About

Dr María G. Navarro works at the Department of Legal History and Law, Moral and Political Philosophy (University of Salamanca). She holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy (UNED), M.A. in Philosophy (Complutense University, Madrid), M.A. in Legal Argumentation (University of Alicante). She has worked as postdoctoral fellow at the University of Amsterdam, and as “Juan de la Cierva” fellow at the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC). She has received funding from European, Spanish and German institutions to work and conduct research at the Universities of Heidelberg, Freiburg i/B, Birmingham (UK), Amsterdam, The National Autonomous University of Mexico, and The Institute of Innovation and Knowledge Management (CSIC and Polytechnic University of Valencia). Her research interests include Moral and political philosophy, Social epistemology, Deliberative Democracy, Argumentation theories, Political theory, and Philosophical hermeneutics.

Research Interests

Comparative Politics, Democracy, European Politics, European Union, Globalisation, Political Participation, Political Psychology, Political Theory, Social Welfare, Feminism, Decision Making, Ethics, Political Ideology, Southern Europe, Political Cultures

Current/Upcoming Events

Standing Groups and Research Networks

• Democratic Innovations
• Federalism and Regionalism
• European Union
• Gender and Politics
• Identity
• Participation and Mobilisation
• Parliaments
• Political Communication
• Political Culture
• Political Concepts
• Political Networks
• Political Psychology
• Political Representation
• Political Theory
• Politics and Technology
• Southern European Politics