Rodolfo Marcone-Lo Presti
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Rodolfo Marcone-Lo Presti | |
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| Born | 25 August 1984 |
| Alma mater | Universidad Nacional Andrés Bello |
| Profession | Lawyer |
Rodolfo Marcone-Lo Presti (born 1984) is a Chilean lawyer and philosopher whose academic work focuses on philosophy of law, political theory, human rights and ecological legal thought.[1]
Marcone-Lo Presti earned a law degree from Universidad Nacional Andrés Bello in Chile.[1] He later completed master's programs in Law, Business and Justice and Constitutional Law at the University of Valencia (Spain).[1] He also obtained diplomas in Family and Society at the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile,[2] and International Studies at the University of Chile,[3] as well as studies in Alternative Dispute Resolution at Boston College (USA).[1]
He completed his PhD in Philosophy of Law and Politics at the University of Valencia, with the dissertation Diacronía del ideal político de armonía: Buena Vida, Bien Común y Buen Vivir, under the supervision of Jesús Ballesteros and Vicente Bellver.[4] His academic affiliation and publications list him as a doctor in the field.[5][6]
Academic work
Marcone-Lo Presti has contributed to journals and collective works on ethics, political philosophy and legal theory. In 2024 he published an interview with professor Jesús Ballesteros in Oxímora. International Journal of Ethics and Politics.[7] He has also worked with Ballesteros on publications regarding the war in Ukraine.[8]
He contributed to the collective work Pablo de Tarso: actualidades patrísticas (University of Los Lagos, 2023),[9] and co-authored El derecho ante el colapso ecológico. Propuestas para una transición ecosocial (Dykinson, 2024).[5]
