SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
The Scientific Committee provides guidelines and suggestions regarding the LL.M curriculum and the choice of relevant issues for the programme.
The SC will select and admit candidates and will be in charge of evaluating the final tests and the research papers of the participants.
The Members of the Scientific Committee are:
She obtained a PhD in International Economic Law from the Bocconi University of Milan. After a Legal Internship at the ECB, she was Jean Monnet Fellow at the Robert Schuman Center for Advanced Studies of the European University Institute, Florence and Visiting Scholar at the IMF Legal Department.
Anna has presented her research both nationally and internationally at conferences organized by ESIL, SIEL and EUSA. She recently published a monograph titled “International Economic Law and Monetary Measures: Limitations to States’ Sovereignty and Dispute Settlement” with Edward Elgar.
She taught in London at the Center for Transnational Legal Studies (founded by Georgetown University, ESADE Law School, University of Melbourne et al.). Her research focuses on international monetary law, investment law, WTO law, the EMU and sovereign debt crises.
She recently published a book titled “International Economic Law and Monetary Measures: Limitations to States’ Sovereignty and Dispute Settlement” (Edward Elgar 2012).
He is the President of the University Institute od European Studies (IUSE). He is as well Director of the Master GOMAP (Gouvernance et management des marches publics an appui au développement durable) jointly managed by the University of Turin, the Science Politiques School of Paris and ITC-ILO Turin. He is member of both the research networks Public Contracts in Legal Globalization / Contrats Publics dans la Globalisation Juridique and PLAN – Procurement Law Academic Network.
He is responsible for Turin unit of the national research project, funded by the Ministry of Education, about Jurisdiction and Pluralisms.
Paolo Montalenti is currently Professor of Corporate and Commercial Law in University of Turin Law School (Torino, Italy) and member of the Board of Dottorato di Diritto dell’Impresa, at Bocconi University in Milan.
After graduating in 1975 he started his Academic career as an Assistant Professor until 1987, when he became Full Professor of Corporate and Commercial Law in Trento University until 1991, when he joined again the University of Turin.
He has been visiting Professor at Université Jean Moulin de Lyon in 1991 and 1992 and at Universitad Complutense de Madrid in 2002 and 2003, visiting Scholar at Columbia and Berkeley University in 1989 and 1991, professor at the International Trade of Law Course, organized in Turin by the International Labour Organisation, Scientific Director of the Turin Law School Master Program for “Giuristi d’Impresa” and member of the Steering Committee of WIPO Post-Graduate specialization course on Intellectual Property.
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He wrote seven books and more than two hundred articles in the fields of Corporate, Commercial and Civil Law, on Corporate Groups, M&A, Leveraged Buyouts, Takeovers, Unlimited Partnerships, Management Contracts, Arbitration, Corporate Governance, Insurance Law. His last work is: Società per azioni corporate governance e mercati finanziari, ed. Giuffrè, Milano, 2011.
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He practices as a lawyer in the fields of Corporate Law, Contracts, Banking, Securities Law, Insurance Law Takeovers, M&A and Arbitration.
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He has been representative of no-voting shareholders of Fiat s.p.a. since 1996 to 2002; member of the Board of Directors of Banca Sella S.p.A., Banca Patrimoni Sella &C. S.p.A.; President of Fondazione dell’Avvocatura Torinese Fulvio Croce in Turin; member of the Consiglio Generale of Compagnia di San Paolo; Vice-President of the “Camera arbitrale del Piemonte”, Vice-President of the Council of Milan International Arbitration Chamber. now he is member of the Board of Compagnia di San Paolo.
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He is Scientific Head of The “Osservatorio sulla riforma del diritto societario” of The Chamber of Commerce of Milan; President of the Scientific Committee of NED Community; member of the Scientific Committee of ISDACI (Scientific Institute for Arbitration, Mediation, Commercial Law); member of the Board of the Foundation Istituto Luigi Einaudi per gli studi bancari, finanziari e assicurativi.
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He is President of the Association of the Italian Professors in Commercial Law.
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He is member of the editorial board of Giurisprudenza Commerciale, one of the main Italian Law Reviews.
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He is Academic Member of European Institute of Corporate Governance.
He is President of AIDA– Sezione Italiana and member of the Presidential Council of AIDA World.
She is Author of a book on international investment law and national security (2011) and of several book chapters and review articles. Her main research interests are in international investments, economic and social rights, and the EU external relations.
She has a Doctorate in Comparative Law from the Faculty of Law, University of Florence, with a dissertation discussing the protection of collective interests in Comparative Law. In her career, Cristina has been awarded a number of prestigious and interdisciplinary fellowships, such as a ‘IEF-Marie Curie Fellowship’ of the European Commission and Université Panthéon-Assas (Paris II), a ‘Max Weber Fellowship’ of the European University Institute (www.eui.eu/DepartmentsAndCentres/Law) and a ‘Lagrange Fellowship (usually awarded only to top-researchers in hard sciences)’ about Science, Law and policy-making (www.progettolagrange.it/en).
At present, Cristina is taking part into various international and European research projects. She has widely published contributions about Comparative law and Economics, Comparative market regulation in edited books and top-international law journals.
She is a member of the Groupe de Travail Contrats Internationaux (GTCI) directed by Prof. Filip De Ly of the University of Rotterdam and of international lawyers networks (AIJA, IDI) and is the author of several publications on international trade law issues. Marina was born in Turin in 1967, speaks Italian, English, French and Spanish.
He is assistant professor of Business Law at the Politecnico of Turin and regularly lectures at the University of Turin, at the Post-graduate School for Legal Professions and at the LLM in International Trade Law.
He is member of the Turin Bar since 2003 and associate at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton law firm.
He has worked with the United Nations Secretariat in New York and Addis Ababa, and, more recently, has been the first head of the UNCITRAL Regional Center for Asia and the Pacific, located in Incheon, Republic of Korea.
He published in the fields of international trade law and comparative law, dealing, in particular, with sale of goods, electronic commerce and trade law reform in developing countries
SUPERVISORS
Each module will be guided and designed by one/two supervisor/s who will coordinate the module and have the responsibility to select teaching and reading material, to prepare assignments and exercises and to give a grade to students’ work for the module.
List of supervisors:
Lorenza worked at the Italian Mission to International Organizations in Geneva, at the European Commission and for the Italian Development Cooperation in Vietnam.
She is Author of a book on international investment law and national security (2011) and of several book chapters and review articles. Her main research interests are in international investments, economic and social rights, and the EU external relations.
Modules
International Economic Law: Policies and Institutions – International Contracts Refresher Conferences and Seminars
She has a Doctorate in Comparative Law from the Faculty of Law, University of Florence, with a dissertation discussing the protection of collective interests in Comparative Law. In her career, Cristina has been awarded a number of prestigious and interdisciplinary fellowships, such as a ‘IEF-Marie Curie Fellowship’ of the European Commission and Université Panthéon-Assas (Paris II), a ‘Max Weber Fellowship’ of the European University Institute (www.eui.eu/DepartmentsAndCentres/Law) and a ‘Lagrange Fellowship (usually awarded only to top-researchers in hard sciences)’ about Science, Law and policy-making (www.progettolagrange.it/en).
At present, Cristina is taking part into various international and European research projects. She has widely published contributions about Comparative law and Economics, Comparative market regulation in edited books and top-international law journals
Modules:
International Economic Law: Policies and Institutions – International Contracts Competition Law and International Trade Consumer Protection in Global Markets
She is a member of the Groupe de Travail Contrats Internationaux (GTCI) directed by Prof. Filip De Ly of the University of Rotterdam and of international lawyers networks (AIJA, IDI) and is the author of several publications on international trade law issues. Marina was born in Turin in 1967, speaks Italian, English, French and Spanish.
Modules:
International contracts
Modules:
International contracts
He obtained a PhD in Commercial Law from the Bocconi University of Milan. He is author of many publications in commercial and arbitration law: “La clausola compromissoria nelle società. Profili sostanziali”, Torino 2012; “Le operazioni di leveraged buy out”, in AA.VV., Le operazioni straordinarie societarie, Padova, 2011, 527 ss.; Le deleghe di competenze assembleari nella società per azioni, Milano, 2009; Il ruolo dell’assemblea nella gestione dell’impresa: il «sovrano» ha veramente abdicato?, in Riv. dir. civ., 2009, II, 133 ss.
Modules:
Dispute resolution and arbitrationPaolo Rainelli was born in Turin on September 6, 1977. He graduated in Law at the University of Turin in 2000 and received an LL.M. degree from Columbia Law School of New York in 2005, where he was Fulbright Scholar and a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar, and a Ph.D. in Business Law at the Bocconi University of Milan in 2006.
He is assistant professor of Business Law at the Politecnico of Turin and regularly lectures at the University of Turin, at the Post-graduate School for Legal Professions and at the LLM in International Trade Law. He is member of the Turin Bar since 2003 and associate at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton law firm.
Modules:
Corporate lawrom 2009 to 2013 he is assignee of a research scholarship at the Faculty of Law of the University of Turin. From 2011 he is adjunct professor of Corporate Governance at Università Carlo Cattaneo – LIUC of Castellanza. He is member of the Turin Bar since 2007 and senior associate of Musumeci, Altara, Desana e Associati law firm.
Modules:
Corporate law
He is member of the scientific council of the PhD program in IP law of the University of Pavia and of the scientific committee of the LLM in intellectual property offered jointly by WIPO, University of Turin and ITC-ILO. He is member of the editorial committee of Giurisprudenza Italiana, business law section, and of Annali Italiani di Diritto d’Autore, della cultura e dello spettacolo (AIDA).
Modules:
Intellectual property
She obtained a PhD in International Economic Law from the Bocconi University of Milan. After a Legal Internship at the ECB, she was Jean Monnet Fellow at the Robert Schuman Center for Advanced Studies of the European University Institute, Florence and Visiting Scholar at the IMF Legal Department.
Anna has presented her research both nationally and internationally at conferences organized by ESIL, SIEL and EUSA. She recently published a monograph titled “International Economic Law and Monetary Measures: Limitations to States’ Sovereignty and Dispute Settlement” with Edward Elgar.
She taught in London at the Center for Transnational Legal Studies (founded by Georgetown University, ESADE Law School, University of Melbourne et al.). Her research focuses on international monetary law, investment law, WTO law, the EMU and sovereign debt crises.
She recently published a book titled “International Economic Law and Monetary Measures: Limitations to States’ Sovereignty and Dispute Settlement” (Edward Elgar 2012).
Modules:
International Monetary and Financial Law
FACULTY
Lecturers for e-presentations, webinars and on-line seminars will be
- law professors from renowned universities and institutions worldwide
- professionals, law consultants from international law firms in-house lawyers
- experts and officials from international organisations.
The combination of academic resource persons and legal practitioners guarantees the integration of theory with practice.
Participants will benefit from the support and involvement of module supervisors, a dedicated tutor who will assist and advise them throughout the on line learning period and the managing staff of the IUSE who will be available for information and assistance for the duration of the master course.