Tarello Institute for Legal Philosophy's podcast TILPh

We are excited to announce the launch of a new series on the Tarello Podcast, featuring interviews with notable individuals working on areas close to the Institute’s lines of research. Without further ado, we present the inaugural episode of the "Meet Our Friends" series, featuring an exclusive interview with Dr. Federico Anghelé, who currently serves as the Director and Head of Policy at Good Lobby Italia. Dr. Anghelé, holding a PhD in Political History from the University of Genova and having completed Post Docs in Turin and Naples, made a significant career shift in 2012, choosing to dedicate his professional life to causes aimed at effecting positive change. In this podcast episode, we delve into the journey of a PhD holder outside academia and much more!



Welcome to the first episode of our interviews with friends of the Tarello Institute.

To learn more about Dr. Anghelé, please visit his LinkedIn profile [here].



This interview results from the CLOE Seminar Series “Recent Perspectives on Migration and Participatory Public Policy” organized by Pablo Rivas Robledo and Raquel Sarria Acosta within the Framework of the CLOE doctoral program (co-funded by the EU under the MSCA COFUND framework).



This episode is hosted by Agnès Díaz Castellano, with the participation of Julieta Rabanos.

This tenth episode of Tarello Institute's podcast is dedicated to the interview of Rafael Buzón, profesor Ayudante LOU of Philosophy of Law at the University of Alicante.

His full research and profile can be found here.Here you can find a glimpse of some of Buzón's main works and publications:


"Ecos jurídicos en la obra de Antonio Machado" (2020), en Istor, Revista de Historia Internacional, nº 81.
"Introducción al pensamiento iusfilosófico de Manuel Atienza" (2022), Doxa, nº46.
La Escuela de Alicante de filosofía del Derecho. Argumentación jurídica y postpositivismo (2022), en coautoría con Juan Jesús Garza Onofre, Tirant lo Blanch, España.
"Conceptual conjugation between law and morality. Legal post-positivism, defeasibility and practical errors" (forthcoming).

This episode is hosted by Julieta A. Rabanos.

This ninth episode of Tarello Institute's podcast is dedicated to the interview of Dawid Bunikowski, Professor at the State University of Applied Sciences in Wloclawek, Department of Administration (Poland), Docent (in the Philosophy of Law in the Arctic) at the University of Lapland, Arctic Centre (Finland), Lecturer at the University of Guyana, Department of Law (Guyana), Visiting Researcher at the University of Eastern Finland, School of Theology (Finland), Visiting Professor at Carleton University, Department of Law and Legal Studies (Canada), and Erasmus visiting fellow of this Institute.

His full research and profile can be found here.

Here you can find a glimpse of some of Bukinowski’s main works and publications:


Philosophies of Polar Law, ed. by D. Bunikowski and A.D. Hemmings, Routledge Research in Polar Law, Routledge 2021.
Why  Religion? Towards a Critical Philosophy of Law, Peace and God, ed. by D. Bunikowski and A. Puppo, Springer 2020.
(with R. Musiałkiewicz) The principles of  subsidiarity and decentralisation during the COVID-19 pandemic, with particular emphasis on the Polish and Finnish legal systems, Comparative Law Review, vol. 28, 2022, Poland.
(with Agnieszka Szpak) Saami truth and reconciliation commissions, The International Journal of Human Rights, vol. 26, issue 2, 2022.
Human security as philosophy of law and legal pluralism in Arctic indigenous areas, [in:] Unconventional Aspects of Human Security. Cases from the Barents Region, ed. by K. Hossain and A. Petrétei, Juridica Lapponica 45, University of Lapland: Rovaniemi 2018. Finland.

This episode is hosted by Julieta A. Rabanos.

This eighth episode of Tarello Institute's podcast is dedicated to the interview of Ievgeniia Kopytsia, Associate Professor in the Department of Environmental Law at the Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University (Kharkiv, Ukraine), visiting fellow of the Institute. The interview was recorded in May.

Her full research and profile can be found here and here. Her website is here.

Here you can find a glimpse of some of Kopytsia’s main works and publications:


Kopytsia I, ‘The Legal Regulation of Climate Change in Ukraine: Issues and Prospects’ Journal of Environmental Law and Policy. 2021 001 P. 105-125. https://doi.org/10.33002/jelp001.05 [in English]
Anisimova H., Kopytsia I. The Role of Courts in Environmental Rights Protection in the Context of the State Policy of Ukraine. Access to Justice in Eastern Europe. 2021. No 2(10). P. 164–176. https://doi.org/10.33327/AJEE-18-4.2-n000066
Kopytsia, I, Tulina, Е. Legal Regulation of Invasive Alien Species with Regards to Climate Change in Ukraine. https://doi.org/10.21564/2414-990X.155.243496
Samoilenko, V., Kopytsia, I., Belevtseva, V., Skulysh, Y., Shumilo, O. Conceptual basis of national energy security against the backdrop of global challenges. Journal of Security and Sustainability Issues. 2020. 10(1), P. 329-343. https://doi.org/10.9770/jssi.2020.10.1(24) [in English]

This episode is hosted by Julieta A. Rabanos.

This seventh episode of Tarello Institute's podcast is dedicated to the interview of Alba Lojo from the Universidad Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona - Spain), who is a recent visiting fellow at the TILPH.

Her full research and profile can be found here.

Here you can find a glimpse of some of Lojo’s main works and publications:


Lojo, A. (ed). Simposio "Reflexiones acerca del "Positivismo Jurídico Interno" de M. Cristina Redondo", DOXA, forthcoming.
Lojo, A. "Los problemas epistemológicos de las reglas genuinas en «Positivismo jurídico 'interno'» de María Cristina Redondo". DOXA, forthcoming.
Lojo, A. “Una respuesta a la concepción reduccionista de las reglas constitutivas”, en Reglas Constitutivas y Derecho. Josep M. Vilajosana y Lorena Ramírez Ludeña (eds.), Marcial Pons, 2022.
Lojo, A. & Kristan, M.V., "¿Un normativismo “redondo”? El positivismo jurídico “interno” a examen", Discusiones, n.26, 2021, núm.1.

This episode is hosted by Julieta A. Rabanos.

This sixth episode of Tarello Institute's podcast is dedicated to the interview of Alejandro Calzetta from the Universidad Alberto Hurtado (Chile), who is a recent visiting fellow at the TILPH.

His full research and profile can be found here.

Here you can find a glimpse of some of Calzetta’s main works and publications:


«Competencia y Constituividad. Las Normas de Competencia en la obra de Riccardo Guastini» [L’arte della distinzione Scritti per Riccardo Guastini. Vol.I, (Comanducci, Chiassoni, Ratti, editores), Marcial Pons, Madrid, 2019, pp. 275-293].
«Von Wright y las normas de competencia». [en «Libertad, razón y normatividad. La vigencia del pensamiento de G.H. von Wright a los 100 años de su nacimiento», González Lagier, Daniel & Figueroa Rubio, Sebastián (Eds.), Palestra, 2018.
«Los Enfoques sobre la Competencia de Alf Ross», Revista de Derecho (Valdivia), 2018, vol. 31, N°1, pp. 9-29.
«Competencia y Producción Normativa en Alchourrón y Bulygin». Ideas & Derecho, Número 10, Asociación Argentina de Filosofía del Derecho, Buenos Aires, Argentina, 2017 (ISSN: 2314-0321).
«I Limiti del Panoptismo Definiti: la lettura di Bentham en Sorvegliare e Punire», [en Michel Foucault. Diritto, sapere, verità, editado por Laura Scudieri y Alessio Di Lisciandro], Ledizioni, Milano, 2015.
«Una Nueva Visita a la Concepción Expresiva» (coescrita con Alessio Sardo), DOXA – Cuadernos de Filosofía del Derecho, Número 37, Alicante, España, 2014 (ISSN: 0214-8676).

This episode is hosted by Julieta A. Rabanos.