School of Law

Visiting & Fellows

Italian

The Excellence Department annually finances fellowships addressed to young researchers (junior fellows) and professors (senior fellows) belonging to foreign research centres or universities, offering them the opportunity to spend from two to three months at the Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, School of Law, to carry out research activities. They have to expose the results of their studies both through ad hoc seminaries for professors and students, and through publications in the online working paper series of the Department.
The main goal of the Fellowship BiLaP program is to enhance the research on the topics studied by the Excellence Department. Strategic themes include the following general areas:

  1. Pluralism and Democracy;
  2. Public Security, Prevention of and Fight against Terrorism, International Cooperation;
  3. Pluralism and Criminal Justice;
  4. Work and Business in Plural Society;
  5. Minors and family.

 

The eligibility and selection criteria will be published on this website each year.

The School of Law also offers a general “visiting professors and fellows program” for professors coming from foreign universities and for scholars conducting post-doctoral research all around the world. Some of these fellowships are related to the topics of the Excellence Department Project and, therefore, they are financed by the Department.

 

2021

Senior
Athanasios Psygkas - Western University, Canada
Research project: “The participatory democracy matrix strengthening democracy in pluralistic societies”
Curriculum Vitae

Junior
Wojciech Brzozowski - University of Warsaw, Poland
Research project: "Understanding conscientious objection”
Curriculum Vitae

2020

Senior
Lucas Lixinski - The University of New South Wales Faculty of Law, Sydney Australia
Research project: "Cultural Heritage Law and Transitional Justice: The Law and Politics of Tragedy Corpses and Atrocity Museums"
Curriculum Vitae

2019

Valentina Faggiani - Universidad de Granada
Research project: “The “substiantial citizenship”: a comparative approach  between Spain and Italy”
Curriculum Vitae

Natti Perelman- Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Research project: “Freedom of Expression and the Desecration of Flags and Religious Books
Curriculum Vitae

Anna Labedzka -  City, University of London
Research project: “Democratic crisis of European Union. Could mechanism of internal conditionality be an answer? A contribution to the ongoing debate on the rise of illiberal regimes in the European Union.”
Curriculum Vitae

Uladzislau Belavusau  - T.M.C. Asser Institute, Paesi Bassi
Research project: “Memory Laws and Fundamental Rights in the Council of Europe, EU and CEE”
Curriculum Vitae

2018

Charles Maimela – University of Pretoria
Research project: “The Role and Importance of African Customary law in the 21st Century South Africa”
Curriculum Vitae