Phd in PUBLIC, COMPARATIVE AND INTERNATIONAL LAW

email: cristina.caricato@uniroma1.it
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Cristina Caricato (1969) is a university researcher in private law institutions and in 2013 she obtained a second degree in the scientific disciplinary sector IUS-01 Private law. In 2000 she obtained a PhD in Private Economic Law at the University of Catania. She is an aggregate professor of Institutions of private law and Family Law.
In 1995 and 1997 she worked as a study and researcher at the University of Konstanz (Germany) as a Hilfswissenschaftler. In 1998 she held a study and research residency in Regensburg (Germany) at the Faculty of Civil and Comparative Law (Prof. Dieter Henrich), acting as a private law assistant.
She is a member of the Faculty Board of the doctorate of public, comparative and international law directed by prof. Fabio Giglioni.
She has carried out research activities within the Interdepartmental Center for Studies on the Protection of the Rights of the Child, based at the 'La Sapienza' University of Rome.
She was responsible for the MURST Project for Young Researchers 2002 and was responsible for and was a member of several national and international research projects. She is a member of the "Key scientific staff" within the European research project involving several Italian and foreign universities on "Fundamental Rights under Private Law in the European Union".

She is a member of the Committee of the Referees of the Familia Rivista published by Pacini publisher, of the Committee of Referees of the Rivista Nomos. Le attualità del diritto.
She is a member of the Association of Italian Civilists.
In recent years, the research activity has focused more on issues related to family law, in particular on filiation, on the promise of marriage, on rectification of attribution of sex, on cohabitation, also comparing it with foreign orders, on the surname, without, however, neglecting general issues such as those related to civil liability and its relationship with the (sometimes) compensation indemnity offered by the order to damage or privatistic profiles of gender violence.