IPR is dedicated to fostering intellectual growth by publishing high-quality social sciences research. The journal provides students with opportunities to develop their writing and analytical skills from their first year, ensuring that every contribution reflects thoughtful and factual analysis.
The journal upholds the belief that intellectual debate and respectful discourse are vital for innovation. It embraces diverse perspectives, welcoming every opinion and encouraging a rigorous, scientific approach to global policy issues.
IPR believes that the development of any field is driven by intellectual curiosity and academic integrity. It seeks to inspire and cultivate future leaders in policy-making by offering a platform for critical analysis and creative problem-solving, regardless of political or social standing.
My name is Matilde Romagnoli, I am Italian but I lived in India and in the Middle East. I am currently enrolled in a dual degree in Law and International Relations. I am fascinated by topics such as Intellectual Property and Cybersecurity.
I am Claudia Espinosa. I am a third-year Law and International Relations student. I am from Madrid, Spain and I love reading and learning new things. I also enjoy playing padel with my friends and travelling.
Hi I’m Paul a third year BBA BIR Student. Born and raised in Vienna, Austria, I’ve been interested in history, international relations and geopolitics all my life. I want to become a diplomat after my studies I am already very interested in foreign policy topics. I am especially passionate about topics such as the Chinese BRI and Neo-colonialization.
I am an economics student with a keen interest in political discussions and debating. There is nothing I enjoy more than speaking in public and sharing diverse opinions with others. My main interests are cooking and collecting. Specifically, I have a numismatics collection that hoards the currencies from the distinct parts of the world I’ve visited!
I am an economics student from Banglore, India. Driven by impactful ideas and a passion for pushing boundaries, I like to define myself as a translator of creativity. My ideation and analytical skills fuel my interests in filmmaking, fusion cooking, and ingenious problem-solving. I thrive in diverse environments and believe in the value of cooperation over competition. Above all, I strive to uphold my values and be a cultured, thoughtful individual.
My name is Vanessa Chioaru and I am part French part Romanian. I am a dedicated third-year law student who thoroughly enjoys creative writing and debate. Academically, my interests in the law are diverse ranging from copyright to administrative law while equally extending to journalism. In my spare time, I adore reading a good fantasy novel and going to the gym. I could not be more thrilled to be taking on this new opportunity as the Director of the Law Chapter, where I hope to work with and learn from various writers and editors. I am confident that the pieces produced by the Law Chapter and the IPR will spark worthwhile discussions that will bring about new perspectives on policy making.
Hi! I’m Francesca, a third-year BBABIR student from Argentina. I’ve always been fascinated by the power of digital platforms to connect people, share stories and drive meaningful change. As social media manager for IPR I’m excited to take our club to new heights on our online presence!
My name is Alexia Dimitriou, I am a multilingual second year student currently studying towards my Bachelor of Laws. Having grown up in an international environment, I have always been interested in getting to know different people from different cultures, and as such I discover the broad inequalities that shrouds our world. From this, combined with my tendencies to perform critical analysis, I’ve not only developed a passion for Law but also learned a lot about myself and my abilities. Accordingly, my interest in developing my legal skills, but also professional skills have been deepened by interacting with the IE community, through events and joining clubs. Through the last few years I learned a lot from different individuals I’ve met through external professional opportunities, as well as within IE, that brought me to where I am today. I am continuously eager to grow and strive in each project I take part in, hoping to continue growing as an individual and as a professional.
Hi! I’m Lucas, an International Relations student with a global upbringing across Spain, Singapore, the U.S., and Argentina. Passionate about diplomacy and foreign policy, I focus on analyzing complex global challenges and fostering cross-cultural cooperation. Outside academics, I enjoy writing and exploring diverse perspectives on international issues.
Hi! I am Isabela Rodacki, a second year BBA BIR student. I was born and raised in São Paulo, Brazil. I have always been passionate about reading and writing, particularly on topics related to politics. I’m fascinated with academic research and global affairs, which drives my focus on non-Western foreign policy. I also enjoy running and listening to music.
My name is Alfredo, I am an international relations student from Costa Rica and also lived part of my life in Washington D.C. I consider myself a curious person with many interests like politics, drone photography and outdoor activities! I am happy to be part of the IR chapter knowing that I enjoy reading and writing about relevant global issues. I hope to focus more on highlighting topics that lack mainstream coverage and are just as important. I am interested in collaborating more with the community and other universities to keep elevating the quality of our work.
—
My name is Nikola Pantelić and I am a first-year comparative law student from Belgrade, Serbia. I have chosen to pursue a legal education due to my deep interests in the regulation of business practices and human rights. As the Vice-Director of the Law & Policy Chapter, I intend to cherish the collaborative spirit of the Review through establishing partnerships world-wide, primarily with other universities that belong to the comparative law tradition, and shed a light on pressing societal issues.
Hello! I am Stephanie Villamor, from the Philippines. I am currently a second year BBALLB student. My interests include how the law, international politics, economies, and businesses overlap and shape societies. Churchill once said, “Out of intense complexities, intense simplicities emerge.” (1923)
I am Gabriela, a second-year Law and International Relations student. I am originally from Madrid, but I have also lived in Hong Kong and Singapore. In my free time I like to run and I am currently training for the London Marathon.
I’m Andreea, a first-year PPLE student from Moldova. I am passionate about research, especially in the areas of governance, economic development and migration. I also love Math! In my free time, I enjoy playing the ukulele, reading and spending time with friends. Apart from that I’ve always prioritised getting involved in volunteering activities, including tutoring and fundraising.
–
My name is Weronika von Lonski and I’m from Warsaw, Poland. I’m a first year Law and International Relations student in Segovia. I’m passionate about human rights and migrations, as well as writing, creative and professional. In my free time I enjoy dancing.
–
Hi! My name is Mia and I’m a third-year BCDM student from the Dominican Republic.
He is in the class of 2024 studying the Bachelor in International Relations. Coming from Northern Canada, Zach is passionate about the environment, Indigenous issues, and Arctic policy. He decided to study in Spain to open his worldview, meet people from a wide range of backgrounds, and joined the IPR as a means to achieve this goal. Zach was part of the IPR Editorial Board since 2021.
He is a Bachelor in International Relations student who is of American and Korean descent and who has lived in multiple countries. His interests include foreign policy, transitional justice, and peace and conflict, as well as understanding ‘the local’ and jogging. There is life beyond this life, and both lives matter.
He was born in Denmark to Indian parents and studied two bachelors: Dual Degree in Business Administration and International Relations. His interests at the time included global governance, marketing and Intercultural Management.
She studied Law and International Relations and is passionate about international affairs, international law, and public policy. Iness has previous experience in the private and public sectors. She speaks English, Spanish, French, and Arabic fluently and is an intermediate Mandarin Chinese speaker.
We use both our own and third-party cookies to enhance our services and to offer you the content that most suits your preferences by analysing your browsing habits. Your continued use of the site means that you accept these cookies. You may change your settings and obtain more information here. Accept