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We are proud to highlight Dr. Daniel R. Quiroga-Villamarín, who has received the EISA Best Doctoral Dissertation Award 2025 for his groundbreaking research. His dissertation, Architects of the Better World, explores the connections between the democratic, the lawful and the global order and provides new approaches to the process of constructing a more just and inclusive international order.
This appreciation went through publicity of PECRI 2025 in Bologna where his work received international recognition as crucial and valuable to scholarship. This award can be characterized as his capacity to relate high-level research to topical issues in the world, which is why his results are relevant not only within the academic community but also beyond it.
The book by Dr. Quiroga-Villamarin explores the relationship between international law and democracy in relation to collaboration between states in great depth. His work describes the ways in which the structures of governance can be redesigned to promote justice and peace and even greater cooperation in the world.
Dr. Quiroga-Villamarin, who is a current Fellow at the New York University (NYU), has been further developing his research and advising new scholars. His educational experience reveals the power of thinking leadership through hard study and encouraging new trends in international law and governance.
One of the best awards in political and international research is the EISA Best Doctoral Dissertation Award. It honors the research that leaves a permanent impression and provides true knowledge about the world problems. Dr. The success of Quiroga-Villamarin illustrates the importance of the doctoral research in the development of scholarship and policy.
At GlobalX Publications, it is our pleasure to present the case of such scholars as Dr. Quiroga-Villamarin, whose work in research is defining the future of world governance.
