Josep Lluís Martí

Josep Lluís Martí has ​​a degree in law and a doctorate in political science from Pompeu Fabra University. He is a researcher in democratic theory and political philosophy and his lines of research focus on the study of deliberative democracy, participatory and digital democracy as well as new technologies at the service of citizen participation. Currently Josep Lluís Martí leads the multidisciplinary research project Global Democracy Project, which studies the forms of democratization of international institutions and the development of legitimate spaces of global governance and also leads the research group that participates in the European project H2020 REDEM and collaborates with the GovLab of New York University in the CrowdLaw Project. He has published books such as La Republica deliberativa (Marcial Pons, 2006), Deliberative Democracy and Its Discontents, co-edited with Samantha Besson (Ashgate, 2006), Legal Republicanism, also co-edited with Samantha Besson (Oxford University Press, 2009), and A Political Philosophy in Public Life. Civic Republicanism in Zapatero's Spain, co-authored with the philosopher Philip Pettit (Princeton University Press, 2010). Professor Martí has ​​been a researcher at the Laurance Rockefeller Fellow at Princeton University (2008-2009) and a visiting professor at the University of Richmond (2014).