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. SPEAKERS INFORMATION Baker, Jennifer Better known as Brusselsgeek, Jennifer has been a journalist in print, radio and television for nearly 20 years, the last 8 specialising in EU policy and legislation in the technology sector — from data protection and privacy to copyright law; antitrust cases to international trade agreements. She has worked across a wide range of media, from editing a national daily paper in , to reporting on European affairs for Middle Eastern television and has a wealth of experience in navigating the political quagmire of the EU. As well as an address book packed with insider sources and contacts in Brussels, Jennifer is skilled at translating EU policy-speak into understandable English. She is passionate about the importance of rigorous journalism to society believes ethical journalism should go hand in hand with conviction on human rights issues. She is on the editorial advisory board of the Journal of Data Protection and Privacy, and last year was named by Onalytica as one of the world's Top 100 Influencers on Data Security 2016. She has written for some of the biggest names in the business, ArsTechnica, Computerweekly, Macworld, PCworld and CIO (as part of the renowned IDG News Service team), and The Register. She regularly features as an EU tech expert on BBC radio.

Benifei, Brando Brando Benifei, 31, European Federalist, is one of the youngest MEPs and is from La Spezia, Italy. He has been chair of European affairs for the Young Democrats and Vice-President of ECOSY (youth organization of PES) for 4 years and was part of the PES working group which originally drafted the European Youth Guarantee. His main fields of legislative work in the EP are Employment and social affairs and Foreign affairs. He is co-chair of the Youth Intergroup and vice-chair of the Disability Intergroup. Among his parliamentary activities in the Committee of Employment and Social Affairs, he was responsible for key legislative and non-legislative reports on the social inclusion and integration of refugees into the EU labour market; youth employment policy such as the Youth Guarantee and the Youth Employment Initiative. He is very active on digitalisation and innovation, throughout different platforms and networks, most recently specifically on the copyright reform.

Caso, Roberto Roberto Caso, co-director of Trento LawTech Group, is Associate Professor of Comparative Private Law at University of Trento, Faculty of Law, where he teaches Civil Law [Diritto civile], Comparative Intellectual Property Law, Comparative Privacy Law, Copyright law and Art, Private Law and ICTs. He is author and editor of many publications in the field of Intellectual Property, Privacy, Contract Law and Tort Law. He is President of the Italian Association for the Promotion of Open Science [Asssociazione Italiana per la promozione della Scienza Aperta, AISA] and Associate member of McGill Faculty of Law CIPP - Montréal.

Comodini Cachia, Therese MEP Therese Comodini Cachia (EPP, Malta) is a lawyer by profession. She was elected as Member of the in 2014, and is a member of the JURI, CULT, DROI and

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PANA committees. She has worked on Digital Single Market related files such as that of geo- blocking, cultural and creative industries, 5G as well as on the implementation of Infosoc. She is currently rapporteur for the Copyright Directive report in the Legal Affairs Committee.

Curtin, Deirdre Joint Chair Professor of Law at the EUI since September 2015. Director of the Centre for Judicial Cooperation at the Robert Schuman Centre and Professor of European Law and Governance of the University of Amsterdam since 2008, Prof. Curtin also held the Chair in European and International Governance at the Utrecht School of Governance of the University of Utrecht for almost a decade. Earlier she was Professor of the Law of International Organizations at the Faculty of Law of the University of Utrecht (1992-2002). Deirdre Curtin was also the founding director of the Amsterdam Centre for European Law and Governance (ACELG), a centre of excellence of the Faculty of Law at the University of Amsterdam. Prof. Curtin is a member of the Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW, 2003), a laureate of the Spinoza prize by the Dutch Scientific Organization (NWO, 2007) for research in the field of European law and governance. Prof. Curtin holds an Honorary Doctorate in law by the University College in Dublin (2008) and in 2013 was elected an Honorary Bencher by the King's Inn, Dublin.

De Cock, Caroline Ms Caroline De Cock is coordinator of the Copyright 4 Creativity (C4C) coalition. She is the founder and Managing Director of N-square Consulting (N²), a Brussels-based public affairs firm. Prior to that, she was Director of Regulatory Operation and Policy for the COLT Telecom Group and Director of EU Affairs at Cable & Wireless. She also worked as Legal Adviser at Stanbrook & Hooper, a Competition law firm, and was Deloitte’s youngest Manager worldwide at the age of 24. She is the author of ‘iLobby.eu: Survival Guide to EU Lobbying, Including the Use of Social Media’.

Falce, Valeria Valeria Falce is Full Professor of Intellectual Property and Competition Law at the European University of Rome and Non-Governamental Advisors of the ICN (International Competition Network). Scientific Coordinator of the PHD on “Law and services according to the National and European system” and Founding Member of the Italian Academy of the Internet Code, Valeria serves as Executive Member of the Academic Society for Competition Law (ASCOLA) and as Director of the Italian Research Center on Copyright, Information and Innovation (CREDA). In 2015 she has been appointed by the Italian Ministry of Economic Development as one of the five Members of the Board of Appeals against the decisions of the Italian Office for Patents and Trademarks while in 2007 Valeria has been appointed by the Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage as one of the three Independent Expert of the Commission for the Reform of Copyright. Member of the Focus Group of Mapping, a Scientific Project on Internet Governance, Privacy and Intellectual Property, sponsored by the European Commission, Valeria has contributed as Advisor to the Study on Trade Secret and Confidential Information, sponsored by the European Commission in 2012, and as Expert to the Study on Copyright, Development and Competition, sponsored by the OECD in 2013. Valeria holds a PhD in Competition Law obtained in the framework of the joint program of the University of Perugia, together with Bocconi University and LUISS Guido Carli University. She holds also an LLM

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(with merits) in Intellectual Property from the London School of Economics. Admitted to the Italian Bar in 1999, she currently advices as Off Counsel of a leading international Law Firm. Visiting Professor at the Centre for European Studies, King’s College, University of London, she has been Visiting at the Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, European University Institute (2013-2015), Fellow at the University of Cambridge, Columbia University School of Law and New York University Law Centre. Valeria teaches Competition Law and Regulation; Intellectual Property and Copyright. Her current research focuses on Regulation, Competition, Consumer Law and Intellectual Property.

Frosio, Giancarlo Giancarlo is a Senior Researcher and Lecturer at the Centre for International Intellectual Property Studies (CEIPI), University of Strasbourg. Giancarlo dedicated most of his academic career to studying the interface between technology, innovation, creativity, and intellectual property through the lens of international, European and American law. Giancarlo is a qualified attorney with a doctoral degree in IP law from Duke Law School. Additionally, he holds an LL.M. from Duke Law School, an LL.M. in IT and Telecoms law from Strathclyde University, and a law degree from Università Cattolica of Milan. Giancarlo is also a Non- Residential Fellow at the Center for Internet and Society at Stanford Law School. Previously— from 2013 to 2016—he was the Intermediary Liability Fellow with Stanford CIS. At Stanford CIS, Giancarlo launched the intermediary liability research focus area of the Center, the World Intermediary Liability Map (WILMap), and the Stanford Intermediary Liability Lab (SILLab). Since 2013, Giancarlo also serves as affiliate faculty at the Harvard CopyrightX program, where he lectures and coordinates the Turin University Affiliated Course, whose first edition he personally launched. He is a Lecturer of the LL.M. in Intellectual Property law jointly organized by WIPO and the University of Turin, where he also served as the Deputy Director and Lecturer from 2010 to 2013. He is a Faculty Associate of the NEXA Research Center for Internet and Society in Turin. Previously, Giancarlo served as a post-doctoral researcher at KU Leuven Center for IT & IP (CiTiP), COMMUNIA Fellow at the NEXA Center and CREATe Fellow at the University of Nottingham. As a COMMUNIA and CREATe fellow, Giancarlo drafted extensive reports on the digital public domain and open access publishing respectively. As an attorney, Giancarlo worked with the Intellectual Property & Technology Group of a prominent international law firm. Giancarlo is the author of numerous legal articles and publications.

Furgał, Ula Ula is a PhD researcher at the European University Institute in Florence, working under the supervision of Prof. Giovanni Sartor. Her doctoral research focuses on the role of copyright in the regulation of online news publishing. Prior to coming to the EUI Ula has received LL.M. in European and International IP Law from Trinity College Dublin and Masters in Law from Jagiellonian University in Krakow, Poland. Ula has previously worked as an IP & data protection lawyer and consumer rights’ advisor. Her research interests focus on copyright, information and internet law.

Giorello, Marco Marco Giorello is acting head of the copyright unit in the European Commission, DG CONNECT.

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An Italian national, lawyer by training, he has worked in the European Commission for more than 15 years covering different areas of the Internal Market policy such as public procurement, freedom to provide services and copyright. Before joining the Commission he worked in an Italian law firm and as teaching assistant on EU law matters. He is a qualified lawyer in Italy and holds an LLM in European Law from the College of Europe in Bruges (1998). Marco Giorello is working in the Commission's unit responsible for the EU copyright policy since 2011, first in the former DG Internal Market and Services and, since end 2014, in DG Connect.

Giovanella, Federica Federica Giovanella is post-doc fellow at the Department of Engineering and Information Science of the University of Trento as well as a fellow of the LawTech research group at the same university. Federica also teaches Comparative Privacy Law at the Faculty of Law of the mentioned university. Federica's research interests and publications focus on ICT law, especially on ISPs' liability, privacy and copyright. She has just completed a book on the issue of rights balancing (forthcoming with Edward Elgar).

Giua, Claudio Claudio Giua is the Digital Strategy Advisor at Gruppo Editoriale l’Espresso, one of the leading media groups in Italy with interests in publishing, radio, advertising, Internet businesses and digital tv. He worked as reporter and city desk manager at mattino di Padova (1978-1984), then as Milan city desk manager (1984-1987), national politics desk manager (1987-1990) and head of the Tuscany edition (1990-1993) at la Repubblica. In 1994 he went back to the regional and local dailies division of Gruppo Editoriale l’Espresso as co-editor in chief at il Tirreno di Livorno and editor in chief at La Nuova Venezia, il mattino di Padova and la tribuna di Treviso (1993-1998). In 1999 he founded and directed the digital division of Gruppo Editoriale l’Espresso, previously named Kataweb. In charge of the business and operation activities of the company for seven years, he has been working on digital strategies and national and international relationships since 1998. Claudio Giua is a regular contributor for several Universities and journalism schools. He is the director of the Internet Festival in Pisa.

Höppner, Thomas Thomas Höppner is a professor of civil law and intellectual property law at the Technical University Wildau, a visiting professor for IT law at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, and a partner at the international law firm Hausfeld. He is specialising in EU and German competition law and intellectual property law in media and technology markets. He has spearheaded complaints before the European Commission and regularly advises clients in complex proceedings and litigations at the interface of competition law, sector-specific regulation and intellectual property law. Having studied in Berlin, Glasgow and Dundee, Thomas holds a Ph.D and an LL.M. He previously held a professorship for media law at the Business and Information Technology School in Berlin and worked for several years in the TMT groups of Hogan Lovells and Olswang in Berlin and London. Thomas is recommended by Legal 500 as a leading lawyer, noting his “great expertise in the area of digital economy” and is listed by Best Lawyers Germany in the category media law.

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Hugenholtz, Bernt Bernt Hugenholtz is Professor of Copyright Law at the University of Amsterdam, and Co- Director of the Institute for Information Law (IViR). He is also a professor at the University of Bergen (Norway), and lecturer at the Munich Intellectual Property Law Center (Munich). Prof. Hugenholtz has acted as an advisor to the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), the European Commission, the European Parliament and the Netherlands government. He is co- author and editor, with Prof. Thomas Dreier (TU Karlsruhe), of Concise European Copyright Law (2nd. ed. 2016), and co-author, with Professor Paul Goldstein (Stanford University), of International Copyright Law (3rd ed. 2013). Prof. Hugenholtz is one of the founders of the Wittem Group that drafted the European Copyright Code, and a co-founder and member of the European Copyright Society.

Koschwitz, Lenard Lenard Koschwitz joined Allied for Startups in 2015. Since then he built up and led the organisations’ public policy activities in Europe. He’s passionate about policy and spends much of his time discussing tech and the Digital Single Market. Prior to that he advised a Spokesperson for Justice and Home Affairs in the European Parliament, mainly on data-related policies like privacy and data flows. He studied political science and European studies in Germany and Belgium. In 2001 he co-founded a platform for music journalism and user- generated content.

Manara, Cédric Cédric Manara, PhD, has lost his hair teaching, writing or consulting. He has been a full time law professor at EDHEC Business School (France) and held visitorships in Finland, Italy, Japan and the USA, published a lot on intellectual property and internet legal issues, and also was a consultant for e-commerce companies or law firms. He joined Google’s wonderful legal team as copyright counsel in 2013.

Mckenney, Tobias Tobias Mckenney - Senior European Policy Manager, Intellectual Property. Tobias Mckenney graduated in law from Poitiers University in France and Cambridge in the UK, and trained in IP law in Paris before researching copyright issues at the European University Institute. Tobias trained in law firms in Paris before working in the European Commission on intellectual property issues. He joined Google in 2012 as European Intellectual Property Manager.

McNamee, Joe Joe McNamee is Executive Director of European Digital Rights, an association of digital civil rights organisations, including international groups and groups from 21 European countries. He holds Masters Degrees in European Politics and International Law. Has a particular interest in the policy issues surrounding the privatisation of law enforcement online and the challenges this creates for fundamental rights, predictability of restrictions and evidence-based policy-making.

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Mazziotti, Giuseppe Giuseppe Mazziotti is an Italian academic and legal advisor specializing in intellectual property law, media law and information technology law. He works as independent law consultant with its own firm (Mediartis) and as 'of counsel' with Nunziante Magrone in Rome. Giuseppe is currently Assistant Professor of intellectual property law at Trinity College Dublin. From 2009 to 2012 he was Assistant Professor of intellectual property law at the University of Copenhagen, where he worked also as leader of research projects funded by the EU Commission such as MEDIADEM (media policy-making in EU member states) and LAPSI (legal aspects of public sector information). Giuseppe held visiting and research positions at the University of California at Berkeley, Columbia Law School in New York and the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University. He is currently Associate Fellow at the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS) in Brussels, where he was also co-manager of the CEPS Digital Forum. In the course of his career he advised IFPI (Representing the Recording Industry Worldwide), the European Commission (DG CONNECT), the European Parliament (DG for Internal Policies) and the Italian Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Activities on various projects concerning intellectual property law and information technology. He holds a PhD from the European University Institute and a cum laude law degree from the University of Perugia.

Nicita, Antonio Antonio Nicita is commissioner of the Italian regulatory authority AGCOM and Professor of Economic Policy at the Department of Economics and Law at Sapienza University of Rome, has been Associate Professor of Economic Policy at the University of Siena, he was Visiting Fulbright Professor at Yale University. In 2005-06 he was a Non Governmental Adviser of International Competition Network (ICN) for the report on telecommunications sector. He is on the Board of Directors of the Italian Society of Law and Economics, European Association of Law and Economics and of the International Society for New Institutional Economics (ISNIE). In 2006-07 he was an economic adviser to the Italian Minister of Communications and member of the Governmental Unit for the Improvement of Regulation. He was Economic Adviser for the 2009 OECD Regulatory Report on Italy. He holds a Ph.D in Economics from the University of Siena, Italy. His research interests cover Industrial organization, Law and Economics, Competition Economics and Regulation. He is author of numerous publications (www.antonionicita.it)

Rainisio, Matteo Everything started in 1996, when I founded Edinet, the first and only local ISP in the area of Savona. The company, with a staff of 2, was offering also basic web sites focused on tourism and real estates market. Today, 20 years later, we're a web company with a staff of 24 and growing, still based in the same small town of the Italian Riviera with customers all over Italy and beyond. As a spin off, in 2006, we launched two online news papers, that now reach a daily audience of almost 100k unique users, the combination of these two "know how" has given me the opportunity to become a consultant for start ups and existing publisher in development of their businesses. I'm vice president of ANSO, Associazione Nazionale della Stampa Online, the biggest Italian association to represent digital publishers. I'm daily involved in its institutional responsibilities,

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organization of national events and conventions, promotion of new opportunities of business for online news publishers.

Ramalho, Ana Ana Ramalho is Assistant Professor of Intellectual Property Law at Maastricht University. She holds a 5-year advanced LL.B. from the University of Lisbon (1999), an LL.M. in Intellectual Property and Competition Law from the Munich Intellectual Property Law Center (2007), a Research Master in Intellectual Property Law from the University of Lisbon (2008), and a PhD in Law from the University of Amsterdam (2014). Her current research interests include copyright lawmaking in the EU and problems of IP ownership in the realm of artificial intelligence.

Rechardt, Lauri Lauri Rechardt is IFPI's Director of Licensing and Legal Policy. Before re-joining IFPI Rechardt worked as a partner and head of IP at Procopé & Hornborg, a leading law firm in Helsinki. He was a member of Finnish Bar and his practice covered all areas of IP, media and entertainment law, with particular expertise in the fields of international copyright, trademark and media law. His work included heading the IFPI Finnish National Group and Licensing related work at IFPI Secretariat. Prior to moving to Procopé & Hornborg, Rechardt held the position of Deputy General Counsel and Director of Licensing and Litigation at IFPI Secretariat. During this time he worked successfully to help increase licensing revenues worldwide. Before joining IFPI he was a director at the Finnish Performing Artists and Record Producers Copyright Society Gramex. Rechardt holds a law degree from the University of Helsinki.

Riccio, Giovanni Maria Giovanni Maria Riccio: Full professor of Comparative Law at the University of Salerno, and lecturer of Comparative IT Law; Copyright Law and Cultural Heritage Law. He has been an Academic Visitor at the Oxford Intellectual Property Research Centre and a Research Fellow at the Birbeck College of the University of London. Attorney at law, he is the founder and managing partner at E-Lex Law Firm based in Rome.

Reyna, Agustin Agustín works as a Senior Legal Officer and Digital Team Leader in BEUC, The European Consumer Organisation. BEUC represents 43 independent national consumer associations from 31 European countries. The primary task of BEUC is to act as a strong consumer voice in Brussels and to try to ensure that consumer interests are given their proper weight in all EU policies. Within BEUC, Agustín follows the EU developments around consumer rights in the digital environment. He leads the Digital Team coordinating BEUC’s policies in the area of copyright, data protection, telecommunications and competition. In 2017 Agustín was elected co-EU chair of the Intellectual Property committee of the Trans- Atlantic Consumer Dialogue, a network of over 75 organisations representing consumers’ interest in the US and the EU.

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Argentinean born, Agustín obtained his law degree in the National University of Córdoba. He studied ICT law in Spain (ICADE, Comillas Pontifical University) and Belgium (CRIDS, University of Namur) and he is currently writing his doctoral dissertation on copyright and consumer protection (University of Bremen). He can be contacted at [email protected]

Rosati, Eleonora An Italian-qualified lawyer (avvocato) with experience in the area of IP and internet laws, Dr Eleonora Rosati is a tenured associate professor in IP law at the University of Southampton (UK), a guest lecturer in copyright law at EDHEC Business School (France), and an editor of the Journal of Intellectual Property Law & Practice (Oxford University Press). Eleonora is also a door tenant at specialist IP set 8 New Square in London, where she regularly advises clients in the creative and technology sectors. Previously, Eleonora was a post-doctoral legal research associate at the University of Cambridge (UK), and worked in the IP departments of Bird&Bird LLP in Milan (Italy) and London (UK). She has authored numerous contributions on IP issues, and also contributes to specialist blogs The IPKat and The 1709 Blog. Eleonora holds law degrees from the University of Florence (Italy) and the University of Cambridge (UK), and completed her PhD in copyright law at the European University Institute (Italy).

Sanchez del Real, Victor Prof. Víctor Sánchez del Real (born in the Spanish city of Ceuta, north Africa, 1969) is seasoned communications professional with a background in journalism and corporate communications, and extensive knowledge of content industry. After his experience as journalism in radio, press, and TV he has been involved in the IT and innovation field working for companies like Cisco, Nokia, Telefonica among others. Sánchez del Real has launched and is part of several projects in the consulting, editorial and content industries. He is also a well-known speaker and assistant professor at IE University and several business schools in Spain and Latam. He is niche editor via www.elocuent.com and host to the podcast/Radio program www.hablahumano.com . Víctor holds a Communications degree from Universidad Complutense de Madrid. A masters degree from ICADE Business School and is alumni of relevant business Schools such as IESE and MIT Sloan. Sánchez del Real is an active Member of Spanish Association of Publishers of Periodicals (AEEPP).

Sartor, Giovanni Giovanni Sartor is professor in Legal Informatics at the University of Bologna and professor in Legal informatics and Legal Theory at the European University Institute of Florence. He has published widely in legal philosophy, computational logic, and computer law.

Stalla-Bourdillon, Sophie Dr Sophie Stalla-Bourdillon is Associate Professor in Information Technology / Intellectual Property Law within Southampton Law School at the University of Southampton, specialising in Information Technology related issues. She is the Director of ILAWS, the Institute for Law and the Web and its new core iCLIC.

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Sophie is the author of several legal articles, book chapters and books on intermediary liability, data protection and privacy, information security and intellectual property. She has been researching and writing on the liability of Internet intermediaries such as Internet service providers, Web 2.0 platforms, search engines, on the legal implications of deep packet inspection practices implemented by Internet service providers, on the role of hosting providers in relation to malicious webpages, on the standardization of privacy policies and on anonymisation practices. She is extensively involved in diverse research and consulting. She is leading the legal work for the Horizon 2020 FutureTrust and DataPitch research projects. She has acted as a legal expert for the OCSE, OEDC, the Venice Commission and the European Commission. She is part of the expert group formed by the Council of Europe on intermediary liability (MSI-NET).

Spinder, Gerald Prof. Dr. Gerald Spindler, born 1960, studied Law and Economics in Frankfurt a.M., Hagen, Genf and Lausanne. He is a full tenured Professor for Civil Law, Commercial and Economic Law, Comparative Law, Multimedia- and Telecommunication Law at the University of Goettingen/Germany where he, among other topics, is mainly occupied with legal issues regarding E-commerce, i.e., Internet and Telecommunication Law. He has been elected as a full tenured Member of the German Academy of Sciences, Goettingen, 2004. Apart from teaching, various books and commentaries, more than 300 articles in law reviews, as well as expert legal opinions are published by Professor Spindler. He has been elected as general rapporteur for the bi-annual German Law Conference regarding privacy and personality rights on the Internet. He is editor of two of the most renowned German law reviews covering the whole area of cyberspace law and telecommunication law as well as co-editor of international journals on copyright law, also founder and editor of JIPITEC, an open access-based journal for intellectual property rights and E-Commerce. The EU commissioned him with the review of the E- commerce-directive in 2007 and currently as an expert for data economy for the single market (2017).

Xalabarder, Raquel Doctor in Law (J.S.D.), University of Barcelona, 1997. Master of Laws (LLM), Columbia University Law School, New York, 1993. Law Degree (J.D.), University of Barcelona, 1988. Visiting Scholar at Columbia University Law School (Fulbright Scholar), New York, 2000- 2001. Honorarvertrag at Max-Planck-Institute for Intellectual Property and Competition Law, Munich, 2008. Tutor of IP courses for the WIPO Academy (since 2000). Member of the European Copyright Society (ECS) and the ALAI – currently, vicepresident of the ALAI Spanish Group ALADDA. She has extensively taught and written in the fields of Intellectual Property, Private International Law and Internet Law. Since 1997, she has been working at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya (UOC) where she has been Director of its Law Degree (Feb.2002 – Sept.2007) and Adjunct Director to the Vicerectorate of Academic Affairs and Faculty (Nov 2008 – Sept.2013).

Zeno-Zencovich, Vincenzo Vincenzo Zeno-Zencovich is full professor of comparative law in the University of Roma Tre and chairman of the Italian Association of Comparative Law. He has written extensively in

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