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  Nuevos profesionales en tiempos de cambio

  Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026)

  This inaugural issue brings together a range of contributions addressing some of the key contemporary debates in international law, geopolitics, and international relations. The articles examine the tension between legal norms and practice in the crime of genocide; the structure and exports of the Spanish arms industry; and the evolution of Russian nuclear deterrence under coercive escalation dynamics. The issue also explores the impact of the Hungarian radical right on multilateralism and the European Union’s strategic autonomy in the face of the constraints posed by institutional veto powers. The edition is rounded out by a study of Uzbekistan’s soft power and an analysis of the regulatory challenges posed by contracts with influencers within the framework of international trade.