Pía Chible

Pía Chible joined Oxford as a DPhil student in 2022. 

Her research examines the nature of the decisions that are reached by State administration. Her aim is to show that the distictiveness of administrative law relates to the specific type of reasoning entailed in administrative decision-making. Her account draws from literature of practical reason, philosophy of action, political philosophy and virtue ethics, as well as constitutional and adminsitrative law theory. Her DPhil is being supervised by Dr Hasan Dindjer.

Pía is currently a Banister Research Fellow at the Georgetown Centre for the Constitution. She holds an MJur from Lincoln College, Oxford (Distinction) and an LL.B from the University of Chile. While in Oxford, Pía has been co-chair of the Philosophy, Law and Politics Graduate Forum, as well as convenor of the Public Law Discussion Group and the Jurisprudence Discussion Group. She has also been Lecturer in Law at various colleges, teaching Jurisprudence, Administrative Law and Constitutional Law. Before coming to Oxford she worked for four years in the Chilean Competition Agency.

Pía is interested in a variety of topics, including moral, legal and political philosophy, as well as constitutional and administrative law and theory.