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J. Albano Santos
With a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from the Lisbon School of Economics, he was a senior specialist in Budget and Public Finance at the Ministry of Finance and a visiting professor at the University of Lisbon Higher Institute of Social and Political Sciences and the Lisbon School of Economics and Management in the areas of Public Economics and Public Finance. He was secretary-general of the Ministry of Public Works, Transport and Housing and assistant to Ministers of Finance and the Minister of the Republic for the Autonomous Region of the Azores.

Last updated: November 2023
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Evaristo Mendes
He has a Bachelor’s degree in Law from the University of Lisbon School of Law and a Master's degree in Law from the School of Human Sciences, now the Catholic University of Lisbon School of Law. Guest lecturer at this faculty (Lisbon School), co-coordinator of the postgraduate courses in Commercial Law and assistant coordinator of the Master’s degree in Business Law. Lawyer (legal consultant), author and co-author of several texts, articles and case law commentaries, lecture summaries and opinions, mainly in the area of Commercial Law. Former scholarship holder at DAAD and the Max Planck Institut in Munich (Industrial Property Law).
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Elsa Vaz de Sequeira
Assistant Professor at the Catholic University of Lisbon School of Law, where she graduated (1996), got her Master's degree (2004) and a PhD (2014). She is the coordinator of the Católica Research Centre for the Future of Law. She was co-executive coordinator of the Catholic University of Portugal Arbitration Centre from 2013 to 2017. She has published and carried out research in the areas of Civil Law and Criminal Law, particularly in the areas of collision of rights, co-ownership of rights and franchising contracts.
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Carla Amado Gomes
Professor at the University of Lisbon School of Law. Visiting Professor at the Catholic University of Porto School of Law. Researcher at the Public Law Research Centre (CIDP/ICJP). She writes on several areas of public law, particularly on environmental law, administrative law and administrative procedural law. She teaches Master’s and postgraduate courses in Environmental Law, Administrative Law and Energy Law in Angola, Mozambique and Brazil. She regularly assists in training courses at the Centre for Judicial Studies.
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Catarina Santos Botelho
Assistant professor (since 2016) and coordinator of Constitutional Law at the Porto Catholic University of Lisbon School of Law. She is also the executive coordinator of the Master’s degree courses in Law (2022), scientific coordinator of the Master’s degree courses in Constitutionalism, Democracy and Human Rights and co-coordinator of the Interdisciplinary Postgraduate Degree in Human Rights.
She is a member of the Coordination Council of the «Academic Network on The European Social Charter and Social Rights» and co-editor of the series «Constitutionalism in Latin America and the Caribbean» (Hart Publishing).
She is a member of the International Society of Public Law and the International Association of Electoral Law. Her most recent publications are: «Regulating Parties by Constitutional Rules in Liberal Democracies» (with Nuno Garoupa), in the German Law Journal, vol. 24 (9) 2023; «Academic Freedom as a Defensive Right» (with M. Stachowiak-Kudla, S. Westa & I. Bartha), Hague Journal on the Rule of Law, vol. 15, 2023; «The Presentist Portuguese Constitution, in The Architecture of Constitutional Amendments: History, Law, Politics», Hart Publishing, 2023; «Portugal: A European Union-friendly jurisdiction (with Marta Vicente), EU Law and National Constitutions: The Constitutional Dynamics of Multi-Level Governance», Routledge, 2024. And also «The end of the deception? Counteracting algorithmic discrimination in the digital age», in The Oxford Handbook on Digital Constitutionalism, Oxford University Press, 2024, in press.

Last updated: April 2024
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Bruno Pinto
Researcher in science and environmental communication at MARE – Centre for Marine and Environmental Sciences, Faculty of Sciences, University of Lisbon. He has a PhD in Environmental Engineering from Nova University Lisbon, a Master's degree in Applied Ecology and Conservation from the University of Kent, and a Bachelor’s degree in Biology from Nova University Lisbon.
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António Nunes de Carvalho
Visiting lecturer at the Catholic University of Lisbon School of Law. Master’s degree in Law. Legal expert. Author and co-author of several works and articles in several areas of Labour Law. Lecturer or speaker at master's courses, postgraduate courses and conferences in a number of national and foreign educational institutions. Member of the team that drew up the preliminary draft of the Labour Code (2002-2003).
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Gonçalo de Almeida Ribeiro
Constitutional Court Judge. Professor at Católica Global School of Law (Gulbenkian Professorship). Graduate of the NOVA School of Law in Lisbon (2006). Master's degree (2007) and PhD (2012) from Harvard Law School. He published the books "O Tribunal Constitucional e a Crise" (Almedina: Coimbra, 2014) and "Método do Caso – Uma Introdução ao Direito" (Universidade Católica Editora: Lisbon, 2014). He was a fellow of the Foundation for Science and Technology and a Clark Byse Fellow (Harvard). He received the Dean's Award for Excellence in Student Teaching from the Harvard Kennedy School of Government (2010) and the Mancini Prize for the Best Academic Work in the Field of European Law and Legal Thought from Harvard Law School (2012). He was a consultant for the OECD (2003/04) and the Tropical Scientific Research Institute (2004/05). He was also a member of the Scientific Committee of the 3rd Present in the Future Meeting organised by Fundação Francisco Manuel dos Santos (2014). He carries out research in the areas of Legal Theory, Political Philosophy and the History of Legal Thought.
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Daniel Fernandes
PhD candidate in Political Science at the European University Institute in Florence. With a background in International Relations, he completed his Master’s degree in Political Science at the University of Aveiro, focusing on issues of electoral competition and the success of new parties.