Tomás Brusco

Law · Regulation · Public Governance

Lawyer · Researcher · Lecturer

Tomás Brusco is an Argentine lawyer and researcher working at the intersection of public law, regulation and institutional governance, with a particular focus on healthcare and public policy.

He is currently a 2026–2027 Fox International Fellow at Yale University’s MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies, where his research examines international financing, regulation and health-system governance in Argentina and Brazil.

His work combines legal analysis, institutional research, public-sector experience and teaching, with a focus on how legal rules and public institutions shape regulatory and policy outcomes.

New Haven · Buenos Aires

contacto@tomasbrusco.comtomas.brusco@yale.edu

Profile

Tomás Brusco holds a law degree with Honors from the University of Buenos Aires, where he is currently pursuing a doctorate in Law.

His research interests span constitutional and administrative law, healthcare regulation, economic regulation, public governance and institutional design.

He teaches Administrative Law and Health Law at the University of Buenos Aires and has worked on legal and research projects across government, academia and civil-society organizations.

During the 2026–2027 academic year, he is based at Yale University as a Fox International Fellow.

His broader academic work examines the relationship between legal institutions, regulatory authority, public administration and policy implementation, including the influence of international institutions on domestic legal and regulatory systems.

Current Positions

Yale University

Fox International Fellow
MacMillan Center for International and Area Studies
2026–2027

Research on international financing, regulation and health-system governance, with a focus on World Bank programs in Argentina and Brazil.

University of Buenos Aires

Teaching — Administrative Law & Health Law

Teaching and academic work in administrative law and health law.

He is also pursuing doctoral research in Law, with current interests in constitutional law, legislative delegation, legal certainty and economic regulation.

INSSJP — Argentina

Head of Administrative Department
On leave during the 2026–2027 academic year

Public-sector experience involving legal and administrative matters, institutional governance and regulatory implementation within Argentina’s national social health insurance institution for retirees and pensioners.

OLEGISAR

Founder & Director

An organization devoted to research and discussion on law, regulation, public policy and institutions.

Its work includes research projects, academic publications, seminars and institutional initiatives involving academics, practitioners and public-sector professionals.

Areas of Expertise

Public & Administrative Law

Administrative law, constitutional structure, public institutions, regulatory authority and the legal framework governing relations between public authorities and private actors.

Particular interests include legislative delegation, judicial review, administrative decision-making and the institutional limits of regulatory power.

Healthcare Regulation

Health law, healthcare regulation, health systems and the institutional governance of regulated healthcare markets.

Research interests include the interaction between law, health policy, regulation, innovation and public administration.

Public Policy & Governance

Institutional design, public administration, policy implementation and the relationship between legal rules, administrative organizations and public decision-making.

The emphasis is on understanding not only formal legal structures, but also how institutions operate in practice.

International Institutions & Economic Regulation

International financial institutions, economic regulation and the mechanisms through which international standards, financing and institutional incentives influence domestic legal and regulatory frameworks.

Research & Publications

Current research focuses on the interaction between public law, regulatory institutions and institutional change.

At Yale, his Fox Fellowship project examines the relationship between World Bank health financing and health-system governance in Argentina and Brazil.

His broader research agenda includes constitutional and administrative law, legislative delegation, healthcare regulation, economic regulation, international financial institutions and comparative public law.

Current Research

International Financing and Health-System Governance

Research on World Bank health programs and their relationship with domestic regulation, institutional design and implementation in Argentina and Brazil.

Constitutional Law and Regulatory Authority

Doctoral research on criminal legality, legislative delegation, normative referral and the economic determination of punishability in Argentine law.

Comparative Public Law

Research on institutional design, judicial functions and the allocation of public authority in Argentina and the United States.

Books

Iusgobierno: notas sobre derecho y gobernanza

Buenos Aires: Ediciones Arce, 2024
ISBN 978-631-90827-0-8

A work on law, institutions and public governance.

In 2024, Brusco received the Calvez Award for Citizen Responsibility from the Foro Ecuménico Social.

Política educativa internacional

Buenos Aires: Ediciones Arce, 2025
ISBN 978-631-90827-2-2

A study of education, public policy and internationalization.

He has also written on public law, regulation, healthcare, political economy and institutional governance.

Selected Experience

Ministry of Economy of Argentina

Legal Consultant — 2023

Worked on legal and regulatory matters related to international financing and multilateral institutions.

Queen Mary University of London

Research Project Coordinator & Legal Consultant — 2020–2023

Coordinated legal, administrative and research activities for an international academic project involving Argentina and the United Kingdom.

His broader experience includes work involving public law, healthcare, regulation, academic research and institutional cooperation in Argentina and internationally.

Education

University of Buenos Aires

Law Degree, Honors — 2020
Doctoral Student in Law — 2026–present

University of Bologna

M.Sc. in Business Management in Europe and Latin America — 2025

National University of La Plata

M.Ed. in Education — 2025

Graduate research on international financing and Argentine education policy.

New York University School of Law

Visiting Law Student, Global Law Program — 2020

University of St. Gallen

Guest Student, School of Management — 2026

International Affairs and Political Economy.

University of San Andrés

M.A. in International Politics and Economics — 2025–present

Contact

Academic · Institutional · Professional Inquiries

For academic collaborations, research projects, professional inquiries, speaking engagements and institutional matters:

contacto@tomasbrusco.com

Professional matters are considered individually and are subject to availability, scope review and applicable conflict-of-interest and institutional requirements.

The receipt of an inquiry does not constitute acceptance of a matter or create an attorney-client relationship.

Independence

Institutional affiliations are provided solely for biographical purposes and do not imply sponsorship or endorsement.

Any independent professional activity is conducted separately from public and academic responsibilities and subject to applicable conflict-of-interest and institutional requirements.

Tomás Brusco
New Haven · Buenos Aires
contacto@tomasbrusco.com