Sine historia jurisprudencia caeca est. Graduated in Law, master's degree in European Studies and master's degree in Protocol and Institutional Communication, my true passion is History, which I consider the most useful tool to understand both national and international law, as well as the current world order. I enjoy discovering History through the lives of the monarchs who once led the main European Royal Houses.
The tradition of holding trade fairs dates back to the Middle Ages; In its origins, these types of samples of artisan products were local in nature, and it was not until… Read More »The Great Universal Exhibition of 1851
The Protocol in the European Union Objectives and approach This exhibition aims to address the functioning and development of diplomacy in the international relations that are developed in… Read More »Protocol in International Organizations
To Amadeo-Martín Rey y Cabieses, whose contributions have inspired this article. This article aims to shed light on a subject that has not received significant treatment for a… Read More »Prize Law and Diplomacy: the case of the Distinguished Order of the Golden Fleece (I)
Previously, we had witnessed the beginnings of the contemporary international system, since we had very briefly outlined the profile of the Congress of Vienna, a milestone in International Relations, which,… Read More »Deciphering multilateralism: the Congress of Vienna (II)
Europe and multilateralism in times of anxiety Within the European Union, voices such as that of the president of the Commission, the German Úrsula von der Leyen,… Read More »Deciphering multilateralism: the Congress of Vienna (I)
Pre-Alphonse Spain and the origin of European imperialism The current Constitution that configures the Spanish legal system, as well as its political system, having been promulgated in 1978, has the… Read More »Alfonso XII and the foreign policy of Spain (I)
