Guillermo Jiménez

• Doctor of Laws, University College London.      
• Master’s degree in Public Law, University College London.      
• Bachelor in Legal and Social Sciences, Universidad de Chile.  

Professor Jimenez collaborates with CIDS as a researcher. His research interests focus on public law and, especially, on the institutions that make up the executive branch of government, combining legal analysis with institutional and political theory. His doctoral research focused on the role of the Comptroller General in the Chilean administrative justice regime, using a socio-legal methodology. Recently, he has also carried out empirical work in the context of judicial proceedings for interdiction due to dementia as a co-researcher in a Fondecyt project on the rights of persons with disabilities. 

• La Contraloría en el proceso regulatorio (a ser publicado en Revista de Derecho, Universidad Austral, vol. XXXIV N°1, 2021).
• Non-judicial legal accountability: The case of the Chilean comptroller general (a ser publicado en Mikuli & Kuca (eds), Accountability and the Law. Rights, Authority and Transparency of Public Power, Routledge, 2021).
• Process design, expert knowledge and participation in legal capacity assessment in Chile (con Pablo Marshall) (working paper).

Among the representative products of these lines of research are:

• The Comptroller’s Office in the regulatory process (to be published in Revista de Derecho, Universidad Austral, vol. XXXIV N ° 1, 2021).      
• Non-judicial legal accountability: The case of the Chilean comptroller general (to be published in Mikuli & Kuca (eds), Accountability and the Law. Rights, Authority and Transparency of Public Power, Routledge, 2021).      
• Process design, expert knowledge and participation in legal capacity assessment in Chile (with Pablo Marshall) (working paper).      

At CIDS, Professor Jimenez participates in the Law and Territory projects; and Chilean Legal Academy.