Ph.D., Princeton University (Sociology); J.D., University of Pennsylvania Law
School; M.A., Princeton University; B.A., Haverford College. Professor Rosado Marzán
joined the Chicago-Kent faculty in 2008 after practicing union-side and plaintiff-side
labor and employment law in New York City and in his native Puerto Rico. He teaches Labor
Law, International and Comparative Labor and Employment Law and Contracts at
Chicago-Kent.
Professor Rosado Marzán is currently performing an ethnographic field research project on
labor law enforcement in Chile where he is a participant observer in the national offices
of Chile’s Labor Directorate and various labor courts. Recently, and along with a team of
about another eight international labor law scholars, Professor Rosado Marzán obtained a
research grant from the Swedish Council for Working Life and Social Research to create
the Regulating Labour and Markets Programme (ReMarkLab), based at Stockholm University.
The group will focus on European, comparative and international labor law research.
Professor Rosado Marzán actively participates in the Law and Society Association and is a
member of the Puerto Rico Bar Association and the American Sociological Association. He
has published scholarly work in The St. Louis University Law Journal, The University of
Pennsylvania Journal of Labor and Employment Law, The Electronic Journal of Comparative
Law, Working USA: The Journal of Labor and Society, La Revista del Colegio de Abogados de
Puerto Rico, among others.
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