Alicia Pastor y Camarasa

I am a PhD researcher at UCLouvain. My dissertation explores the role of external actors during constitution-making, focusing on the Tunisian case. My research lies at the intersection of comparative constitutional law, constitutional legal theory, and socio-legal approaches. I endeavour to use social science methodologies to answer legal questions through empirically-grounded qualitative analysis. She was a 2018 Belgian American Educational Foundation Fellow (BAEF) visiting at the Department of Political Science of UMass Amherst (2018-2019) under the supervision of Prof. Jamie Rowen. Alicia holds a Master of European and Public Law (UCLouvain, Belgium, 2013) and a Master of Laws (LL.M) in Transnational Law (King’s College London, 2015).