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Visiting Researcher Profiles
 

Visiting Researchers are individuals with a specific research project; they are invited to benefit from the FIU Law’s Library and faculty resources. Visiting Researchers are typically doctoral students from other disciplines or other countries, U.S. or foreign law professors in the early part of their careers, and practitioners working on international or comparative law-related research projects. Participants of the Visiting Researcher Program may visit for one month up to one year with the possibility of renewal for up to one additional year depending on visa restrictions.

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  • Transparency Privacy Paradox in Open Data Exchange and Algorithms by Lorayne Finol Romero

    Transparency Privacy Paradox in Open Data Exchange and Algorithms

    Lorayne Finol Romero
    Universidad Central de Chile, Chile

    Lorayne Finol Romero is Associate Professor of Law at Universidad Central de Chile. She has received her appointment as an FIU College of Law Courtesy Research Professor until March 24, 2023 to conduct research on “Transparency Privacy Paradox in Open Data Exchange and Algorithms”. To work on her research, she is a Santander International Mobility Scholarship grantee.

  • Global Health, Limitation of Rights and the Digital World by Ana Cristina Gallego Hernández

    Global Health, Limitation of Rights and the Digital World

    Ana Cristina Gallego Hernández
    Seville, Spain

    Ana Cristina Gallego Hernández will be working on her research "Global health, limitation of rights and the digital world”.

  • Conflict of Laws and Cryptocurrencies by Gökçe Kelahmet

    Conflict of Laws and Cryptocurrencies

    Gökçe Kelahmet
    Başkent University, Ankara,Turkey

    Gokce Kelahmet will be working on her PhD research “Conflict of Laws and Cryptocurrencies”.

  • Experimental Philosophy and New Technologies: The Social, Ethical, and Normative Consequences of Robotics and Human Enhancement Technologies by Rafael Aguilera Gordillo

    Experimental Philosophy and New Technologies: The Social, Ethical, and Normative Consequences of Robotics and Human Enhancement Technologies

    Rafael Aguilera Gordillo
    Loyola University, Andalusia, Spain

    Professor's Aguilera research project is “Experimental Philosophy and New Technologies: The Social, Ethical, and Normative Consequences of Robotics and Human Enhancement Technologies.”

  • The Role of Independent Bodies to Help Corporations Successfully Structure Integrity Cultures by Adriana Dantas

    The Role of Independent Bodies to Help Corporations Successfully Structure Integrity Cultures

    Adriana Dantas
    Insper Institute for Education and Research, São Paulo, Brazil

    Adriana Dantas is a Professor at Insper Institute for Education and Research, São Paulo- SP, and lectures in courses offered in the area of Compliance, Crisis Management, Investigations and Cooperation. Also, she is professor at Direito GV, São Paulo- SP, where she lectures on courses offered in the area of Compliance and Global Law. We will be hosting Adriana during the month of July 2022 so she can conduct research for her project “The role of independent bodies to help corporations successfully structure integrity cultures”.

  • Climate Justice from an International Justice System by Andrea Spada Jiménez

    Climate Justice from an International Justice System

    Andrea Spada Jiménez
    Universidad de Malaga, Spain

    Andrea Spada Jiménez has been appointed as a Courtesy Research Associate to conduct research on "Climate Justice from an International Justice System".

  • Applying Artificial Intelligence on Criminal Justice by Mohamed G. Zakaria

    Applying Artificial Intelligence on Criminal Justice

    Mohamed G. Zakaria
    Public Prosecutor working for the Egyptian Public Prosecution Office in Cairo, Egypt

    Mohamed Zakaria is Public Prosecutor working for the Egyptian Public Prosecution Office in Cairo, Egypt. He has been granted the Graduate Scholarship for Professionals offered by USAID, to conduct legal research at FIU College of Law on “Applying Artificial Intelligence on Criminal Justice”.

  • Corporate Criminal Liability by Jose Roberto Pazmiño Ruiz

    Corporate Criminal Liability

    Jose Roberto Pazmiño Ruiz
    PhD student at Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain

    José Roberto Pazmiño Ruiz is a partner of the Pazmiño & Pazmiño Law Firm as a consultant in criminal matters and is a consultant of Compliance & Criminal Defense, in Guayaquil–Quito, Ecuador. His thesis focuses on the evolution of corporations’ reactions as an assessment mechanism for corporate criminal liability in the European continental framework, with a focus in Spain. As a matter of comparative law, the thesis will predominantly take into consideration the American and German doctrines.

  • Human Centered Artificial Intelligence - Leveraging AI to Empower People and Democracy: a Multidisciplinary Perspective by Paola Cantarini Guerra

    Human Centered Artificial Intelligence - Leveraging AI to Empower People and Democracy: a Multidisciplinary Perspective

    Paola Cantarini Guerra
    PUC - Pontifícia University of São Paulo, Brazil

    Research focuses on the study of Artificial Intelligence from a Multidisciplinary Perspective.

  • Administrative sanctions and fundamental rights. Analysis of specific topics based on the principles, guarantees and rights regulated in the Constitution by Rosa Fernanda Gómez Gonzalez

    Administrative sanctions and fundamental rights. Analysis of specific topics based on the principles, guarantees and rights regulated in the Constitution

    Rosa Fernanda Gómez Gonzalez
    Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Escuela de Derecho, Chile

    Rosa Fernanda Gómez Gonzalez is Professor of Administrative Law at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso, Escuela de Derecho, Chile. Professor Gómez Gonzalez has been running the FONDECYT Postdoctoral research project No. 3190494 entitled “Administrative sanctions and fundamental rights. Analysis of specific topics based on the principles, guarantees and rights regulated in the Constitution”, sponsored by the Agencia Nacional de Investigación y Desarrollo (ANID), research that also has the institutional sponsorship of the aforementioned University.

  • Human Rights Violations in Dystopian Narratives: Literary and Legal Perspectives by Katarzyna Ginszt

    Human Rights Violations in Dystopian Narratives: Literary and Legal Perspectives

    Katarzyna Ginszt
    Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin, Poland

    Katarzyna Ginszt is a Courtesy Research Associate at FIU College of Law, to conduct research on "Human Rights Violations in Dystopian Narratives: Literary and Legal Perspectives". During the Fulbright Visiting Research Program her goal is to prepare an article for publication on human rights violation in dystopian fiction for American academic journals.

  • The SEC and Regional Inequality by Peter Robau

    The SEC and Regional Inequality

    Peter Robau
    Wagner Fellow at the NYU Pollack Center for Law & Business New York, NY

    Peter Robau is the Wagner Fellowship recipient 2019-2020 for original research at intersection of regulatory policy and capital markets. During his visit to FIU College of Law, he will be performing research for his article on The SEC and Regional Inequality.

  • Investment Arbitration and the Issue of Regulatory Chill by Zoltan Vig

    Investment Arbitration and the Issue of Regulatory Chill

    Zoltan Vig
    University of Szeged, Belgrade, Hungary

    Zoltán Víg is researching on Investment arbitration and the issue of regulatory chill.

  • Is the ICSID in Crisis? Reflections of the Argentina Experience by Agustina N . Vazquez

    Is the ICSID in Crisis? Reflections of the Argentina Experience

    Agustina N . Vazquez
    Legal Counsel for the National Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, Buenos Aires, Argentina

    Professor Vazquez will be performing legal research for the first draft of 'Is the ICSI Din Crisis? Reflections of the Argentina Experience' as part of the Argentinian National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights.

  • Consumer Protection and Urban Segregation by Paola Aceto

    Consumer Protection and Urban Segregation

    Paola Aceto
    5th year student at Perugia University School of Law, Italy

    Research in the study of consumer protection in the enclosures created by city's division in different areas (zoning).

  • Comparative Study of Religious Liberty under Peruvian Law and the United States First Amendment Rights by Maria Mercedes van der Ree

    Comparative Study of Religious Liberty under Peruvian Law and the United States First Amendment Rights

    Maria Mercedes van der Ree
    Auditor at the Interdiocesan Ecclesiastical Tribunal in the Archdiocese of Lima, Peru

    Research in the legal area of Religious Liberty. Her thesis is about the persons and entities entitled to the right of religious liberty under Peruvian Law ("Sujetos de Derecho de Libertad Religiosa en el Ordenamiento Jurídico Peruano"). Other areas of investigation are Constitutional Law, Human Rights Law, and Ecclesiastical Law of the State. Part of her research consists in the investigation of other legal systems with respect to the right of religious liberty, as a comparative study to the Peruvian legal framework.

  • Fintech and Disintermediation by Francesco Della Rocca

    Fintech and Disintermediation

    Francesco Della Rocca
    Universita degli Studi di Roma Tre, Rome, Italy

    The purpose of Mr. Della Rocca legal research is focused on Fintech and Disintermediation, which are the topics of the final thesis of his Phd.

  • Income and Taxation of International Soccer Players by Luis Fernando Toribio Bernárdez

    Income and Taxation of International Soccer Players

    Luis Fernando Toribio Bernárdez
    University of Sevilla Law School, Spain

    Research focuses on the study of the tax treatment of professional football players’ income, with particular attention to the most significant aspects on international taxation matters.

  • Relation Between The Law of Tracing and The Laundering Money Process by Danilo Knijnik

    Relation Between The Law of Tracing and The Laundering Money Process

    Danilo Knijnik
    Dean of the Law Faculty of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul - UFRGS, Brazil

    His research will focus on the Relation Between The Law of Tracing and The Laundering Money Process. This means that key concepts to be examined are the laundering money process (mostly involving multiple bank transactions) and the law of tracing (as originally construed in the area of thrust law) and the relation among both.

  • Land Grabbing in Latin America by Miranda De Meo

    Land Grabbing in Latin America

    Miranda De Meo
    Law Student from University of Roma Tre, Rome, Italy

    Research particularly interested in the phenomenon of “Land Grabbing” in South America and the cultural, environmental, political way it is affecting the indigenous.

  • Essential Trial Advocacy Skills: What We Can Learn from the U.S. Adversarial System by Sebastian Soltau Salazar

    Essential Trial Advocacy Skills: What We Can Learn from the U.S. Adversarial System

    Sebastian Soltau Salazar
    Associate at Miranda & Amado, Peru

    Research focuses on the study of the U.S. adversarial system as a model of reference, with the objective of writing a book in Spanish that Peruvian law school professors can use to teach trial advocacy skills to their students, regardless of the applicable Peruvian law (civil or criminal).

  • Property Rights of Land in Latin America by José Iván Jarquín Ortiz

    Property Rights of Land in Latin America

    José Iván Jarquín Ortiz
    Master student in Economics and Municipal Management at the Instituto Politécnico Nacional, Mexico

    Research focuses on the knowledge of regulations and laws of other Latin American countries (as in the case of Chile, Bolivia and Colombia) and the United States of America, about legal and regulatory aspects regarding property rights.

  • Recent Reforms Made to the French Civil Code on the Matters of Obligations and Contracts by Jose Eloy Anzola

    Recent Reforms Made to the French Civil Code on the Matters of Obligations and Contracts

    Jose Eloy Anzola
    Independent International Arbitrator based in Miami, Florida

    Research focuses on writing a report, both in English and Spanish, on the recent reforms made to the French Civil Code on the matters of obligations and contracts.

  • Termination Of Franchise Agreements – Is A Statutory Regulation Necessary? by Kristina Stefanova

    Termination Of Franchise Agreements – Is A Statutory Regulation Necessary?

    Kristina Stefanova
    PhD student in the University of National and World Economy in Sofia, Bulgaria

    The aim of this research is to identify the typical issues in franchise agreements and examine them from the perspective of the Civil law system; also, to observe the impact of the regulation, in case of the termination of the franchise agreement, on developed and operating franchise systems.

  • Pre-Trial Stage of Discovery by Kim Jung Woo

    Pre-Trial Stage of Discovery

    Kim Jung Woo
    Judge at the Pusan District Court of Seoul, South Korea

    Research focuses on the study of the U.S. legal system, with particular attention on Discovery, the pre –trial stage in a lawsuit.

 
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