ELEANOR SPAVENTA. Mobile: Via Roentgen 1,

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1 ELEANOR SPAVENTA Born: 8th December 1972 Law Department Nationality: Italian / British Bocconi University Mobile: Via Roentgen 1, Eleanor.spaventa@unibocconi.it Milano, (IT) ACADEMIC QUALIFICTIONS 2003 D.Phil (doctorate) in European Law, Oxford University 1997 LL.M in European Law, University of Cambridge 1996 Università La Sapienza, Rome, Italy, Laurea in Giurisprudenza (110/110 lode). CURRENT POSITION 04/18- --/-- Professor of European Law, Bocconi University, Milan. Maternity leave: 28/01/11to 30/06/11 04/03/13 to 15/11/13 VISITING POSITIONS 07/15 Visiting Professor, Annual Academy of European Law, European University Institute, Italy 12/14 Visiting Professor, University of Rome Tor Vergata, Rome, Italy 09/11-05/12 Fernard Braudel Senior Fellow, European University Institute, Italy 09/09-09/12 Professor of European Law, College of Europe, Natolin 04/09 Visiting Professor, University of Rome, Tor Vergata, Rome, Italy 04/09 Visiting Professor, University LUISS Guido Carli, Rome, Italy. PREVIOUS POSITIONS 09/11 03/18 Professor of European Law, Durham University, UK 09/16 10/17 Director of the Durham European Law Institute, Durham Law School (also from 2006 to 2011) 09/15 04/17 Director of Equality and Diversity, Durham Law School 09/15 03/18 Research Mentor and REF champion 09/04-08/06 Lecturer in Law, University of Birmingham 09/04-09/00 Norton Rose European Law Lecturer, Cambridge University. Fellow at New Hall (now Murray Edwards College) 09/03-05/04 Director of Studies (responsible for all academic matters relating to law students) at New Hall (now Murray Edwards College) POLICY IMPACT European Parliament,, Joint Hearing of the EMPL, LIBE, PETI committees, Citizens rights after Brexit, 1st February 2018, wirtten update to follow ( European Parliament (PETI Committee) study The Impact of Brexit in relation to the right of petition and on the competences, responsibilities and activities of the Committee on Petitions (Impact of Brexit on Citizens rights), single authored report commissioned by the PETI Committee, Report presented at the public hearing of the PETI Committee on 21st June Scottish Parliament invited to give evidence at the hearing of the culture and media committee on 15 th December 2016, written evidence available ob 1

2 Brexit: Opportunities and challenges, coordinator of a series of lectures examining the impact of Brexit on several legal disciplines (UK Constitution; EU law; International Law; Commercial Law; Medical Law; Intellectual Property law; Gender and Equality; Criminal Law; the series will also include a lecture from history, politics and economics). UK/EU Referendum, founder and co-ordinator of a group of academics aiming to provide factually correct information about the EU. Now partnered with fullfact.org, see (12000 hits in three days). Also see UK-EU referendum facebook page and twitter feed. I also deliver speeches on matters concerning the referendum (e.g. at All Souls, Oxford; Labour Party, Newcastle) European Parliament (PETI Committee), in depth study Article 51 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights: the dilemma of its stricter or broader interpretation, single authored report commissioned by the PETI Committee ( pdf). Report presented at the public hearing held at the European Parliament on 23 February 2016; also advised one of the MEPs on the rule of law initiative. Analytical expert for the MoveS network (previously FreSsco), an interdisciplinary network of independent experts on the free movement of workers and social security funded by the European Commission to provide expert guidance in these fields ( As part of the FreSsco network, I have coauthored: Analytical and comparative report on atypical employment contracts, co-authored with C. O Brien, This analyses the legislation of all 28 Member States and it is likely to have further policy impact. The report has been presented to the representatives of the 28 Member States and the European Commission on 8 th April Analytical report on the notion of restriction in the free movement of workers (co-authored, 2015) Evidence submitted to the UK Government Review on the Balance of Competences between the United Kingdom and the European Union: Fundamental Rights ( quoted repeatedly in final report Work quoted by Advocates General in Opinions in front of the Court of Justice of the EU (this is equivalent to being quoted by the Supreme Court in the UK, but rulings of the Court of Justice are relevant for the entire EU. The Advocate General s Opinion is the advice to the Court by one of its members and it provides a thorough legal analysis; the opinions are instrumental in shaping the rulings of the Court of Justice the latter does not refer to scholarship in its cases). : Cases C-443 and C-444/14 Warendorf (Barriers to Movement) Case C-434/09 McCarthy (Seeing the Woods despite the Trees, CMLRev) Case C-34/09 Ruiz-Zambrano (Free Movement, Kluwer Law International) Case C-27/09 P PMOI (Annotation on OMPI/PMOI, CMLRev, and Counter-Terrorism and Fundamental Rights, in Global Emergencies) Case C-22/08 Vatsouras (Free Movement, Kluwer Law International); Case C-228/07 Petersen (Seeing the woods despite the Trees, CMLRev); Case C-212/06 Gouvernement etc (from Gebhard to Carpenter, CMLRev) Work quoted in other courts: Latvian Constitutional Court (Fundamental what?) ( also available [2010] Common 2

3 Market Law Reports 1) Evidence submitted to the House of Lords Constitution Committee, 6 th Report of Session, European Union (Amendment) Bill and the Lisbon Treaty: Implications for the UK Constitution, Report with evidence, available at PUBLICATIONS BOOKS Free movement of persons in the EU. Barriers to movement in their constitutional context (Kluwer Law International, 2007, ISBN ), reviewed (2009) 36 Legal Issues of Economic Integration EDITED COLLECTIONS Wyatt and Dashwood s European Union Law (6 th edition, 2011, Hart Publishing), A. A. Dashwood, M. Dougan, B. Roger, and D. Wyatt; editor together with M. Dougan; chapters on General Principles, Fundamental Rights; Charter of Fundamental Rights; Free Movement of Goods (2 chapters); Union Citizenship; Free Movement of Workers. Wyatt and Dashwood s European Union Law (5 th edition, 2006, ISBN ), with A. Arnull, A. A. Dashwood, M. Dougan, M. Ross, and D. Wyatt; new chapters on fundamental rights; Charter of Fundamental Rights; Union Citizenship; extensive updating and re-writing of the chapter on workers and general principles; updating of two chapters on free movement of goods. Empowerment and Disempowerment of the European Citizen (with M. Dougan and N. NicShuibhne), Hart Publishing, October 2012 (ISBN ). The EU and Global Emergencies (with A. Antoniadis and R. Schütze) Hart Publishing 2011 (ISBN ). A Constitutional Order of States Essays in Honour of Alan Dashwood (with A Arnull, C Barnard, M Dougan) Hart Publishing 2011 (ISBN ), reviewed (2012) European Law Review 504. Social Welfare and EU Law (with M. Dougan), edited collection of essays, Hart Publishing 2005 (ISBN ), reviewed (2008) 14 European Public Law ; (2007) Public Law ; (2006) 46 Common Market Law Review CONTRIBUTIONS TO EDITED COLLECTIONS (Refereed) Fundamental Rights in EU Law in C Barnard and S Peers European Union Law 2 nd edition (OUP 2017, forthcoming; previous edition 2014), ch. 9. Commento al Protocollo no 8 in Pollicino, Mastroianni Razzolini, Allegrezza e Pappalardo eds) Commentario alla Carta dei Diritti Fondamentali (Commnetary to the Charter of Fundamental Rights), Giuffre What is left of Union Citizenship? in Inclusion and Exclusion in the European Union collected papers, Amesterdam 2016, Once a foreigner always a foreigner: who does not belong here anymore? Expulsion measures in H Verschueren (ed) Residence, employment and social rights of mobile persons. On how EU law defines where they belong? (Intersentia, 2016), p

4 Economic justifications and Union Citizenship: Reallocating welfare responsibilities to the State of origin in P Koutrakos, N Nic Shuibhne & P Syrpis, Exceptions from EU Free Movement Law - Derogation, Justification and Proportionality (Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2016). Earned Citizenship: Understanding Union Citizenship through its Scope in D Kochenov Citizenship and Federalism in the European Union: the Role of Rights (Cambridge University Press 2017), (top ten downloads on EU citizenship). Striving for Equality: who deserves to be a Union citizen? in Liber Amicorum Giuseppe Tesauro (Editoriale Scientifica, Napoli), The Free Movement of Workers in the 21st Century in A Arnull and D Chalmers The Oxford Handbook of EU Law (OUP 2015), ch. 18. Commentary on Article 45 Charter, in S Peers, T Hervey, J Kenner and A Ward (eds) The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights. A Commentary (Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2014) Counter-Terrorism and Fundamental Rights: judicial challenges and legislative changes after the rulings in Kadi and PMOI in A. Antoniadis, R. Schütze and E. Spaventa (eds) The EU and Global Emergencies (Hart Publishing, 2011) p The Horizontal Application of Fundamental Rights as General Principles of Union Law in A Arnull, C Barnard, M Dougan and E Spaventa (eds) A Constitutional Order of States Essays in Honour of Alan Dashwood (Hart Publishing, 2011) p The Constitutional Effect of Union Citizenship in U. Neergard, R. Nielsen, L. Roseberry (eds) The Role of the Courts in Developing a European Social Model - Theoretical and Methodological Perspective (2010 Copenhagen DOJ publishing) The impact of articles 12, 18, 39 and 43 of the EC Treaty on the coordination of social security systems in Yorens and Couchier (eds) The present, past and future of social security co-ordination (also translated in French and German, 11,260 words) Federalization versus Centralization: Tensions in Fundamental Rights Discourse in the European Union in Dougan and Currie (eds) 50 Years of the European Treaties (Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2009), p The Outer Limit of the Treaty Free Movement Provisions: Some Reflections on the Significance of Keck, Remoteness and Deliège in Barnard and Odudu (eds) The Outer Limits of European Law (Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2009), p Comments on Abuse of Law and the Free Movement of Workers in R De La Feira et al (eds) Abuse of Law (Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2011), p Fundamental Rights and the Interface between Second and Third Pillar in A. Dashwood and M. Maresceau (eds) Recent Trends in the External Relations of the European Union (Cambridge, CUP, 2008), p Fundamental What? The Difficult Relationship between Foreign Policy and Fundamental Rights in M. Cremona and B. de Witte (eds) EU Foreign Relations law: Constitutional Fundamentals, p (Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2008). The Rule of which Law: Use of legal languages in narratives of the anni di piombo, P. 4

5 Antonello & A. O Leary (eds) Imagining Terrorism: The Rhetoric and Representation of Political Violence in Italy (Leeds, Maney Legenda, 2009), p Wish You Weren t Here New Models of Social Solidarity in the EU (with M. Dougan) in M. Dougan and E. Spaventa (eds) Social Welfare and EU Law, (Oxford, Hart Publishing, 2005), The Principle of Subsidiarity and the New Proposed Protocol (Portuguese translation) in AAVV, Uma Constituição para a Europa (Coimbra, Livraria Almedina, 2004 ISBN ). La violenza nel contratto (Duress in Contract) in G. Alpa (ed), La formazione giurisprudenziale (UTET, 2000) ARTICLES IN REFEREED JOURNALS A Very Fearful Court? The Protection of Fundamental Rights in the EU after Opinion 2/13 (2015) Maasticht Journal of European and Comparative Law Family rights for circular migrants and frontier workers: O and B,and S and G (2015) CMLRev Leaving Keck behind? The free movement of goods after the rulings in Commission v Italy and Mickelsson and Roos (2009) European Law Review Annotation on the PMOI rulings (2009) Common Market Law Review Seeing the Wood Despite the Trees? On the Scope of Union Citizenship and its Constitutional Effects (2008) Common Market Law Review Opening Pandora s Box: Some Reflections on the Constitutional Effects of the Ruling in Pupino (2007) European Constitutional Law Review 5-24 Remembrance of Principles Lost: on Fundamental Rights, the Third Pillar and the Scope of Union Law (2006) Yearbook of European Law Annotation on Caixa-Bank (2005) Common Market Law Review Annotation on Akrich (2005) Common Market Law Review From Gebhard to Carpenter: Towards a (Non-)Economic European Constitution (2004) Common Market Law Review Public Services and European Law: Looking for Boundaries (2002-3) Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies Educating Rudy and the (non-)english Patient: A Double-Bill on Residency Rights under Article 18 EC (2003) European Law Review (with M. Dougan) Draft Constitutional Treaty of the European Union (2003) European Law Review 3-40 (with A. A. Dashwood, M. Dougan, A. C. Johnston, C. Hillion), presented to the Convention on the Future of Europe by Mr Hain MP, and also published on the Convention s web site as document CONV 345/1/02 REV 1, r1en2.pdf Annotation on Jippes (2002) Common Market Law Review

6 Annotation on Belgium v Spain (2001) Common Market Law Review On Discrimination and the Theory of Mandatory Requirements (2000) Cambridge Yearbook of European Legal Studies Annotation on TK-Heimdienst (2000) Common Market Law Review Il Genetic Privacy Act (1998) Rivista Critica di Diritto Privato (Critical Journal of Private Law) Translation and footnoting of the Court of Appeal judgment in Frost and Others v Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police and Others (1998) Rivista di Responsabilità e Previdenza (Journal on Torts and Social Security) REPORTS AND EVIDENCE MEDIA and BLOGPOSTS Please refer to the Impact section for details. Interviews on EU citizens in the UK post Brexit: Radio Sputnick La Voz de la Galicia, 29 June 2017 Financial Times, 28 June 2017 Radio France International, 23 June 2017 Interviews on future of the EU and Article 50 notification: BBC Radio Tees, 29 March 2017 BBC Radio Newcastle, 29 March 2017 BBC World News (TV), 28 March 2017 Radioglobal (netowrok of radios across the UK), 28 March 2017 What the Brexit deal means for EU citizens and their families, The Conversation, 14 December 2017, What new barriers can EU citizens expect in their daily lives after Brexit? The Conversation, 12 September 2017, What is the point of minimum harmonization of fundamental rights? Further reflection on the Achbita case, (21 March 2017) Brexit: Le quattro opzioni che Londra ha di fronte dopo la Brexit, Internazionale online, 22,808 hits in the first week) How the EU works: what is the EU?, Full Fact, Explaining the EU deal: the emergency brake, Full Fact, (22 February 2016) (the full fact pieces together with the other I co-organised had 120,000 hits in the first few weeks. 6

7 OTHER CONVENED EVENTS Book reviews: Solidarieta, Mercato e Concorrenza nel Welfare Italiano (2011) ELJ ; The Transformation of Citizenship in the European Union (2009) 34 European Law Review ; Mutuo Riconoscimento e Tecniche Contrattuali (2003) Common Market Law Review Contribution to the Durham Book of Ideas Direttiva sulle OPA (The Proposed Directive on Takeover Bids), Il Sole Ventiquattro Ore (Italian Daily Financial Newspaper), 9/12/02, (with L. Enriques) Oxford Companion to law, entries on Charter of Fundamental Rights and Internal Market 2017 Workshop on Brexit and Union Citizenship, convened on behalf of the Dickinson Poon Law School, King s College London, 9 th May 2017, speakers C O Brian and G, Strban Brexit Lecture Series, Durham Law School (weekly); DELI Seminars; and Annual Lecture (Professor M Cremona) Union Citizenship: Unleashing the Potential, workshop aimed at establishing links with nonacademic actors, particularly charities and practitioners Empowerment and disempowerment of the European Citizen, series of three workshops coconvened with the Niamh Nic Shuibhne (Edinburgh) and Michael Dougan (Liverpool) Co-Convenor of the conference EU Law after Kadi and Al-Barakaat, Kings College London, 16 January Convenor of the workshop The Reform Treaty: Constitutional Changes, Constitutional Challenges, 2 nd November 2007,Durham University (participants: Professor Giuliano Amato; Professor Alan Dashwood; Professor Marise Cremona; Professor Michael Dougan; Mr David Vaughan QC) Convenor of Durham European Institute events: average 8 seminars per year (e.g. Professor M. Dougan; Mr F. De Cecco; Professors S. Sciarra, Deakin, Daniele; Biondi; Dr Odudu; Dr Nic Suibhne; Dr Garde; Mr Vaughan QC) and annual lectures (Professor Grainne De Burca; Advocate General Eleanor Sharpston; Former Advocate General Philippe Léger). More details can be found on Convenor (with M. Dougan) of the conference Social Welfare and EU Law, Cambridge University. Two-day event, 19 speakers/chairs (including members of the European Commission and the European Court of Justice) GRANTS AND FUNDING 2014 Cristopherson/Knott Fellow, Institute of Advanced Studies, Durham University 2011 Fernard Braudel Senior Fellowship, European University Institute, EUR Union Citizenship After Lisbon: Unleashing the Potential, grant awarded by the European Commission s Representation in the UK, sole investigator, value EUR 8660 approx. 7

8 Empowerment and disempowerment of the Union citizen, grant awarded by the Europa Institute (Edinburgh), value 10000, co-pi (with Nic Shuibhne and M Dougan) EU and Global Emergencies, grant awarded by the European Commission s Representation, value 18500, co-i (Antoniadis principal investigator) The Reform Treaty, grants awarded by the Italian Cultural Institute and the IAS (Durham), value 2000 each. OTHER ESTEEM INDICATORS / ENGAGEMENT Ongoing Editorial Board, Brexit Project, Intersentia Editorial Board, European Law Review Editorial Board, Cambridge Studies in European Law and Policy, Cambridge University Press Referee for book proposals (OUP, CUP, Elgar); referee for European Law Journal, European Law Review, Cambridge Law Journal, Referee for international grant bodies; member of AHRC panel Invited as EU law expert to the Court of Justice of the European Union for the judicial / academic visit (and also in 2010) 2010/14 Board of editors, European Journal of Social Law Keynote speech at the EUreco International Conference Europe in the World: Challenges and Dynamics, Copenhagen 1-2 September Keynote speech at the Conference The present, past and future of social security coordination, Prague 7-8 May Invited by the House of Lords select Committee on Constitutional Affairs to submit evidence on the new European Union Treaty (the Lisbon Treaty) --/ /00 Affiliated Scholar, Centre for European Legal Studies, Cambridge University 05/04 Invited by the European Bar Association to its annual conference as one of the two academic speakers 05/03 Invited by the British Council as one of the three speakers representing the UK in a conference on the European Constitution organised together with the French, German, and Portuguese corresponding organisations 03/03-03/02 Member of the Cambridge advisory group to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office on the Future of Europe and the Drafting of a European Constitution 09/03 12/02 Core member of the Federal Trust Study Group on A constitution for Europe. Multidisciplinary network of academics monitoring the current process of EU constitutional reform CONFERENCES, SEMINARS AND OTHER ACTIVITIES (all international and by invitation) 04/18 The rights of Union Citizens after Brexit: reflections on the Draft Withdrawal Agreement, 8

9 Saint-Louis University, Brussels 02/18 Union citizenship and Brexit, King s College London, Annual European Law Conference 12/17 EU Fundamental Rights: the veil cases, guest lecture, Universite de Fribourg 09/17 Language and the internal market, paper presented at Law, Translation and Migration workshop, Birmingham Law School, 21 September /17 Extra-territorial application of the Charter, at Extra-territoriality of EU law and Human Rights after Lisbon, University of Sussex. 16 and 17 th july /17 Fundamental Rights and Expulsion in Expulcit: the meaning of expulsion in an area of common citizenship, Radboud University, Nijmeng, 16 June /17 The rights of EU citizens in the UK and of UK citizens in the EU, Roundtable on Brexit, Universita Statale di Milano. 05/17 Religious symbols at work and EU law, UCL, 17 th May /16 Brexit: Rischi e Opportunita, seminario Europeans 28 November 2016, Universita Bocconi, Milano 05/16 Citizenship and Free Movement in a post-brexit Ireland in Constitutional Conversations, Royal Irish Academy, Dublin 02/16 Union Citizenship, Annual Conference, Centre of European Law, King s College London, February /15 What is left of Union Citizenship? paper presented at Inclusion and Exclusions in the EU, ACELG s Annual Conference, Amsterdam 23 November /15 Free Movement of Workers and the EU Referendum at Brexit Seminars organised by All Souls College, Oxford 05/15 Once a Foreigner always a Foreigner? Paper presented at the conference Where do I Belong?, Antwerp 7 and 8 May /14 Moderator FIDE Conference, panel on Union Citizenship. 02/14 Union Citizenship keynote speech at the Annual European Law Conference, Kings College London 22 February 02/14 Economic justifications in the case law of the Court paper presented at the workshop Mandatory requirements, City University, 29 and 21 February, London. 10/12 The EU Accession to the ECHR from Fundamental Rights to Fundamental Problems, paper presented at the workshop External Relations of the EU (CELS and DELI), University of Cambridge 26 th and 27 th October /12 Judicial co-operation in the EU Obstacles from above? paper presented at the workshop Training needs of judges, Universita di Bologna, 29 th March /12 Critical Reflections on the N.S. ruling paper presented at the Fundamental Rights Working Group, European University Institute, 15 th March

10 02/12 Union Citizenship Annual Conference, Centre of European Law, King s College London, 24 th February /12 Collective and individual rights in the case law of the Court of Justice paper presented at the workshop Social Rights in the EU, European University Institute, 10 th February /12 Competence and the Fundamental Rights jurisprudence of the Court of Justice of the EU paper presented at the conference The EU as a Federal Order of Competences, European University Institute, 20 th and 21 st January /10 Union Citizenship after Lisbon (Keynote speech) EUreco International Conference Europe in the World: Challenges and Dynamics, Copenhagen 1-2 September /10 Some Reflections on Citizenship and the Lisbon Treaty guest lecture, UCL 03/10 Union Citizenship paper presented at the conference Europe Inside Out University of Birmingham, March /09 Horizontal application of fundamental rights? paper presented at the conference A Constitutional Order of States, Cambridge December /09 European Citizenship and its Constitutional effects paper presented at the Conference The Role of the Courts in developing a European Social Model, Copenhagen, 18 September /09 Anti-terrorism policies and fundamental rights paper presented at the conference The EU and global emergencies, Durham, 8-9 May /09 The past and future impact of Articles 12, 18, 39 and 43 of the EC Treaty on the coordination of social security systems keynote speech at the Conference The present, past and future of social security co-ordination, Prague 7-8 May /09 Directive 2004/38 and free movement rules, paper presented at a workshop organised by the Migration and Law Network, 29 th April /09 Fundamental Rights jurisprudence and accountability paper presented at the Conference The principle of accountability in the EU The European parliament, national parliaments and the European Court of Justice, Gothenburg, 26 th February /08 European Citizenship and Free Movement paper presented at the workshop on Current Issues in the European Internal Market, European University Institute, Fiesole, 4 December /08 Economic Rights v Fundamental Rights paper presented at the EC law discussion group, University of Oxford, 19 November /08 Discussant doctoral conference, Edinburgh, 29 October /08 Discussant, Abuse of Law conference, Oxford, 3 and 4 October /2008 Union citizenship and reverse discrimination paper presented at the UACES conference, Edinburgh 1-3 September /2008 Some Reflections on Human Rights in the EU, paper presented at the workshop on External Relations, University of Maastricht, 5 and 6 June

11 05/2008 Chair of Session, MLR Workshop Developing European Solidarity, University of Sussex, 7 May /2007 Meeting the challenges? The reform Treaty and the individual, paper presented at a workshop at Leiden University, 15 th December /2007 The Reform Treaty and Fundamental Rights Protection paper presented at the workshop The Reform Treaty: Constitutional Changes, Constitutional Challenges, Durham University, 2 nd November /2007 Reversing Reverse Discrimination: some issues about equality, judicial review and Union Citizenship, paper presented at the workshop The Outer Limits of the EU Law, Cambridge, 21 September /2007 Fundamental Rights and Judicial Protection paper presented at the Conference 50 Years of the European Treaties: Looking Back and Thinking Forward, University of Liverpool, 5 th and 6 th July, /2007 Reworking the Social Contract, discussant, workshop, University of Oxford, April /2006 Fundamental Rights in the Second and Third Pillar paper presented at the conference Rethinking Europe Legitimacy, Institutions and Law, Centre for European Research, Göteborg University, 30 November /2006 Legislation under False Pretence: How to dispose of any judicial and democratic scrutiny in the EU, University of Aberdeen, 24 November /2006 Fundamental what? The difficult relationship between Foreign Policy and Fundamental Rights paper presented at the workshop EU Foreign Relations Law Constitutional Fundamentals, European University Institute, 10 and 11 November /2006 Union Citizenship and Communitarisation, Univeristé de Montpellier 06/2006 International law, Community law and Fundamental Rights paper presented at the seminar on Multilevel Regulation, 26 and and 27 June, The Hague 06/2006 Discussant at the Conference The Interface between EU and National Law, 22 and 23 June, Amsterdam 12/2005 Fundamental rights and interface between the Second and Third Pillar, Paper presented at the Ghent-Cambridge Workshop Recent Trends in the external relations of the Union 07/2005 Fundamental Rights after the failure of the European Constitution, paper presented at the conference The Enlarged European Union and its Institutions: Looking out and Looking in under the new Constitutional framework, University of Cambridge the 8 July /2005 Movement and Citizenship. Constitutionalising principles? paper presented at the Workshop Contours of Citizenship in EU Law, University of Sussex, 9 February /2004 The Rule of Which Law? Use of legal languages in narratives of the anni di piombo, paper presented at the Conference La Violenza Illustrata: The Rhetoric and Representation of Political Violence in Italy from 1968 to the Present Day, University of Cambridge, November /2004 Free movement of workers and enlargement, paper presented at the Swedish Network 11

12 workshop, University of Cambridge, 7 September /2004 Union Citizenship: The Academic view paper presented at the Bar European Group Conference, Malta, May 2004 (published in the European Advocate) 06/2003 M. Dougan and E. Spaventa, Wish You Weren t Here New Models of Social Solidarity in the EU, paper presented at the conference Social Welfare and EU Law, Cambridge University 05/2003 The Principle of Subsidiarity and the New Proposed Protocol, paper presented at the conference A Constitution for Europe, Lisbon University 03/03-03/02 Member of the Cambridge advisory group to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office on the Future of Europe and the Drafting of a European Constitution 09/2003 Member of the Federal Trust Study Group on A constitution for Europe. Multi-disciplinary network of academics monitoring the current process of EU constitutional reform 10/2002 Lunchtime seminar on The Mysteries of Mandatory Requirements, Centre for European Legal Studies, Cambridge University 07/2002 The Charter s Horizontal Provisions, talk at the roundtable seminar The Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union, Centre for European Reform, London 04/2001 Discussant at the conference The Legal Foundations of the European Single Market: Unpacking the Premises, Cambridge University 12/2000 Discrimination and Free Movement, presentation at a roundtable seminar organised by the European Court of Justice, Luxembourg 06/98-01/98 Private tutoring in Private Law TEACHING EXPERIENCE LLM Courses in Internal Market Law (several different courses covering free movement of goods, free movement of persons, freedom of establishment, free movement of services, consumer protection) Courses in Civil and Social Rights in the EU ( covering general principles of EU law, EU Charter of Fundamental Rights, European Convention of Human Rights, Union Citizenship, Future of Human Rights in the EU) Undergraduate Lectures across the EU law syllabus and in particular on free movement of persons, fundamental rights, direct effect, supremacy, remedies, free movement of goods, constitutional law of the EU, sex discrimination, preliminary rulings Supervisions EU law ( , institutional and substantive law), British constitutional law ( ) EXTERNAL EXAMINING Supervisor for undergraduate, graduate and PhD dissertations External Examiner PhD dissertations (Ghent University, EUI, Cambridge University, Durham University, Liverpool University, Kings College London, Rome University Tor Vergata ) External Examiner Masters in European Law (Kent Law School, Kent University; University of Edinburgh; 12

13 King s College London; and for LLM dissertations (King s College; UCL; Liverpoool University) External examiner for the LLB, King s College, University of London GUEST LECTURES AND EXTERNAL TEACHING 2017 Guest Lecturer, City Law School, London Guest Professor, Academy of European Law, EUI 2014 and Visiting Professor, University of Rome, Tor Vergata, Rome, Italy to 2012 Professor of European Law, College of Europe, Natolin 2009 Visiting Professor, University LUISS Guido Carli, Rome, Italy Affiliated Lecturer, University of Cambridge (Graduate level) 07/05 Lecturer in EU Law, Miami Summer School (entire syllabus, UCL) 10/04 Guest Lecturer, LLM course Liverpool University 07/04-06/04 Lecturer in EU law (entire syllabus, 35 hours), Miami Summer School (UCL) 04/04 Guest lecturer at University College London: lectures on Fundamental Rights in the EU (4 hours, graduate level) 04/04 Guest lecturer (free movement of persons, 8 hours), British Centre for English and European Legal Studies, Cambridge Diploma in an Introduction to English Law and the Law of the EU, Warsaw University 03/04 Guest lecturer (institutions and sex discrimination 6 hours), Distance Learning Programme in Eastern Europe, Cambridge Diploma in an Introduction to English Law and the Law of the EU, Prague University 07/03 Georgetown University Summer School (UCL): lectures on Free Movement of Goods 04/00-10/99 EC Law tutoring for Balliol College, Oxford 01/00-07/96 Collaboration with Professor G. Alpa (research activity and examining in Private Law), Department of Private law, Università La Sapienza, Rome ADMINISTRATIVE AND OTHER DUTIES 2016 to date Director of the Durham European Law Institute Director of Equality and Diversity, Durham Law School 2015 to date REF champion, Durham Law School Director of Research, Durham Law School Director of the Durham European Law Institute Dean of admissions, School of Law, University of Birmingham 13

14 Deputy Director of Learning and Teaching, School of Law, University of Birmingham School Representative in the Graduate School for Europe steering committee, University of Birmingham LLM in European Law, University of Birmingham, responsible for organising and promoting the programme 09/05-09/04 Director of Studies, New Hall, Cambridge 09/05-09/03 Member of Council (the ruling body of College), New Hall, Cambridge 09/05-09/03 Member of the Film Committee and organiser of Law Film Festival (February ), New Hall, Cambridge 09/05-09/00 Admission Interviews, New Hall, Cambridge --/ /02 Member of the Scientific Committee of infoleges.it ( an interactive project to provide a comprehensive database of legislation and case law, supported by the Italian Ministry for Education, University and Research HONOURS 2001/1999 Arts and Humanities Research Board Doctoral Award 2000/1999 Research Scholarship awarded by the Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche (Italian Research Council) 2000 Graduate Prize awarded by Somerville College, Oxford 2000/1999 Graduate Scholarship awarded by Sommerville College, Oxford 1999/1998 Graduate Scholarship awarded by Università La Sapienza, Rome 1996/1992 Exemption from University Fees on merit 1995/1993 Working Scholarship awarded by the Department of Jurisprudence, Law Faculty, University of Rome La Sapienza LANGUAGES Italian and English: fluent. French: good passive knowledge; fluency to be regained. 14