Italian Hub

The tenth National ELI Hub, the Italian Hub, was launched on 9 September 2016, coinciding with the ELI Annual Conference, and is chaired by Mario Comba and Riccardo de Caria. This unique event was held at the premises of the Faculty of Law of the University of Ferrara and gathered esteemed Italian jurists. Kindly find the agenda of the event here.

Members of the Italian Hub's Advisory Board are: Andrea Barenghi, Roberto Caranta, Marta Cartabia, Antonio Gambaro, Elena Ioriatti, Oreste Pollicino and Vincenzo Varano.

Upon joining ELI, one becomes a member of the Hub in their country of residence or seat, provided no objections are raised. You can find the list of Individual Members by country of residence here.

You may also contact the Italian Hub here. You can find out more about the Italian Hub here.

Events

12.03.2021
 

From 12–13 March 2021, the University of Ferrara together with the ELI Italian Hub organised a conference on ‘COVID-19 and the Aftermaths on National Tax Systems’, which gave speakers from Europe and...

11.02.2021
 

On 11–12 February 2021, ELI’s Italian Hub co-organised a workshop hosted by the Turin Observatory on Economic Law and Innovation (TOELI) and the Department of Law of the University of Turin.

17.12.2020
 

From 17–19 December 2020, the ELI Italian Hub co-organised the ‘Stage Andrea Cafiero’ webinar, which dealt with current issues in European legislature and jurisprudence. The event attracted around 700...

15.10.2020
 

On 15 October 2020, a meeting of the ELI project on Common Constitutional Traditions in Europe was held online. The webinar was organised in cooperation with the Bocconi University and the ELI Italian...

13.12.2019
 

Symposium on EU Citizenship 25 Years On: Civil and Economic Rights in Action

The University of Trento, the University of Utrecht and the Italian Hub co-organised a Symposium on EU Citizenship 25 Years On: Civil and Economic Rights in Action on 13 December 2019 at the...

17.10.2019
 

The ELI Italian Hub co-organised the above Conference from 17–18 October 2019 at the Department of Legal Science of the University of Florence.