Macarena Saez
Office: Room 373A
Phone: 202-274-4388
E-mail: msaez@wcl.american.edu
Macarena Sáez is the International Programs Coordinator at WCL. She supervises the J.D. dual degree programs with the University of Ottawa in Canada, the University Carlos III in Madrid, Spain, and the University of Paris X-Nanterre in France. She also directs the Summer Law Program in Chile. Before coming to WCL she taught jurisprudence and feminist legal theory at the University of Chile Law School. She has also taught feminist jurisprudence at the University of Puerto Rico School of Law and in the Department of Social Studies at the University of Chile. Ms. Saez has lectured on feminist jurisprudence and women’s human rights at the Instituto Intermaericano de Derechos Humanos in Costa Rica and has spoken in numerous conferences on women’s rights. She currently coordinates the ALAS network of Latin American scholars on gender and the law.
Currently Teaching
Degrees & Universities
- J.D., University of Chile School of Law
- L.L.M., Yale Law School
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Selected Publications- Macarena Saez, Breve análisis de las tendencias feministas contemporáneas y su relación con el derecho, in Derechos Humanos, Relaciones Internacionales y Globalización: Studia in honorem Nelson Mandela (Grupo Editorial Ibañez Mar. 2007).
- Macarena Saez, Comentario sobre el proyecto ‘Transformación de la Condición Legal de la Mujer: Integrando temas de género en la doctrina y enseñanza del derecho', in Revista Academia (Universidad de Buenos Aires Oct. 2006).
- Macarena Saez, El Derecho y los discriminados: Una relación de amor y odio, in El Derecho como Objeto e Instrumento de Cambio (Editores del Puerto May 2003).
- Macarena Saez, El Liberalismo Feminista de Martha Nussbaum, 1 Revista Ius et Praxis 6 573 (2001).
- Macarena Saez, Empleadas Domésticas en Chile, El Mercurio (Santiago, Chile) A2 (Aug. 5, 1998).
- Macarena Saez, Las Mujeres y el Derecho, El Mercurio (Santiago, Chile) A2 (Oct. 15, 1996).
- Macarena Saez, Conflictos de Interés: ¿Un problema público o privado?, Revista Bitácora 3 (Sept. 1996).