Doctoral Teaching in Public, Comparative and International Law
41th cycle PhD students
Methodological Module
January 13, 2026, 2:00–4:00 p.m. - Prof. Fulco Lanchester The Historical and Spiritual Context of Constitutionalism
- January 13, 2026, 4:00–6:00 p.m. - Prof. Paolo Mezzanotte The Sources and Outcomes of Scientific Research
- January 20, 2026, 2:00–4:00 p.m. - Prof. Fabio Giglioni Scientific Research in Law and Other Sciences
- January 20, 2026, 4:00–6:00 p.m. - Prof. Elena Paparella How to Write a Doctoral Dissertation
- January 27, 2026, 2:00–4:00 p.m. - Prof. Federica Fabrizzi Literary Genres in Legal Publications
- January 27, 2026, 4:00–6:00 p.m. - Prof. Paola Chirulli Alberto Romano
- February 3, 2026, 2:00–4:00 p.m. - Prof. Marco Benvenuti Vittorio Emanuele Orlando
- February 3, 2026, 4:00–6:00 p.m. - Prof. Raffaele Cadin Imperturbability and Turmoil in Hans Kelsen’s Legal Thought
- February 10, 2026, 2:00–4:00 p.m. -Prof. Fulco Lanchester Costantino Mortati
- February 10, 2026, 4:00–6:00 p.m. -Prof. Fabio Giglioni Alberto Predieri’s Thought in the Context of the Current Debate on Environmental Law
- February 17, 2026, 2:00–4:00 p.m. -Prof. Maria Grazia Rodomonte Gender Equality in the Constituent Assembly Debate: The Contribution of Maria Federici Agamben
- February 17, 2026, 4:00–6:00 p.m. - Prof. Sergio Marchisio From Anzillotti to Perassi: The Evolution of the Italian Positivist School of International Law
40 hours of Legal English lessons held in 2026 by Dr Veronica Arpaia.
Doctoral students of the 39th and 40th cycles:
March 5, 2026, Defense and Security in the Context of International Instability: Second Conference Organized by Doctoral Students .
40th cycle phd studentis: Doctoral training day (Reverse lecture method). September 16, 2026 (Flipped Classroom Method)
Curriculum Administrative Law of the Environment and Public Health, Room 8, 3rd Floor, Department of Political Science, 9:30 a.m.
Dr. Martina Carrato, Authorization Procedures for Space Activities and Environmental Protection, Tutor: Prof. Fabio Giglioni; Co-tutor: Prof. Aldo Sandulli; Discussant: Tanja Masson-Zwaan, Leiden University
Dr. Alfonso Fimiani, From Extended Producer Responsibility to the Second Life of the Product: Crises and Transformations of EPR in the Circular Economy, Tutor: Prof. Fabio Giglioni; Co-tutor: Prof. Angelo Lalli; Discussant: Andrea Farì, Pegaso University;
Dr. Vittorio Muzi, The Nature Restoration Regulation in the Kaleidoscope of Comparative Analysis: New Challenges for Innovative Legal Solutions, tutor: Prof. Maria Vittoria Ferroni; Co-tutor: Prof. Gianluca Scarchillo; Discussant: Lorenzo Ciccarese, ISPRA
Dr. Guilherme Martelli Moreira, The Reconfiguration of Fiscal Sovereignty Through OECD Regulatory Pressures: Convergences and Divergences Between Brazil and Italy, tutor: Prof. Fabio Giglioni; Co-tutor: Prof. Pietro Selicato and André Folloni; Discussant: Rossella Miceli, ”
Curriculum Italian and Comparative Constitutional Law (Room 8, 3rd floor, Department of Political Science, 9.30 a.m.)
Curriculum Italian and Comparative Constitutional Law (Sala Lauree, Faculty of Political Science, 10.00 a.m.)
Alina Iuliana Benea, Freedom of Assembly in Contemporary Constitutional Democracies: Global Challenges and Prospects for Protection tutor: Federico Savastano; Co-tutor: Federica Fabrizzi
Discussant: Marco Ruotolo - “Roma Tre” University
Enrico Marro, Constitutional Revision: Limits and Degrees of Rigidity. A Comparative Study of Italy, Spain, and Portugal Tutor: Laura Frosina; Co-tutor: Francesco Clementi Discussant: Giovanni Poggeschi - University of Trento
Nicoletta Castellano, Article 13 of the Constitution: Reflections on the Inviolability of Personal Liberty and Due Process tutor: Gavina Lavagna; Co-tutor: Paolo Mezzanotte
Discussant: Marco Ruotolo – “Roma Tre” University
Arianna Pisano, International Cooperation in Italy and the United States: A Legal Analysis. tutor: Giulia Caravale; Co-tutor: Marco Benvenuti
Discussant: Renato Ibrido – University of Florence
Curriculum Public Economic Law (Sala delle lauree, 2 p.m, 4th floor, Faculty of Economics)
Dr. ALESSANDRO BELLI: Artificial Intelligence and the Transformation of Financial Market Oversight (tutor: Prof. D. Siclari; Co-tutor: F. Covino)
Dr. PIERLUIGI CRUSCO: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence in Public Health: Legal and Health-Related Aspects in Relation to Clinical Risk Management and Patient Safety (tutor: Prof. G. Razzano; Co-tutor: Prof. R. Miccù)
Dr. DANIELE LEONE: Beyond the Emergency: The National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) between EU Law and Italian Administrative Law (tutor: Prof. M. Benvenuti; Co-tutor: Prof. F. Fabrizzi)
Dr. ALESSANDRO SPECIALE: The Internal Electricity Market between Competition and the Ecological Transition: Evolution and Functionalization of the Competitive Paradigm (tutor: Prof. R. Miccù; Co-tutor: Prof. E. Paparella)
Dr. CATERINA VINTI: The Financing of the National Health Service Between Constitutional Principles and Sustainability Constraints (Tutor: Prof. F. Angelini; Co-tutor: Prof. G. Razzano)”
Curriculum International Order and Human Rights (Sala Lauree, Department of Political Science, 2.30)
ENZO C AMPAGNA Climate Vulnerability in International and European Union Law
Discussant NICOLA COLACINO Center for Advanced Defense Studies
Graduate School
DILETTA RUGGERI Disability and Work: Multi-Level Protection
Discussant
VALENTINA DELLA FINA Research Institute on
Innovation, International Law, and Sustainability, National
Research Council (IRIDIS CNR)
Each curriculum has organized seminars, conferences, and specific activities that are listed on the doctoral program's website (seminars section)