Tomás Brusco

Tomás Brusco is an Argentine lawyer and public law scholar studying how institutions, finance, and regulation shape domestic law and state action. His current research examines the legal and administrative pathways through which international financing and policy frameworks influence domestic governance, using health-sector development finance in South America as an empirical case.

He is a PhD candidate in Law at the University of Buenos Aires, where he teaches Administrative Law and Health Law, and is completing a master’s degree in International Politics and Economics at the University of San Andrés. He holds a Law degree with honors from the University of Buenos Aires, a master’s degree in Business Management from the University of Bologna, and a master’s degree in Education from the National University of La Plata.

His professional experience includes legal and regulatory work in Argentina’s public administration at INSSJP-PAMI and the Ministry of Economy. Across his academic and public-sector work, he studies a broader question: how do institutions and incentives outside formal lawmaking processes become sources of legal and administrative change? He has published books on law and international policy.