, Research Associate to the Center for International Courts and Tribunals, at UCL, between 2008-11, and a Marie Curie Fellow at the Faculty of Law at UCL 2014-5. He will be a Fellow at the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy, Harvard Kennedy School in 2017.
He is currently part of the Research Panel at Matrix Chambers, London, and a member of Project on International Courts and Tribunals.
Ercilia Adén
Lecturer in International Law at the Faculty of Law of the National University of Córdoba (Argentina). Lawyer (Faculty of Law of the National University of Córdoba). PhD candidate (Faculty of Law of the National University of Córdoba) on a project concerning the human right to democracy, funded by CONICET (Argentinean National Council for Scientific and Technological Research). Master in Law and Legal Argumentation candidate (Faculty of Law of the National University of Córdoba). Her research focuses on the political philosophy of human rights, international legitimacy and democracy. She is a member of the Program of Ethics and Political Theory (National University of Córdoba). She has been a visiting scholar at Pompeu Fabra University (Spain), at Girona University (Spain), at KU Leuven (Belgium) and at the Danish Institute for Human Rights (Denmark).
Hugo Seleme
Professor of Ethics and Legal Philosophy at University of Cordoba (Argentina).
He is a researcher at CONICET (Argentinean National Council for Sciences and Technology), and a visiting professor at Pompeu Fabra University School of Law, Barcelona, Spain and Heidelberg Center for Latin America. He has been a visiting scholar at Ohio University and researcher collaborator at Princeton University Center for Human Values. He has also had visiting positions at Alcalá University and Chile University. Currently, he is working on a book related to international distributive justice.
Ezequiel Monti
Ezequiel Monti es abogado por la Universidad de Buenos Aires y Magister Juris por la Universidad de Oxford. Está realizando su doctorado en King’s College London, bajo la supervisión de David Owens y Ori Herstein, donde también dicta clases de filosofía política. Sus intereses comprenden la filosofía del derecho, moral y política. Su investigación se centra en la noción de autoridad y en la normatividad del derecho. Actualmente, está trabajando en el desarrollo de una teoría de las obligaciones jurídicas en términos de razones de segunda
persona. Su artículo es 'On Darwall's Case Against the Normal Justification Thesis' será publicado en Ethics, Vol. 128, Nº 2 (Enero 2018).
Mariano Garreta Leclercq
Mariano Garreta Leclercq. Doctor en Filosofía. Profesor Adjunto del Departamento de Filosofía de la Universidad de Buenos Aires. Investigador Adjunto del Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas de Argentina (CONICET). Miembro del Comité Editorial de la Revista Latinoamericana de Filosofía (RLF) y del Comité de Edición de la Revista Latinoamericana de Filosofía Política (RLFP). Es autor del libro Legitimidad política y neutralidad estatal: sobre los fundamentos del liberalismo, Buenos Aires, EUDEBA, 2007. Ha publicado artículos sobre ética y filosofía política en revistas especializadas nacionales e internacionales.
Temas de interés: Liberalismo político, democracia deliberativa, justicia global y derechos humanos
Francisco García Gibson
My main research areas are global poverty and political ethics.
Other areas I've written on include non-ideal theory, conceptual ethics, and international political realism.
I recently conducted research at:
-Princeton University (2016, Fulbright scholarship).
-Normative Orders, Frankfurt (2015, DAAD scholarship).
-University College London (2014, UBA scholarship).
I wrote a PhD thesis on how states should balance two potentially conflicting duties: the duty to reduce global poverty and the duty to reduce domestic inequality.
Felipe Rey
Felipe Rey Salamanca holds a bachelor of laws (LLB) from Javeriana U. (Colombia), a master in administrative law (LLM) from Del Rosario U. (Colombia) and a master in legal sciences (LLM) from Pompeu Fabra University. He is a member of the Research Group on Legal and Political Philosophy (UPF) and the Global Constitutionalism and Global Justice Research Project supported by the Spanish Ministry of Economy.
As a PhD student, Felipe works on a systemic approach to political representation, under the supervision of Professor José Luis Martí. On 2014, he published his first book (Teoría de la Representación Política en el Derecho Público, U. Javeriana), on imperative mandate and the mandate-independence debate. His second book is about the legal duty, established in the Colombian Constitution, to fulfill electoral promises (Voto programático y programas de gobierno en Colombia, U. del Rosario, 2015).
In Colombia, he has lectured in political philosophy and public law in Javeriana U., Del Rosario U. and Sergio Arboleda U. Before joining Pompeu Fabra U., Felipe worked as an advisor to the Minister of Interior.
