Phd in PUBLIC, COMPARATIVE AND INTERNATIONAL LAW

email: federico.savastano@uniroma1.it
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Federico M. Savastano is researcher in Constitutional and Public Law, qualified for the functions of Professor II fascia. He completed his PhD in State Theory and Comparative Political Institutions at Sapienza University of Rome in 2015. He teaches European Constitutional Law at the Department of Political Science of Sapienza University of Rome, where he has also taught courses in Institutions of Public Law, Regional Law and Multilevel Governance of Public Policies; he also teaches Constitutional and Public Law at the Faculty of Humanities of the same University. His studies mainly focus on issues of European constitutional law, as well as on topics related to the form of government, electoral systems, territorial autonomies, and fundamental rights.Visiting Researcher at the Faculté de Droit of the University Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne in 2024, he also did a period of research and teaching at the University of Durres in 2021.
He holds a Jean Monnet Module on gender equality issues (EPAI - European Union for Gender Equality) and is the scientific responsible for an Ateneo project entitled “Territory, borders and institutions between secession and centrifugal trends.” Also as part of the Athenaeum's research, he was responsible for and coordinator of three editions of the “Workshop on Scientific Writing in Public Law Subjects,” intended for young researchers.He was a component of the projects PRIN 2009 “The Implementation of Articles 118 and 119 of the Constitution,” PRIN 2017 “Where is Europe Going? Paths and perspectives of the European federalizing process”.Since 2011 he has been collaborating with the scientific journal federalismi.it, of which he is Editor-in-Chief; he is also a member of the editorial board of the Journal "Rivista di diritto pubblico europeo - Rassegna Online", as well as a member of the Association "Osservatorio sui processi di governo".