CONTACTS
andrea.stazi@unier.it

 

EDUCATION
PhD (University of Perugia); ExEd (Harvard & Singularity University); MSc (University of Roma Tre); JD & LLB (with hons)

 

CURRICULUM VITAE

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BIOGRAPHY
Andrea Stazi is Professor of Comparative Law, Intellectual Property and New Technologies Law, Director of the Innovation Law Laboratory, co-Director of the Centre of Research and Excellence in Copyright Law, and Coordinator of the M.Sc. in Artificial Intelligence: Law and Ethics of Emerging Technologies and of the LLB Profile in Law and Management of New Technologies at the European University of Rome.
Professor Stazi is also Visiting Professor in Biotechnology Law and Academic Fellow of the Centre for Technology, Robotics, Artificial Intelligence and the Law – TRAIL at National University of Singapore.
Professor Stazi authored many scientific publications, among which the books “Smart contracts and comparative law”, Springer 2021, and “Biotechnological Inventions and Patentability of Life”, Edward Elgar, 2015.
Previously he was Visiting Professor in Law and Technology at the Singapore Management University, Research Fellow at NUS, Lecturer at the Beijing Normal University, Expert of the Research Council for Culture and Society of the Academy of Finland, Research Associate at the FLACSO University of Buenos Aires, Max Planck Institute for Competition & IP Law of Munich, Institute for Information Law of the University of Amsterdam, and Coordinator of the Master in Competition and Innovation Law at Luiss University of Rome and Adjunct Professor at the University of Bologna.
Andrea Stazi is an expert member of international associations and think tanks, including the IP & Innovation Researchers of Asia Network, Government Blockchain Association, Aspen Institute, Italian Association of Comparative Law.

 

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

• Smart Contracts: Elements, Pathologies and Remedies in the US, Europe and Singapore, forthcoming in M. Findlay, N. Remolina Leon, J. Loo (eds.), Law and Change: An Asian Perspective, 2022
• NFTs, Metaverse and the Law, forthcoming in F. Di Porto, O. Pollicino, Non Fungible Tokens and Metaverses versus Law, 2022
• Food Traceability in Europe, the US and China: Comparative Law and Technological Regulation, in BioLaw Journal, no. 2/2022
• “Legal Big Data”: From Predictive Justice to Personalised Law?, in Comparative Law Review, no. 2/2020
• Smart Contracts and Comparative Law. A Western Perspective, Springer, 2021 (book)
• Contract Automation from Telematic Agreements to Smart Contracts (with A.M. Gambino), in Italian Law Journal, no. 1/2021
• Data circulation and legal safeguards: A European perspective, in Comparative Law Review, no. 1/2019 (published in July 2020)
• Genetically modified organisms and sustainable development: regulatory approaches, access to resources and traceability, in BioLaw Journal, no. 2/2020
• Human genomics and surrogate motherhood: legal pluralism and the circulation of models, in Comparative Law Review no. 2/2018 (published in May 2020)

 

RESEARCH INTERESTS

Intellectual Property
Life Sciences
Competition
Media Regulation
Data Governance
Artificial Intelligence
Web 3.0 & Blockchain