Author: Blanca Rodríguez

Associate Professor of Constitutional Law at the University of Seville. Ph.D. in Law from the European University Institute (Florence, Italy); Post-doctoral von-Humbold research scholar at Frankfurt University; visiting scholar at the Yale Law School and the Gender Institute of the London School of Economics. Her research approaches questions related to fundamental rights, democratic citizenship and state theory from an interdisciplinary feminist perspective. She is involved in a number of post-graduate programmes on gender studies, has participated in various research projects and has led projects on Immigration and Political Participation and on Democracy and Political Participation: Redefining Democratic Citizenship (the latter with Manuel Carrasco Durán). She currently co-ordinates a research group on Disadvantaged Groups and Fundamental Rights, as well as the BinaSex Project. She is responsible for Legal Clinic on Fundamental Rights of the University of Seville. In 2018 she was awarded the Meridiana Prize for gender research by the Andalusian Institute for Women.