Bio
Roberto Saba obtained his Law Degree (JD) at Buenos Aires University and his Masters (LLM) and Doctor (JSD) Degrees at Yale Law School.
He has been active in civil society as well as in academic life. He was the co-founder and Executive Director of the Association for Civil Rights (an organization inspired in the American ACLU) between 2000 and 2009. He was also Executive Director of Citizen Power Foundation, Transparency International's Chapter in Argentina (1995-1998). He was Dean of Palermo University School of Law (Buenos Aires, 2009-2016).
Roberto is currently Constitutional Law Professor at Buenos Aires University and at Palermo University Law Schools. He runs the Graduate Department at this last institution. He has published on freedom of expression, freedom of information, discrimination, equal treatment, judicial review and civil rights among several other topics. His last book is titled "Más allá de la igualdad formal ante la ley" (Beyond formal equality under the law), Siglo XXI, Buenos Aires, 2016.
Related Publications
Overview of corruption and anti-corruption in Armenia
- anti-corruption
- armenia
- corruption
Anti-corruption and integrity awards
- behavioural changes
- awards
Assessment methodologies of anti-corruption laws
- uncac
- anti-corruption assessments
- assessment methodologies
- african union
- sadc
- au
- draft legislation
- anti-corruption frameworks
- au convention on combating corruption 2003
Media and corruption
- gender
- media
- fake news
Customs corruption in Kazakhstan: a trade mirror analysis
- trade
- customs
- statistics
Roberto Saba
Affiliation
Palermo University School of Law (Argentina) and Buenos Aires University School of Law
Professional Title
Professor. Master (LL.M. and J.S.D., Yale Law School)
Region
- Americas
Country/Territory
Topics
- Media
- Advocacy
- Social accountability
- Human rights
- Judiciary
- Law enforcement
- Rule of law
- Urban issues
- Political finance
- Elections
Specialisms
Access to information; Freedom of speech; Constitutional law; Control of corruption; Judicial reform; Citizens’ participation
