Il network è composto da studiosi o professionisti che hanno partecipato alle attività della cattedra o del modulo Jean Monnet, intervenendo a conferenze o eventi, partecipando come supervisori di tesi/progetti, o facendo parte del comitato di valutazione della cattedra o del comitato di valutazione del contest buone pratiche regolatorie.
The network is made up of scholars or professionals who have participated in the activities of the Chair or the Module, either by speaking at lectures or events, participating as supervisors for thesis/project works, or being part of the Chair's evaluation committee or the Good Regulatory Practices Contest evaluation committee.
Alberto Alemanno
Jean Monnet Professor of European Union Law at HEC Paris
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Robert Baldwin
Emeritus Professor of Law at LSE
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Florentin Blanc
Head of Regulatory Delivery Programme at OECD
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Cary Coglianese
Edward B. Shils Professor of Law and Professor of Political Science; Director, Penn Program on Regulation
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Paola Coletti
Associate Professor in Political Science at Unimercatorum and OECD consultant
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Maria De Benedetto
Full Professor of Administrative Law at Roma Tre University
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Fabrizio Di Mascio
Full Professor of Political Science at University of Turin and President of the Observatory on Italian Independent Regulators' RIA
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Fabiana Di Porto
Professor of Economic Law and Law & Tech at Salento University and LUISS.
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Luca Ferrara
Head of the "Rappresentante Unico e Ricostruzione, Conferenze di Servizi" Office (Lazio Region)
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Agime Gerbeti
Expert for the G20 Environment at the Italian Ministry of Ecological Transition and Senior expert for the Energy Services Operator (Gestore Servizi Energetici S.p.A.)
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Veerle Heyvaert
Professor of Law at LSE
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Nicola Lupo
Full Professor of Public Law at LUISS University and Coordinator of the Italian Unit for Rationalisation and Better Regulation
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Nadia Marin
Coordination Director - European Policy Coordination Service (Department for European Policies - Presidency of the Council of Ministers)
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Maria Luce Mariniello
Officer for the Communications Guarantee Authority
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Mario Martelli
Better Regulation expert for the Italian Presidency of the Council of Ministers
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Gabriele Mazzantini
Officer for the Italian Competition Authority
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Maria Mousmouti
Lecturer in Law at UCL London
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Antonio Nicita
Full Professor of Economic policy and Senator of the Italian Republic, former Regulatory Scrutiny Board member (European Commission)
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Antonio Perrucci
Director of ASTRID'S Digital Ecosystem Lab
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Federico Ponte
Official (Commissions and Regulatory Impact Service) at the Legislative Assembly Regional Council of Liguria
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Claudio Radaelli
Professor of Political Science at EUI
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Carolina Raiola
National Delivery unit expert (Consultation and Communication) for the Italian Presidency of the Council of Ministers
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Siriana Salvi
Manager at the Unit for Simplification at the Italian Presidency of the Council of Ministers
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Francesco Sarpi
Expert for the Impact Assessment Unit at the Italian Presidency of the Council of Ministers
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Laura Savelli
Lawyer - Istituto Grandi Infrastrutture (IGI)
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Juli Ponce Solé
Full Professor of Administrative Law at Universitat de Barcelona
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Laura Tafani
Former Parliamentary Counsellor for the Italian Senate
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Giancarlo Vecchi
Associate Professor of Political Science
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Helen Xantachi
Professor of Laws at UCL
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Visiting Researchers
2022
Oscar Capdeferro is a Lecturer in Administrative Law at the University of Barcelona (UB).
He holds an Advanced Master's Degree in Legal Sciences (Universitat Pompeu Fabra, 2010) and a PhD in Law (UB, 2015), awarded with an International Mention and the Extraordinary Doctoral Prize for the 2014/2015 academic year.
He has carried out research visiting at the Italian Universities of Bologna, Ferrara and LUMSA, and at the University of Oxford (UK).
His scientific production has focused mainly on the study of corruption, field in which can be highlighted his monograph 'El Derecho Administrativo y la prevención de la corrupción urbanística', published by Marcial Pons in 2016 and awarded with the Ferrer Eguizábal Legal Prize 2015 in Administrative Law.
His recent research is focused on the effects that the use of artificial intelligence can have on the improvement of public service, and its risks, on which he has also written several book chapters and scientific papers.