PROGRAM
The Program on Culture of Lawfulness (CulturLeg) conducts research, development, and innovation activities aimed at strengthening and optimizing the relationships between public institutions, legal norms, and citizens within democratic contexts.
Its activities focus on four complementary areas:
- Basic and applied research.
- Professional and academic training.
- Institutional and social consultancy.
- Evaluation and public foresight.
TRACK RECORD
The CulturLeg program constitutes a consolidated research path with extensive experience in R&D&I activities. Click below to know more
ONGOING PROJECTS
Currently, CurturLeg is carrying out the National Research Network on Culture of Lawfulness and Fight against Corruption [3] (RED2022-134265-T MCIN/AEI/10.13039/501100011033) [2023-2025], funded by the Spanish State Agency for Research, and the Interuniversity Program on Culture of Lawfulness / 4Trust (PHS-2024/PH-HUM-65). Furthermore, it provides consultancy services in good governance and combating economic crime to the Council of Europe through the Framework Agreement No. ECCD-TB2023-AO-57-UCM.
NOTICIAS RECIENTES
Manuel Villoria takes office as President of the Independent Authority for Whistleblower Protection
The Minister of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with Parliament, Félix Bolaños, attended the event and highlighted the Government's commitment, through the Action Plan for Democracy, to strengthening the fight against corruption.
Enrolment period for the University Expert Diploma: Responsible for the Information System on Infringements of the Law (Law 2/2023) is now open.
Enrolment period: from 9 September to 28 November 2024.
Eunomía renews the FECYT editorial quality seal
Eunomía. Journal on the Culture of Lawfulness achieves the renewal of the Editorial and Scientific Quality Seal from the Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology (FECYT) in its VIII call. It once again obtains the Mention of Good Editorial Practices in Gender Equality.The FECYT Quality Seal...
Delincuencia corporativa: compliance, canales de denuncia y persecución penal
New book! Nicolás Rodríguez García, Ana Carrillo del Teso y Giorgio D. M. Cerina (eds.). Presented by Joan Llinares.
ACTIVIDADES Y EVENTOS
Author Meets the Critics
Kant on Social Suffering (Cambridge Elements, The Philosophy of Immanuel Kant, 2025), by Nuria Sánchez Madrid
Hour: 10 a.m.-13 p.m.; 15-17 p.m
Venue: Dpto. Filosofía y Sociedad, UCM
Organized by: GINEDIS
Between Compensation and Citizenship: A Philosophical Analysis of Two Types of Social Programs
Alessandro Pinzani
Hour: 16h.
Venue: Faculty of Philosophy (Ed. A) S-217
Organized by: GINEDIS
New Readings of Kant’s Legal and Political Philosophy
Hour: 16h.
Venue: Faculty of Philosophy (Ed. A) S-217
Organized by: GINEDIS
Check out the new issue
No. 28 (May 2025 – October 2025)
Eunomia. Journal on the Culture of Lawfulness is an academic, interdisciplinary editorial initiative with international reach. It is published biannually in an electronic, open-access, and free format.
The journal has been awarded the FECYT Quality Seal, ranked in Quartile 1 within the legal sciences field, and is indexed in databases such as SCOPUS (SJR Q3 LAW), DOAJ, ERIH PLUS, REDIB, ISOC, Latindex, Dialnet, MIAR, Ulrich's Directory, and RESH, among others.
Explore all published entries
Lexicon on the Culture of Lawfulness
No. 28
Rereading... Leon Petrażycki: "The Nature of Law and Morality"
CULTURLEG CLASSICS
TEAM LEADERS
The CULTURLEG program currently has more than 100 researchers participating in its projects. Click to know the IPs and heads of the participating research groups.
Manuel Núñez-Nickel
Estudio Evolutivo de las Líneas de Investigación en Contabilidad y Finanzas / UC3M
PARTICIPATING INSTITUTIONS
COLLABORATING ENTITIES
