PhD Candidate in Ethics and Political Philosophy at the National University of Education by Distance (UNED), Spain

Contact Information:

Email: samer@alnasir.org

Website: alnasir.org

Orcid: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-9232-9035

Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.es/citations?view_op=list_works&hl=es&user=K6UtvrUAAAAJ

Academia: https://zzn.academia.edu/SamerALNASIR

SSRN: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=988728

• Orientalism, Occidentalism, Colonialism & Postcolonialism. Currently, I’m concluding my desertification into East and West Reciprocal Dynamics and Narratives, where I focused on empirical analysis of Orientalism of the West and Occidentalism of the East and their postcolonial narratives. Where I have divided the dissertation into chapters analysing each one of them independently to bring an empirical conclusion of cognitive bias and harmful intergroup narratives.
• Ethics and Political Philosophy. In this line I’m designing my postdoc research, as my current dissertation is done, so I’m focusing in ethnic-belief cohesions on conducting intergroup dynamics.
• Constitutional Law. As I’m mainly a lawyer, I’m focusing on constitutional religious confluences, through the idea of laïcité, and its practical transfers towards other European and exo-European contexts. I have produced and article, and delivered a seminar regarding the etymological meaning of the concept laïcité through the XVI century until the 1905 act in France, and currently working on the dynamics of emancipation of the Church-State under the IV French Republic, and the Spanish I and II republics.
• Administrative Law. I’m working in a project to legalize and introduce the concept of administrative protocol to administrative law. I have produced an article to index the concept protocol into administrative law, and currently appointing to how to bring up how the legitimacy of such as acts of public administration as subject of administrative judicial review, referring to Spanish administrative law, and will to go through a comparative with French administrative law.
• Protocol Studies. I’m mostly focused in the heraldic and public symbolism, and material acts of public power.

• PhD Candidate in Ethics and Political Philosophy, National University of Education by Distance (UNED), Spain (Ongoing)
• LLM in Protocol Studies, UNED, Spain
• LLM in Public Law, University of Carlos III of Madrid, Spain
• LLM in Administrative Law, University of San Pablo CEU, Madrid, Spain, former DEA.
• Ph.D. in Constitutional Law, University of San Pablo CEU, Madrid, Spain
• High Diploma in International Relationships, International Studies Society (SEI)
• Jean Monet Diploma, Complutense University of Madrid, Spain.
• Furthermore have attended the LLM in Legal Theory, Louvain University, Belgium (former European Academy of Legal Theory KUB& FUSL) and LLM in Military Law, Catholic University of San Antonio (UCAM), Spain.

Current Advisor: Professor Dr. Fco. Colom, National University of Education by Distance (UNED), Spain, ORCID: 0000-0002-7812-4535

Language Skills:

- Spanish: Native proficiency

- Arabic: Native proficiency

- French: C1 (certified DELF B2 nº 090212024646)

- English: C1 working proficiency

- Polish: B1 proficiency (certified)

- Turkish: B1 proficiency (certified)

- Russian: A2 proficiency (certified)

- DAEFLE Examiner Certification in French nº 42665.

- C1 Examiner Level in Spanish for Foreigners (certified)

Books

Alnasir, S. (2018). Tragedy of Orientalism. Istambul: Aswat Books.

Alnasir, S. (2004). Towards a Rule of Law State in Iraq. Madrid: Euro-Iraqi Network for Public Law.

Chapters

Alnasir, S. (2023). Christian Identity in Spanish Heraldic Representation: Flagrant Shameless-Populist Normalization. In M. Van der Tol, Z. Grozdanov, S. R. C. Johnson, & P. Kratochvíl (Eds.), Christianity in cultural and political space: Beyond the liberal-illiberal binary in Europe. Brill (processing).

Alnasir, S. (2005). Iraqi Constitutional Though into past and present. In Bassiouni (Ed.), Iraqi constitutional studies (pp. 469–518). Chicago: The International Institute of Human Rights. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1120821

Alnasir, S. (2005). Toward a constitutional future. In Bassiouni (Ed.), Iraqi constitutional studies (pp. 113–170). The International Institute of Human Rights. https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1120929

Alnasir, S. (2006). Critic of the political transition agreement. Derecho constitucional para el siglo XXI: acts of the VIII Ibero-American Congress of constitutional law, I, 597–606.

Alnasir, S. (2003). Temptation Constitutionnelle de l’Irak. In J. M. Crouzatier, (Ed.), Justice Constitutionnelle en Asie (pp. 156–186). Presse Universitaire de Toulouse.

Alnasir, S. (2023). Protocolo. EUNOMÍA. Review in Lawfullness, 24(2023), 300-318. https://doi.org/10.20318/eunomia.2023.7668.

Alnasir, S. (2022, July 7). Iraq Urgently Needs a Real Constitution [Academic]. IACL-IADC Blog. https://blog-iacl-aidc.org/new-blog-3/2022/7/7/iraq-urgently-needs-a-real-constitution.

Alnasir, S. (2022). Laicism: idolatry trap or constitutional nihilism. International Journal of Political Thought, 16, 333-356. https://doi.org/10.46661/revintpensampolit.6043

Alnasir, S. (2021). Belief and belonging: The labyrinth of post-Ottoman societies . Passagens: International Review of Political History and Legal Culture, 13(3), 389–418. https://doi.org/10.15175/1984-2503-202113301

Alnasir, S. (2021). An Anthropological Introspection into Identitarian, Social, Religious and Coloniality Social Practices in Egypt, Iraq and Syria. Annals of Anthropology, 55(2), 195-209. https://doi.org/10.22201/iia.24486221e.2021.78433

Alnasir, S. (2021). The (Other) in Postcolonial Narratives – Literary Fallacy and Harmful Memory: An Empirical Analysis. Advocatus, 37, 1-37. https://doi.org/10.18041/0124-0102/a.37.8183.

Alnasir, S. (2021). Calamities of the (post)Colonial Law and it’s Orientalism: Religious Affiliation and Individual liberty in Egypt, Iraq and Tunisia. Mexican Bulletin of Comparative Law, 158, 485–519. http://dx.doi.org/10.22201/iij.24484873e.2020.158.15627.

Alnasir, S. (2019, Winter). Defeats and Defects of Spanish Cyberdiplomacy in the Arab World. Public Diplomacy Magazine, 22, 61–63.

Alnasir, S. (2012). The constitutional precedent, and the Americanization of legal practice in continental law, new challenges in the legal globalization. Iraqi Review of Legislation and Jurisprudence.

Alnasir, S. (2005). Toward a new dogma of legal neopositivism. Hesperia, Cultures of the Mediterranean, 3, 251–262.

Alnasir, S. (2005). The Iraqi constitutional future, a pendent point in the political transition. Cultures of the Mediterranean, 1, 31–42.

Alnasir, S. (2004). The European legal-cultural sense and the future of the institutional mission to Iraq. Acts of the III Congress of Catholics and public life, I, 441–444.

Alnasir, S. (2004). The right to not be bothered: information and privacy. M. Carrillo (2003). Iurieuroarab, 4 (book review). https://doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.3525110