I have been a Professor of Legal Theory and Criminal Law at the Faculty of Law, Universidad Central de Chile, since 2020. I trained as a lawyer at the Universidad de Chile, completed a Master’s degree in Criminal Law at Universidad Pompeu Fabra, and earned my PhD in Law at the University of Glasgow, where I researched judicial review of constitutionality under the supervision of Emilios Christodoulidis and George Pavlakos. I have served as principal investigator of a research project on constituent power, through which I examined in greater depth the relationships between law, politics, and normativity. My work seeks to rethink classical problems in legal theory, normativity, and constitutionalism from a pragmatist perspective, particularly through the philosophy of Robert Brandom, understood as a framework for analyzing the relations between law and social and communicative practices. I have published in some of the most recognized international academic journals, including Modern Law Review, Law and Philosophy, and Jurisprudence.

Legal theory, constitutional theory, norm theory, and the problem of legal normativity