Full name: Carlos Alberto Martinez Ferrero
Current Position and Responsibilities at WIUT
Currently Carlos Martinez is a Senior Lecturer and Module Leader for Public Law and Alternative Dispute Resolutions modules.
Academic Background and Research Interests
PhD Student - UNED, Madrid, Spain
Master’s Degree in Law - UNED, Spanish Open University, London Branch
Diploma in Law - Universidad de Leon, Spain
His main research interests lie in the areas of Human Rights Law and the issues of Democratic Development of the former Soviet Union Republics.
Professional Experience and Selected Publications
After he left the University he went to London where he worked in several companies. His main job was, as a General Manager, the day to day running of a chain of bookshops in Central London. He always wanted to come back to the University and the opportunity came 4 years ago when he arrived in Uzbekistan. Before joining WIUT he worked for the University of World Economy and Diplomacy and the University of World Languages as a Spanish Language teacher. He was employed by the Students Union of WIUT as a Spanish teacher, before joining the Law Faculty. Last year he published two articles regarding the Constitutional development of Uzbekistan and he has several projects in progress covering the different aspects of Islamic Law, the analysis of the Soviet Constitutions and the symbols of Picasso’s Guernica.
- Work Experience
- Senior Law Lecturer and Module Leader of Public Law, Human Rights Law - WIUT, 2006-present
- Spanish Language Teacher - WIUT, 2004-2006
- Spanish Language Teacher - University of World Economy and Diplomacy, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, 2003-2004
- Spanish Language Teacher and Literature Researcher - University of World Languages, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, Spanish faculty, 2003-2004
- General Manager - The Book Warehouse, London, UK, 1995-2003
- Working experience in taxation - Pell-Frishment Group, London, UK, 1994-1995
- General Assistant -Pieles y cueros Casimiro Martinez Garcia, 1978-1990
- Selected Publications
- “The Preamble of the 1992 Constitution of Uzbekistan and the dangers of the Soviet legacy”, Posted (March 2007). Central Asia Law Initiative. The University of Montana School of Law.
- Comment on the 1992 Constitution of Uzbekistan: Part one: Fundamental Principles. Central Asia Law Initiative. The University of Montana School of Law.
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