Prof. Dr. Fernando Galindo. Professor of Philosophy of Law at the University of Zaragoza. Professor of "Philosophy of Law", "Ethics and Law", "Computer Science and Law", "Ethics and Legislation for Engineers" and "Electronic Government". Research projects (R + D + i) on: a communicative concept of law, access to legal texts, judicial communications over the Internet, security of electronic communications through the use of encryption and electronic signature. Head of the Research Group on Data Protection, Documentation and Multiculturalism (until 2019). He is currently part of the Information and documentation of heritage in digital culture Research Group. Postdoctoral studies and research stays in Frankfurt an Main (Germany, 1981), Bremen (Germany, 1984), Louisiana State Law Institute (USA, 1986) and Münster (1987). Joint research between 1992 and 1993 with the Universities of Linz and Vienna (Austria), 1995 and 1996 with Queen's University Belfast (United Kingdom), since 2007 with the Federal University of Santa Catarina (Brazil). Advisor (since 1997) of the public key certification services SISCER and FESTE and several telecommunications and software firms. Organizer in October 1995 of the Workshop "Cryptography, privacy and informative self-determination", School of Engineering and Faculty of Law, Univ. of Zaragoza. Author, editor and co-editor of more than two hundred and fifty publications, including 10 books.

Elena E. Gulyaeva, PhD, Assistant Professor in International Law Department, Diplomatic Academy of Russian Foreign Ministry.

Editor to the Journal of «Revista Confrontos», Brazil; Editor of the Revista Opinião Jurídica (ISSN 1806-0420), Qualis A2, Brazil; Member of Association of Constitutional Justice (Argentine); Member of European Society of International Law – ESIL; Expert of the Academic Council for International Relations at the International Institute of Human Rights for America (Buenos Aires, Argentina); Expert for the annual review on International Law (Mexico, UNAM); Member of Russian Association of International Law (Moscow, Russia).

Research interests:

International Public Law. Comparative Law. International Justice. International Protection of Human Rights. International Mechanisms of Protection of Human Rights and Freedoms. International Criminal Law. Non-governmental Organizations of Human Rights. European Law. Diplomatic and Consular Law.