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Isabel Reig Fabado is a professor of Private International Law at the “Adolfo Miaja de la Muela” Department of International Law of the University of Valencia. She has worked in different lines of research such as international trade law, international labor law and worker protection, family law and the protection of minors, in particular, international child abduction, the gender perspective and educational innovation. Always with special attention to the protection of fundamental rights, especially in relation to procedural guarantees related to migrants, minors and workers.

Recently, he has participated in two research projects related to aspects of digitalization in the EU and AI. She has participated in more than twenty research projects and has been the main researcher in three, two of them on immigration matters and a Jean Monnet action, and she has directed the publication of a collective book on the fundamental rights of foreigners in Spain.

He teaches undergraduate and postgraduate courses in private international law, international trade and immigration matters. He has carried out research stays at the Instituteof Advanced Legal Studies (IALS) in London and the Max Planck in Hamburg and has been a visiting scholar at the University of Virginia (UVA), and has carried out research stays at the Sorbonne in Paris and at New York University (NYU). He has carried out different university management tasks, has directed a doctoral thesis on the legal problems of Google in the EU and, currently, has three six-year research years and five five-year years.