Eduardo Martín Acosta Yparraguirre, PhD

Lawyer and Doctor of Law and Political Science. Full-time Associate Professor at San Ignacio de Loyola University (Lima, Peru), with postgraduate studies and continuing education at Princeton University, Harvard University, Complutense University of Madrid, University of Barcelona, ​​University of Castilla-La Mancha, and University of Piura. Fellow of the Natural Law and Public Affairs Seminar at Princeton University and the Witherspoon Institute, and also an In Altum Fellow at The Catholic University of America. Professor at the undergraduate and graduate levels at various universities in Peru and abroad. Legal advisor to companies. Advanced command of English and French. Administrative positions: Former Director of the Postgraduate Law Unit at San Ignacio de Loyola University and Former Academic Coordinator of the Center for Political Studies and Public Management at Santo Toribio de Mogrovejo Catholic University. Director of the Philosophy of Law Research Group. Research: Scopus author, reviewer of scientific articles, and RENACYT researcher, with numerous scientific articles published in high-impact indexed journals, as well as peer-reviewed books and book chapters published in Peru and abroad. Areas of expertise in research and teaching: Philosophy of Law, Constitutional Law, Human Rights, Political Science, Legal Theory, State Theory and History of Political Thought, Legal English, and others.