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Research policy

The University of Deusto is an institution committed to the efficient and competitive training of its professionals, as well as to innovation and social development. Within the framework of this project, Deusto Law School aims to be a key actor in the field of legal research, knowledge generation and transfer, achieving a fine balance between legal and scientific production and intervention in society.

 

Contact us

Iratxe erdozain 

94 413 91 28

i.erdozain@deusto.es

 

The Faculty's core research is characterised by its interdisciplinary nature and its social and applied dimension in private industry and public administration. The research is oriented towards legal specialisation. The Faculty has made significant efforts in recent years to internationalise its research through major collaborations with other research centres and universities.

  • The economy and its interconnection with social innovation and development.
  • The normative articulation of public power and its mutations.
  • Transnational law and its transformations in a global framework.
  • The normative nature of European integration, its evolution and development.
  • Property law from an interdisciplinary and multilevel perspective.
  • Economic criminal law.
  • Law in the face of genetics, biotechnology and biomedical research.
  • Cooperativism, its regulatory framework and its evolution in the local and global context.
  • Regulatory processes and institutions of international trade.
  • Social protection of the law.
  • Law and Labour Relations
  • Human rights, cultural diversity and humanitarian aid in a global and conflictual context.
  • Law and transnational migration.
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Research areas

Social Economy, Development and Innovation for People (EDISPe)

Changes in public power and transnational law

European integration and property law

Cooperativism, taxation, promotion, labour relations and social protection (COFIFRELAPS)

Sociocultural challenges and human rights in a changing world

  • People-based sustainable management models: they are the core value in organisations as they create, innovate, contribute and have the know-how.
  • Social and solidarity economy for sustainable development: cooperatives, labour companies, labour insertion companies, social enterprises, their values and principles to grow in a balanced and cohesive way.
  • Innovation and social entrepreneurship: focusing on social innovation and group entrepreneurship initiatives, mainly drawn from the experiences of the European social movement.
  • Learning and service as a transformative pedagogical tool to foster civic, participatory and entrepreneurial spirit in the community with special emphasis on young people.

1- The mutations of public power:

  • Multilevel public power. Fragmentation of Law. Judicial dialogue.
  • Economic constitution. Competition law. Public intervention in the economy.
  • Citizen participation Accountability. Simplification and improvement of administration.

 2-Transnational Law:

  • Institutions and regulatory processes of international trade.
  • Unification processes of contract law in Europe.
  • Economic criminal law. New skills for new Jobs (Teaching innovation in Law).
  • European Integration: a study and assessment of the political construction process in Europe from an interdisciplinary perspective.
  • Property law: a study of Law governing the legal relationships arising from transnational economic activities from an interdisciplinary and multilevel (national and international) approach.
  • Promotion of cooperative practice in a context of severe crisis and economic internationalisation.
  • Proposals for the adjustment of tax policies to sustainable economic and social growth.
  • Analysis of administrative strategies to encourage, foster and promote citizen participation in the management and provision of services of general interest.
  • Analysis of the adaptations of industrial relations to the needs of the 21st century.
  • International migrations, integration and social cohesion.
  • Human rights, cultural diversity and identities.
  • Human rights, conflicts and humanitarian action.

Teams

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ECONOMIC CONSTITUTION AND SOCIAL JUSTICE

Our team researches society vs. globalisation and the legal implications of this analysis. It also analyses the impact of economic globalisation, business and the market, particularly in terms of trade.
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“Human Rights and Sociocultural Challenges in a Changing World”

"Human Rights and Sociocultural Challenges in a Changing World" brings together people working for a human rights culture from an academic and scientific perspective, and with a strong social and international vocation.
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SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT, ECONOMY AND INNOVATION FOR PEOPLE (EDISPe2)

Research team on social development, economy and innovation for people.
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LEGAL INCENTIVES FOR SOCIAL AND LABOUR CHALLENGES

Digital transition, ecological transition, social transition.
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EUROPEAN INTEGRATION AND PROPERTY LAW IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT

This group focuses its research on EU legal developments and transnational economic activities from a multidisciplinary legal approach. 
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ETHICS APPLIED TO SOCIAL REALITY

We do research to identify, understand and address the ethical challenges facing our fast-changing societies.

Centros

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Institute of Cooperative Studies
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Institute of Human Rights
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International Association of Cooperative Law

Personal investigador

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