Orari di ricevimento

martedì, mercoledì e giovedì dopo la lezione (ore 18) Dott.
Gennaro Di Martino, lunedì dalle 16 alle 18 (stanza 251) Dott.
Giacomo Capuzzo, mercoledì dalle 11 alle 13 (stanza 251)

Curriculum

MARIA ROSARIA MARELLA Full Professor of Law University of RomaTre Department of Law Via Ostiense 165 – 00154 Roma Telephone: 339 7126442 email: mrmarella3@gmail.com EDUCATION PH.D. COMPARATIVE LAW University of Florence, (1991) Faculty of Law LAW DEGREE (summa cum laude) University of Rome “La Sapienza”, (1983) Faculty of Law TEACHING AND ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE UNIVERSITY OF ROMA TRE DEPARTMENT OF LAW Position: Full Professor of Private Law Current courses: European Bio Law and Reproductive Technologies; Critical Perspectives on Private Law; Diritto delle famiglie (Family Laws) UNIVERSITY OF PERUGIA DEPARTMENT OF LAW, PERUGIA, ITALY (1991 - 2022) Position: Full Professor of Private Law Courses: Private Law (Advanced), Private Law and Globalisation, Law Clinic “Health, Environment and Territory”. Previous courses: European Private Law, Biotechnologies Legal Regulation, and Feminist Legal Theory (co-teaching with Prof. Tamar Pitch). Coordinator of the Ph.D Program in Legal Science - University of Perugia Department of Law (2017-2022) Director of the Law Clinic “Health, Environment and Territory” Supervisor and Coordinator of Study Abroad Programs for undergraduate and graduate students: - Visiting Scholar Exchange Program with American University, Washington D. C. - Visiting Student and Scholar Exchange Program with EHESS École des hautes études en sciences sociales, Paris. Scientific Director of the following International conferences and Summer Schools: - “Transnational Law and Human Rights - Space, Boundaries and the Law - Rights & Remedies in the Crisis, 09-14 June 2014, Perugia Department of Law; - “Access to Justice. What Policies for the XXI Century?”, 22-27 June 2015, Perugia Department of Law; - “The Globalization of Law and Legal Institutions”, 20-24 June 2016, Perugia Department of Law; - “Inequalities”, 28 June – 1 July 2017, Perugia Department of Law; - “The Private/Public Divide. Ideologies and Techniques”, 2-6 July 2018, Perugia Department of Law; - “Identities of Law/Identities by Law”, 1-5 July 2019; - “Law and ….”, Seminar Series, 4 October – 5 November 2020. ECOLE DES HAUTES ETUDES EN SCIENCES SOCIALES, PARIS (2014-16) Position: Professeure invitée 2014-15 Seminar Series: “Property Law and the Common Goods”; 2015-16 Seminar Series: “Individual Rights and Identity Politics”. Correspondante à l’étranger (2019 – present) UNIVERSITY OF TRENTO, TRENTO, ITALY (1996-1999) Position: Professor of Law Courses: Private Law OTHER TEACHING AND ACADEMIC EXPERIENCES: SCIENCESPO LAW SCHOOL (2014 – 2019) Faculty Member and Co-sponsor “Intensive Doctoral Week” INSTITUTE FOR GLOBAL LAW & POLICY (IGLP) – HARVARD LAW SCHOOL (2014-18) Conferences and Colloquia UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, FACULTY OF LAW (2010) Visiting Scholar MCGILL UNIVERSITY - FACULTY OF LAW, MONTREAL (2008) Visiting Scholar HARVARD LAW SCHOOL, CAMBRIDGE (MA) (1996-1997) Visiting scholar - Center for European Legal Studies UNIVERSITÄT FREIBURG, FREIBURG IM BREISGAU, GERMANY (1984-1986) Scientific Assistant and Visiting scholar MAX-PLANCK INSTITUT für AUSLAENDISCHES und INTERNATIONALES PRIVATRECHT (1986) Visiting Researcher UNIVERSITY OF ROME "LA SAPIENZA", ROME, ITALY (1998-2005) Position: Lecturer in the master course “Person and fundamental rights" (Director: Prof. Stefano Rodotà). Other teaching activities carried out at: Italian Superior Judicial Council (CSM); Italian Higher School of Public Administration; Italian Academy of the “Guardia di Finanza”; Perugia "Baldo degli Ubaldi" Notary School. AFFILIATIONS AND PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Member, Société de Législation Comparée; Member, International Academy of Comparative Law; Member, Associazione Italiana dei Civilisti (AIC); Member, Società Italiana degli Studiosi di Diritto civile (SISDIC); Member, Unione dei Privatisti (UP); Member, Italian Association of Comparative Law (AIDC); Member, Italian Association of Law & Literature (AIDEL); Vice President, Italian Society for Governmental Studies (SSG); Founding Member, GIUdIT – Italian Society for Feminist Legal Studies; Editor-in-chief “Rivista Critica di Diritto Privato”; Referee “Comparative Law Review”; Referee “Nuova Giurisprudenza Civile Commentata”; Referee “Nuovo Diritto Civile”; Referee "Rassegna di diritto civile". Member, Scientific Board “Osservatorio di diritto civile e commerciale”, Il Mulino, Bologna; Member, Scientific Board “Cosmopolis”; Member, Scientific Board “Infoleges.it”; Member, Scientific Board "Familia"; Member, Scientific Board “The Cardozo Electronic Law Bulletin”; Member, Scientific Board “Comparazione e diritto civile”. Co-editor Book series “Interferenze. Collana di diritto e cultura umanistica”, Editoriale Scientifica, Naples; Scientific Board “La cultura giuridica. Testi di scienza, teoria e storia del diritto” (Book series), Roma TrE-Press. Giudice aggregato (adjunct Judge), Italian Constitutional Court; Member of the Commission “Diritti e Libertà” of the Equal Opportunities Department of the Presidency of the Council of Ministries (1996-1999); President of the “Commissione di Garanzia Statutaria” of the Umbria Region, (2010-2017). Several times appointed by prestigious universities as responsible for TENURED PROFESSORSHIPS and fellowships EVALUATION (among others: Georgetown Law School, Washington D.C., McGill Faculty of Law, Montreal, Universiteit Antwerpen, Ecole de droit – SciencesPo, Paris); As invited speaker, Professor Marella has participated to many INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS in some of the most prestigious academic institutions all over the world, such as Harvard Law School; University of Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne; SciencesPo, Paris; EHESS, Paris; Universidad de Los Andes, Bogotà; Goethe-University in Frankfurt; Humboldt-University in Berlin; ICI Berlin; University of Regensburg, The New Institute, Hamburg; University of Amsterdam; McGill Law School, Montreal; University of Toronto, Faculty of Law; University of Colorado Law School; CES – University of Coimbra, and many others. AWARDS Best book in legal matters in the National Contest for Scientific Dissemination, (Premio nazionale di divulgazione scientifica), Associazione Italiana del Libro, Cnr, Airi, (2015), Faculty Research Program, International Council of Canadian Studies, Faculty of Law, University of Toronto, (2009-2010), Canadian Studies Faculty Research Award McGill University (Montreal, Canada), (2008). RESEARCH PROJECTS SUCCESSFULLY SUBMITTED AND FUNDED (2022) PRIN Project: “Health Bordering. Managing Mobility during Pandemics” (Director of the University of Roma Tre Research Unit); (2011) Director of the project: “Legal status of common goods: from water to knowledge”, funded by Fondazione Cassa di Risparmio di Perugia; (2009-10) Research Project: Tradition and Modernization of Family Law in the Political Framework of Multiculturalism, Faculty Research Program, International Council of Canadian Studies; (2008) PRIN project: “Between equality and non-discrimination: the importance of personal conditions in private relationships” (Director of the University of Perugia Research Unit); (2006) PRIN project: “Redistribution and identity. Fundamental rights and rules of private law in the construction of differences, with particular reference to gender and sexual orientation” (Director of the local Research Unit); (2004) PRIN project: “New forms of protection for people with disabilities” (Participant); (2002) PRIN project: “The commodification of body parts and the limits of the market” (Participant). ITALIAN PUBLICATIONS (QUALITY AND IMPACT): All the Italian publications are published on reviews of Level A (peer reviewed) or by publishers of scientific relevance and national circulation FOREIGN LANGUAGE PUBLICATIONS (2023) The Law of Social Reproduction, 2, feminists@law (2019) The Law of the Urban Common(s), in THE SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY - ISSN:1527-8026 vol. 118 (4) (2018) Family-Relations Law between ‘Stratification’ and ‘Resistance’. Housework and Family Law Exceptionalism, in Sarti, Bellavitis, Martini (eds), What is Work. Gender at the Crossroads of Home, Family, and Business from the Early Modern Era to the Present, Berghahn Books, Oxford, New York; (2017) Fonction Sociale, in Dictionnaire des Biens communs, Rochfeld, Orsi, Cornu (eds), Presses Universitaires de France, 2017. (2017) Who is the Contracting Party? A Trip Around the Transformation of the Legal Subject, in P. G. Monateri (ed.), Comparative Contract Law, Eldgar, 2017, pp. 205-215; (2017) The common goods. A quest for another relation between people and things, in A. Chaigneau (ed.), Fonctions de la propriété et commun regards comparatistes, Société de législation comparée, 37-56. (2017) The Commons as a Legal Concept, in Law Critique (2017) 28:61–86; (2016) La propriété reconstruite : conflits sociaux et catégories juridiques, Tracés. Revue de Sciences humaines [Online], #16 | 2016, Online since 01 January 2017, connection on 22 November 2021. URL : http://journals.openedition.org/traces/6624 ; DOI : https://doi.org/10.4000/traces.6624; (2016) “Love will tear us apart” some thoughts on intrafamilial torts and family law modernization between Italy and Canada, in Comparative Law Review, n. 2/2016, pp. 1-35; (2016) The Geopolitics of Law in Latin America. The Case of the Social Function of Property. pp.115-126. In Persona e attività economica tra libertà e regola : studi dedicati a Diego Corapi - ISBN:978-88-6342-937-4 (2015) The contractualisation of family law in Italy, in F. Swennen (ed.), Contractualisation of Family Law - Global Perspectives Volume 4 of the series Ius Comparatum - Global Studies in Comparative Law, London, Springer, pp. 241-254; (2014) The constituent assembly of the commons (CAC), in OpenDemocracy (on-line https://www.opendemocracy.net/can-europe-make-it/maria-rosaria-marella/constituent-assembly-of-commons-cac); (2012) (with Giovanni Marini), Famille, in M. Troper & D. Chagnollaud (eds.), TRAITÉ INTERNATIONAL DE DROIT CONSTITUTIONNEL, t. 3, Dalloz; (2011), Critical Family Law, in “American University Journal of Gender, Social Policy & the Law”, Vol. 19, n. 2, 721-754. (2008) A New Perspective on Human Dignity: European Contract Law, Social Dignity and the Retreat of the Welfare State, in Stefan Grundmann (ed.), CONSTITUTIONAL VALUES AND EUROPEAN CONTRACT LAW, pp. 123-147, Kluwer Law International BV, The Netherlands. (2008) Radicalism, Resistance, and the Structures of Family Law, in 4 Unbound 70. (2006) The Non-Subversive Function of European Private Law: The Case of Harmonization of Family Law, in 12 European Law Journal, 78-105. (2006) The Old and the New Limits to Freedom of Contract in Europe, in 2 European Review of Contract Law, 257-274. (2005) The Family Economy versus the Labor Market (or Housework as a Legal Issue), J. Conaghan & K. Rittich (eds.), LABOUR LAW, WORK AND FAMILY. CRITICAL AND COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES, Oxford, New York, Oxford University Press, 157-175. (1986) EDV-Verträge im Italienischen Recht, in Computer und Recht, 1986. LANGUAGES Italian, English, German and French