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Curriculum Vitae UNIVERSIDAD DE GRANADA FACULTAD DE DERECHO - CURRICULUM VITAE - Prof. Dr. D. GUILLERMO OROZCO PARDO Prof. Dr. D. Guillermo Orozco Pardo Curriculum Vitae 1. DATOS PERSONALES Apellidos y nombre: OROZCO PARDO, GUILLERMO Centro: Facultad de Derecho Departamento: Derecho Civil Cuerpo: Catedrático de Universidad 2. TÍTULOS ACADÉMICOS - LICENCIADO EN DERECHO 18/2/1980 SOBRESALIENTE - DOCTOR EN DERECHO 31/5/1985 SOBRESALIENTE CUM LAUDE. PREMIO EXTRAORDINARIO 3. PUESTOS DOCENTES DESEMPEÑADOS En la E. U. Empresariales de Melilla: - Profesor Agregado Interino desde 1/10/79 a 31/12/81 En la Facultad de Derecho de Granada: - Catedrático de Universidad 30/10/2000 - Profesor Titular de Universidad desde 1/3/87 - Profesor Titular Contratado desde 1/3/85 a 1/3/87 - 2 - Prof. Dr. D. Guillermo Orozco Pardo Curriculum Vitae - Profesor Colaborador desde 1/12/82 a 28/2/85 - Profesor Ayudante desde 1/1/82 a 30/11/82 4. ACTIVIDAD DOCENTE DESEMPEÑADA En la E.U. Empresariales de Melilla: - Teórica y práctica: - "Introducción al Derecho y Derecho Civil Patrimonial" - "Derecho Mercantil”. Cursos 179/80; 1980/81 y 1981/82 primer trimestre. En la Facultad de Derecho de Granada: Licenciatura: - Práctica: Curso 1984/85 - Derecho Civil III - Grupos 3-4-5- de 4º Curso Curso 1983/84 - Derecho Civil II - Grupos 3-4-5 de 3º Curso Curso 1982/83 - Derecho Civil I - Grupos 3-4-5 de 2º Curso Curso 1981/82 - Derecho Civil II - Grupo 4 de 3º Curso Curso 1981/82 - Derecho Civil IV - Grupo 1 de 5º Curso - Teórica: - 3 - Prof. Dr. D. Guillermo Orozco Pardo Curriculum Vitae Curso 2009/10 - Derecho Civil III - Lic. Doble Derecho y CC Políticas Curso 2008/09 - Derecho Privado de la Sociedad de la Información I Curso 2008/09 - Derecho Civil II - Grupo 1 Doble Licenciatura Derecho/CC Políticas Cursos 2004/05/06/07/08 - Derecho Privado de la Sociedad de la Información II Curso 2007/08 - Derecho Civil I - Grupo 1 Doble Titulación Derecho/CC Políticas Curso 2006/07 - Derecho Civil II - Grupo B – 2º Lic. En Derecho Curso 2005/06 - Derecho Civil II - Grupo 1 de Doble Titulación LADE/Derecho Curso 2004/05 - Derecho Civil IV - Grupo A de 4º Curso Curso 2003/04 - Derecho Civil IV - Grupos A y D de 5º Curso Curso 2002/03 - Derecho Civil III - Grupo 2 de 4º Curso Curso “ “ “ - Derecho Civil IV - Grupo 3 de 5º Curso Curso 2001/02 - Derecho Civil IV - Grupo 5 de 5º Curso Curso 2000/01 - Derecho Civil IV - Grupo 4 de 5º Curso Curso 1999/00 - Derecho Civil V - Grupo 4 de 5º Curso Curso 1998/99 - Derecho Civil III - Grupo 4 de 4º Curso Curso 1997/98 - Derecho Civil II - Grupo 4 de 3º Curso Curso 1996/97 - Derecho Civil I - Grupo 2 de 2º Curso Curso 1995/96 - Derecho Civil IV - Grupo 1 de 5º Curso Curso 1994/95 - Derecho Civil IV - Grupo 3 de 5º Curso Curso 1993/94 - Derecho Civil I - Grupos 1 y 3 de 2º Curso Curso 1992/93 - Derecho Civil IV - Grupos 1 y 4 de 5º Curso Curso 1991/92 - Derecho Civil III - Grupos 1 y 4 de 4º Curso - 4 - Prof. Dr. D. Guillermo Orozco Pardo Curriculum Vitae Curso 1990/91 - Derecho Civil II - Grupos 1 y 4 de 3º Curso Curso 1989/90 - Derecho Civil I - Grupos 1 y 4 de 2º Curso Curso 1988/89 - Derecho Civil IV - Grupo 2 de 5º Curso Curso 1987/88 - Derecho Civil I - Grupos 5 y 6 de 2º Curso Curso 1986/87 - Derecho Civil II - Grupo 5 de 2º Curso Curso 1985/86 - Derecho Civil II - Grupo 5 de 2º Curso. En la Facultad de Biblioteconomía y Documentación: Curso 1996/97 Régimen Jurídico de la Documentación - Grupos A y B de 5º Curso En la Escuela Técnica Superior de Informática: En 5º Curso de la Licenciatura: Derecho de la Informática. Nota: Los años en que se ha impartido un curso teórico lo hemos compatibilizado con la docencia práctica al mismo grupo y el Doctorado. Tercer Ciclo: - 5 - Prof. Dr. D. Guillermo Orozco Pardo Curriculum Vitae Dentro de los Programas de Doctorado del Departamento de Derecho Civil de la Universidad de Granada: • Curso 1985/86: “La problemática actual de la Propiedad Intelectual”. • Curso 1986/87: “El Contrato de Edición “. • Curso 1987/88: “El Contrato de representación escénica y de ejecución musical”. - Bienio 1990/92: “Las Entidades de Gestión para la defensa de los derechos de propiedad intelectual”. - Bienio 1992/94: Se prorrogó el Programa de Doctorado. - Bienio 1994/96: • Curso 1994/95: “La Sucesión Mortis causa”. • Curso 1995/96: “El Derecho de la Persona”. • Curso 1996/97: “ Derecho Hipotecario y Registral". - Bienio 1997/99 dentro del Programa: • Curso 1997/98: “El contenido del Contrato”. • Curso 1998/99: “La responsabilidad civil profesional”. - Bienio 1999/2001 • El Contrato de arrendamiento de servicios y la responsabilidad civil profesional Dentro de los Programas de Doctorado del Departamento de Ciencias Jurídicas de la Universidad de Las Palmas: - 6 - Prof. Dr. D. Guillermo Orozco Pardo Curriculum Vitae Programa: “Derecho de la Persona. Derechos de la Personalidad”: - Bienio 1992/94: “Los derechos fundamentales al honor, la intimidad y la propia imagen”. Programa: “Nuevas perspectivas del Derecho de la contratación”; - Bienio 1994/96 • Curso 1994/95: “La aplicación de la Caducidad y la Prescripción Extintiva a la Teoría General del Contrato”. • Curso 1995/96: “La Responsabilidad civil profesional”. Programa: • Curso 1998/99: “La Prescripción extintiva”. Programa Internacional de Doctorado en la Universidad de Tacna. Perú • Curso 1998/99: “Análisis del Derecho de Obligaciones y Contratos”. Programa del Departamento de Derecho Mercantil y Derecho Romano de la Universidad de Granada: - Bienio 2000/02/03/05/06/08 • La responsabilidad civil de los profesionales y la empresa. - Bienios 2002/2004; 2005/07 y 2008/09 Coordinador y Ponente: - 7 - Prof. Dr. D. Guillermo Orozco Pardo Curriculum Vitae Programa Interdepartamental: Problemática actual del Derecho de Familia: • Curso: Problemática del Matrimonio. Programa: Derecho y Nuevas Tecnologías: • Curso: Aspectos jurídico civiles de la Protección de Datos personales. - Bienio 2006/2008/08/10 • Curso: Investigaciones sobre Mercado y Consumo: perspectiva jurídica. Programa: “Técnicas Avanzadas de Planificación y Gestión Comercial. Marketing y Consumo”. Programa con Mención de Calidad. Universidades de Granada y Jaén. 5. ACTIVIDAD INVESTIGADORA DESEMPEÑADA - Realizó los Cursos Monográficos del Doctorado en los años 1979, 1980 y 1981 en la Facultad de Derecho de Granada. - Realizó su Tesis Doctoral en el Departamento de Derecho Civil de la Universidad de Granada sobre el tema: “La interrupción de la Prescripción extintiva en el Derecho Civil Español”. - Es miembro del Grupo de Investigación “Persona, Familia y Menores” (SEJ – 346). - Dentro del Programa TEMPUS figura como coordinador para la Universidad de Granada del PIP dirigido por el Profesor E. VASILU sobre: "Protection of Intellectual Property Rigths". - 8 - Prof. Dr. D. Guillermo Orozco Pardo Curriculum Vitae - Participó en el Proyecto de Investigación: “Consideraciones en torno a los sistemas de pago y crédito. Especial referencia a los medios de pago y crédito en Andalucía”, que fue premiado por Fundación Empresa-Sociedad, de la Caja General de Ahorros de Granada. - Investigador Principal en el Contrato de Investigación entre VISOGSA y la Fundación Empresa Universidad de Granada. - Tiene evaluados positivamente 4 Tramos de Investigación por la CNAI. - Reconocidos 5 tramos por méritos docentes, investigadores y de gestión académica por la Consejería de Innovación, Ciencia y Empresa de la Junta de Andalucía. 6. PUBLICACIONES (LIBROS Y CAPÍTULOS DE LIBROS) “Problemática de la ejecución hipotecaria en el contexto de la crisis financiera” En la obra” Liber Amicorum Mario Frota a causa dos direitos dos consumidores”. Ed. Almedina, Coimbra, 2011. Páginas 227 a 258. “Articulo 7: Respeto de la vida privada y familiar”. Páginas 133/157 “Articulo 9: derecho a contraer matrimonio y derecho a fundar una familia”. Coautoría con Martin león, A y Morillas Fernandez, M. Páginas 181/206 Coautoría Moreno Navarrete, M.A. “Articulo 38: Protección de los consumidores”. Páginas 1077/1098. Coautoría con Moreno Navarrete, M.A. En la Obra “La Europa de los derechos. Estudio sistemático de la Carta de los Derechos Fundamentales de la Unión Europea”. Dirección Monereo Perez, JL y Monereo Atienza, C. Granada, Comares, 2012 “Condiciones generales de los contratos, cláusulas abusivas y arbitraje de consumo”. En la obra: Mediación y Arbitraje de consumo: Una perspectiva española, europea y comparada Dirs. Fernando Esteban de la Rosa, Guillermo Orozco Pardo. Ed. Tirant lo Blanch. Valencia. 2010. Páginas 13 a 64. “ La mediación en los conflictos de consumo”. Revista Luso-Brasileña de Direitro do Consumo. Ed. Bonjuris/JM Editora. Numero 1 de 2011. - “Intimidad, privacidad -extimidad- y protección de datos del menor ¿un cambio de paradigma?”. En la obra: La protección jurídica de la intimidad. Coord. Javier Boix Reig Ángeles Jareño Leal. Ed. Iustel. Madrid. 2010. Páginas 381-403. - 9 - Prof. Dr. D. Guillermo Orozco Pardo Curriculum Vitae - “Problemática jurídica de la información sanitaria. El acceso a la historia clínica”. En la obra: Estudios jurídicos sobre responsabilidad penal, civil y administrativa del médico y otros agentes sanitarios. Coord. Lorenzo Morillas Cueva. Ed. Dykinson. Madrid. 2010. Páginas 583 a 597. - “Protección de datos personales en el ámbito Registral”. En la obra: Derecho de la Empresa y Protección de Datos. Coord. A. Recalde Castell. Ed. AEPD& Thomson Aranzadi. Madrid. 2008. Páginas 121 a 147. - “El Arbitraje de Consumo”. En la obra: Estudios sobre Arbitraje: los temas clave. Coord. J.L. González Montes. Ed. La Ley, Madrid, 2007. Páginas 433 a 497. - “La problemática del Baremo desde la perspectiva del Derecho Civil”. En la obra: Delincuencia en materia de tráfico y seguridad vial. Ed. Dykinson, Madrid, 2007. Páginas 559 y siguientes. - “Los derechos de las personas frente al tratamiento de datos personales. Un análisis crítico”.
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