Antarctic Law and Polar Management Institute
About the Institute
The polar regions play a very important role for our planet. The consequences of climate change are becoming alarmingly visible and have global repercussions, affecting not only their own ecosystems, but also global ocean and atmospheric circulation. Shrinking ice caps contribute to sea level rise, so entire coastal cities could disappear under water. This would lead to migrations and economic destabilization, in addition to the ecosystemic alteration and the planetary biological balance. To this we must add the outcrop of diseases, which are contained in them and the change in salinity in the water, which directly interferes with sea currents. This not only affects marine ecosystems, but also the global climate. In sum, the study, treatment and follow-up of the picture of the polar situation is essential, given that their affectation will inevitably change the planet and therefore the lives of all of us who inhabit it.
Directors
Javier Alejandro Crea. Argentina
He is a Lawyer graduated from the University of Morón, Specialist in Constitutional Law graduated from the University of Buenos Aires.
In turn, he is a Specialist in Law and Policy of Natural Resources and the Environment at the University of Buenos Aires and a Specialist in Environmental Law at the University of Belgrano. He also has a Diploma in Cultural Project Management from the National University of Quilmes.
He is currently Deputy Director of the Law Institute of Ecology, Environment and Natural and Energy Resources and Member of the Institute of Constitutional Law of the Public Bar Association of the Federal Capital (Argentina)
He was also Director of the Institute of Environmental Law of the Morón Bar Association (Argentina) and General Secretary of the Institute of Environmental Law of the Argentine Association of Constitutional Justice and of the Academic Council of the Specialization Course in Environmental Law of the University of Belgrano.
Co-author of the “Antarctic Law Treaty. Environmental polar management within the framework of Human Rights”. First Antarctic Law Treaty at a global level.
He was Legal Advisor of the Deputy Ombudsman of the Republic of Paraguay.
Undergraduate and graduate university professor and author of books and publications
He is Vice President of AIDCA and is in charge of the Directorate of Institutes, Commissions and Academic Activities of the Association.
He is co-director of the Ibero-American Journal of Law, Culture and Environment.
He is co-founder of the Institute of Antarctic Law and Polar Management
María de los Ángeles Berretino. Argentina
She is a lawyer, graduated from the Faculty of Law of the University of Buenos Aires, she has specialized in the Regime and Policy of Natural Resources and the Environment at the Faculty of Law of the University of Buenos Aires; the Updating Program in Oil and Natural Gas Law, and the Updating Program in Art Law and Cultural Legislation, both from the Buenos Aires Law School. Diploma in Management of Cultural Projects, from the National University of Quilmes.
He is an Ordinary Member of the Law Institute of Ecology, Environment and Natural and Energy Resources, of the Public Bar Association of the Federal Capital and Member of the Environmental Law Institute of the Argentine Association of Constitutional Justice, he was a professor at the Faculty of Law of the University of Buenos Aires.
Co-author of the “Antarctic Law Treaty. Environmental polar management within the framework of Human Rights”. First Antarctic Law Treaty in the world.
Awarded by the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China (First Place – Chinese Culture, 1999).
She is also an advisor to Non-Profit Civil Associations and Foundations, which work in the areas of childhood, education, social inclusion, gender and the environment. He has worked in the private business sphere and in the cultural area, where he has participated in numerous publications.
She is director of the Institute of Cultural Law of AIDCA, co-director of the Ibero-American Journal of Law, Culture and Environment and co-founder of the Institute of Antarctic Law and Polar Management.
María de los Ángeles Berretino. Argentina
She is a lawyer, graduated from the Faculty of Law of the University of Buenos Aires, she has specialized in the Regime and Policy of Natural Resources and the Environment at the Faculty of Law of the University of Buenos Aires; the Updating Program in Oil and Natural Gas Law, and the Updating Program in Art Law and Cultural Legislation, both from the Buenos Aires Law School. Diploma in Management of Cultural Projects, from the National University of Quilmes.
He is an Ordinary Member of the Law Institute of Ecology, Environment and Natural and Energy Resources, of the Public Bar Association of the Federal Capital and Member of the Environmental Law Institute of the Argentine Association of Constitutional Justice, he was a professor at the Faculty of Law of the University of Buenos Aires.
Co-author of the “Antarctic Law Treaty. Environmental polar management within the framework of Human Rights”. First Antarctic Law Treaty in the world.
Awarded by the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China (First Place – Chinese Culture, 1999).
She is also an advisor to Non-Profit Civil Associations and Foundations, which work in the areas of childhood, education, social inclusion, gender and the environment. He has worked in the private business sphere and in the cultural area, where he has participated in numerous publications.
She is director of the Institute of Cultural Law of AIDCA, co-director of the Ibero-American Journal of Law, Culture and Environment and co-founder of the Institute of Antarctic Law and Polar Management.
Members
Víctor Hugo Figueroa. General. Former Antarctic Director of the Argentine Army. He commanded the Argentine expeditions that reached the South Pole in 2000 and the North Pole in 2016.
Luis Armando Cataldo. Argentina. Subof. Mayor (R). Antarctic Rescuer. Expeditionary Conqueror to the South Pole and the North Pole.
Edgar Fernando Calandín. Argentina. Honorary Member. Brigadier General. Antarctic Joint Commander.
Mauricio Fernández Funes. Argentina. Honorary Member. General (R). Expeditionary to the North Pole in 2016. Instructor of Commandos and mountain troops. Graduated in Strategy and Organization.
Gustavo Alberto Curti. Argentina. Coronel Mayor. He reached the North Pole in the 2016 Argentine Expedition
Ignacio Carro. Argentina. Colonel and Lawyer. Member of the first contingent of Antarctic families at Base Esperanza. Later he wintered at Base Belgrano 2. Lawyer.
Fernando Tarapow. Argentina. Honorary Member. Frigate Captain and Lawyer. Professor University of Buenos Aires.
Martín Sakamoto. Argentina. Bachelor of Administration, Advisory Officer of the General Staff of the Argentine Army, Chief Division of Plans, Programs and Budgets of the Logistics Department – Joint Antarctic Command – Joint General Staff of the Armed Forces. Lieutenant Colonel with the Aptitudes and Training of Antarctic and Antarctic Instructor of the Army Antarctic Directorate. . Former Head of Bases Esperanza and Belgrano 2. Member of the PETREL Joint Antarctic Base Development Project in 2011. Participated in the Consultative Meeting of the Antarctic Treaty – ATCM XXXIV in charge of the Operations area, held in the City of Buenos Aires.
Julián Mora Aliseda. España. Doctorate four times, in Geography and Territory Planning, from the University of Extremadura, in Humanities “Honoris Causa” in Environment, from the Red Univ. Centroamericanas, Paulo Freire University (Nicaragua), in Sociology, from the Complutense University of Madrid and in Environmental Engineering “Honoris Causa”, by the University of Lambayeque (Peru). Degree in Geography, Master in Management and Local Development and Master in Urban Planning from the University of Extremadura. Diploma in Land Management Engineering, from the Valencian Polytechnic University, Diploma in Advanced Sociology Studies, from the Complutense University and Diploma in Environmental Law from the Illustrious Bar Association of Madrid. He has carried out research work and environmental impact assessments in Spanish Bases en el Continente Antártico.
Federico Devoto. Argentina. Lieutenant colonel. Head of Petrel Joint Antarctic Base Technical Project. Directorate of Works in Support of National Development. General Directorate of Engineers and Infrastructure.
Enrique Alberto Saguier Fonrouge. He completed tertiary studies in philosophy at UNSTA and San José Seminary, La Plata. Ordained in the Military Bishopric on July 7, 1995. Brotherhood of the Virgen del Rosario since 1952. Professor of Religious Sciences with studies in Law and Canon Law. Delegate of Antarctic Pastoral 1996/2000, having participated in the Summer and Winter Antarctic Campaigns aboard the Icebreaker A.R.A. “Admiral Irizar”. Chaplain 2003 and 2006 in the Peace Mission in Cyprus. Chaplain of the Patrician Regiment. Chaplain National Institute Belgrano. Chaplain Legion of Patricians of Bs.As. Commander in the Order of Knights of the Holy Sepulcher of Jerusalem. Spiritual Director and Confessor of the Military Seminary.
Mariano Alfredo Silva. Argentine Air Force Captain.
Fabricio Gastón Oviedo. Argentina. First Lieutenant. Pilot. Antarctic Helicopter.
Francisco Errecalde. Argentina. Lieutenant. Pilot. Antarctic Helicopter.
José Naranjo. España. Honorary Member. Polar Expeditionary.
Laura Cecilia Velasco. Argentina. A lawyer. Director of the AIDCA and CPACF Animal Law Institute.
Mariano Ferro. Argentina. Professor and researcher. University of Luján, UBA, COCNICET and National Defense
University.
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The polar regions play a very important role for our planet. The consequences of climate change are becoming alarmingly visible and have global repercussions, affecting not only their own ecosystems, but also global ocean and atmospheric circulation. Shrinking ice caps contribute to sea level rise, so entire coastal cities could disappear under water. This would lead to migrations and economic destabilization, in addition to the ecosystemic alteration and the planetary biological balance. To this we must add the outcrop of diseases, which are contained in them and the change in salinity in the water, which directly interferes with sea currents. This not only affects marine ecosystems, but also the global climate. In sum, the study, treatment and follow-up of the picture of the polar situation is essential, given that their affectation will inevitably change the planet and therefore the lives of all of us who inhabit it.
Our Institute promotes the analysis of the current legal regime in the polar ice caps of the planet, of the cooperation in the Antarctic continent in light of the Antarctic Treaty of 1959, its application, its antecedents and the Conventions and recommendations that complement it and its application, with emphasis on the study, highlighting and dissemination of management and logistics procedures, essential for the development of any Antarctic activity. Aspects related to the fishing regime in the southern seas, the efforts made to regulate potential mineral exploitation and environmental protection at both ends of the globe are studied.
Functioning
The meetings of the Antarctic and Polar Management Institute are held once a month, in person and simultaneously through virtual platforms, so as to guarantee the active participation of resident and non-resident members in the region corresponding to the headquarters. of the Association. The joining link will be sent to members at their email address reported on the membership application form that can be downloaded below.
Ser miembro
Those who wish to apply for membership in the Institute can download the corresponding form and send it by email to info@aidca.org accompanied by a curriculum vitae. The request will be subject to approval by the Directorate of Institutes, Commissions and Academic Activities, with the approval of the AIDCA Board of Directors.
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Noticias
Tratado de Derecho Antártico
CREA, Javier – Berretino, M.
de los Ángeles.
Cáthedra Jurídica. Agosto 2022
AIDCA en Antártida 2022
AIDCA en Antártida 2022
AIDCA en Antártida 2022
Dres. Berretino y Crea.
Base Marambio
AIDCA en Antártida 2022
Entrega de Diploma
Conmemorativo al
Vicecomodoro Lynch.
Jefe de Base Marambio
AIDCA en Antártida 2022
Distinción recibida por los
Dres. Berretino y Crea.
Base Marambio
AIDCA en Antártida 2022
Gamela Antártica. Pre Cruce
Océano Austral. Devoto. Crea.
Silva. Berretino. Zakamoto.
Oviedo.
AIDCA en Antártida
Gustavo Lezcano y familia.
Base Esperanza 2008
