Dr Andrea Iossa. Education. Teaching experience

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1 Dr Andrea Iossa Education LUND UNIVERSITY, Faculty of Law (Sweden) Jan 2012 Sep 2017 Doctoral degree in Law (Labour law) Thesis title: Collective Autonomy in the European Union Theoretical, Comparative and Cross-border perspective on the Legal Regulation of Collective Bargaining (Defended on 27 Sep 2017) Areas of research: International, comparative and European labour law and Industrial Relations; EU internal market law; Labour and Human Rights Research visits: o April May 2015: University College London (UCL) Institute of Labour Rights; o March 2015: University of Bari - Department of Labour Law and Industrial Relations; o October 2013: University of Florence - Department of Legal Sciences; ALMA MATER STUDIORIUM UNIVERISTA DI BOLOGNA, Faculty of Political Sciences Master s degree in Political Science and International Relations Thesis in European Labour Law and Social Policy: The collective autonomy before the European Court of Justice: The Viking, Laval and Rüffert cases (in Italian) Main Subjects: Theory and History of International Relations; EU Law and Policies; International Law and human rights; European Labour Law; Regional Studies (Middle East and East Europe); International Economics. Sep 2006 Mar 2009 UNIVERSITA DI ROMA LA SAPIENZA, Faculty of Political Sciences Sep 2002 Jul 2006 Undergraduate studies in Political Science Thesis in Labour Law: The social policy in the history of the European Union (in Italian) Main Subjects: Political Sciences, Social Sciences, Law, History, Economics Teaching experience UNIVERSITE CATHOLIQUE DE LOUVAIN, Global College of Law Mar 2018 Jun 2018 Visiting researcher/lecturer Teaching assignments: labour law methodology; European and comparative labour law and industrial relations; labour law theory. LUND UNIVERSITY, Faculty of Law Lecturer (employed by hours - timanställning) Teaching assignments: Enforcement of EU law; Introduction to Swedish Law; Swedish Migration Law (Labour migration); Human Rights Law (Labour rights) Sep 2017 Present LUND UNIVERSITY, Faculty of Law Feb 2017 Sep 2017 Adjunkt

2 Teaching assignments: Enforcement of EU law; Introduction to Swedish Law; International and Swedish Migration Law (Labour migration); Human Rights Law (Labour rights) RAOUL WALLENBERG INSTITUTE FOR HUMAN RIGHTS, Lund Aug 2017 Labour rights expert in the Summer School on Human Rights for Legal Clinic Students from Belorussia Teaching assignments: Lecture and seminars on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights LUND UNIVERSITY, Faculty of Law Jan 2012 Jan 2017 PhD student Teaching assignments: European labour law; Enforcement of EU law; Introduction to Swedish Law; International and Swedish Migration Law (Labour migration); Human Rights Law (Labour rights) Pedagogical Education LUND UNIVERSITY, Department of Higher Education Development Fall 2012 Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (LATHE): a classroom-based introduction Basic elements of pedagogy for university level; Design of lectures and seminars LUND UNIVERSITY, Department of Higher Education Development Spring 2017 Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (LATHE): a continuation; Advanced elements of pedagogy for university level; Design of a course for master level Working and training experience ITALIAN CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES Feb Mar 2018 Legal and policy advisor on labour, employment and welfare issues Duties: Supporting the political campaign of the Head of the Parliament Laura Boldrini with notes and briefing papers; drafting a plan for policies on women employment. DEMOCRACY AND WORKERS RIGHTS CENTRE, Ramallah (Palestine) Mar Jul 2011 Research intern Duties: Drafting of reports and position papers on the conditions and problems of Palestinian workers and trade unions; Research activity on the trade union movement in Palestine, Palestinian labour and employment legal framework, social and labour rights in Palestine; Editing; Attending conferences, seminars and workshops; Drafting press releases HOCHSHULE WISMAR, Germany Aug 2010 Feb 2011 Research and editorial assistant (job performed at the International Trade Union House, Brussels) Duties: Research activities; Text editing and proofreading; Organising tasks for the final conference of the project Reconciling fundamental social rights and economic freedoms after Viking, Laval and Rüffert, held in

3 Brussels on January 2011 at the International Trade Union House, Blvd. Du Roi Albert II, 5 Brussels. EUROPEAN TRADE UNION CONFEDERATION Mar Aug 2011 Legal intern Duties: Screening the case law of the Court of Justice of the EU on labour law and social rights; Analysing the implementation at national level of EU directives Analysing EU Commission legislative proposals; Attending conferences and meetings; Drafting reports and briefing notes. ITALIAN EMBASSY IN TALLIN May Aug 2009 Intern Duties: Consul activities; Drafting notes and periodic synthesis of Embassy; Organizing European Elections of June 2009; Updating Embassy website; Drafting researches and reports. Publications Doctoral Dissertation 2017 Collective autonomy in the European Union Theoretical, comparative and cross-border perspectives on the legal regulation of collective bargaining (Lund: Mediatryck, 2017) Defended on September 27 th 2017 Articles 2017 Workers representation and labour conflict at company level: the Italian binary star in the prism of the Swedish ternary system (co-authored with V. Pietrogiovanni), in European Labour Law Journal, n. 8(1), 2017; 2016 The theft as remedy to necessity Human dignity and private property before the Italian Court of Cassation (co-authored with S. Scarinci), in Retfærd: Nordic Journal of Law and Justice, n. 3, Book Chapters 2018 (forthcoming) Anti-authoritarian employment relations? Labour Law from the Perspective of Classical Anarchism, in Blackman A., Kullman M. & Zbyszewska A. (eds.) Theorising Labour Law in a Changing World: Towards Inclusive Labour Law (Hart, 2018, Forthcoming) 2016 Collective bargaining in a globalised world: A multi-dimensional picture, in Edström Ö., Carlson L. & Nyström B. (eds.), Globalisation, fragmentation, labour and employment law A Swedish perspective (Iustus, 2016); 2011 Protecting the rights to collective action and collective bargaining: Developments and new perspectives at European and international level, in: Bücker A. & Warneck W. (eds.), Reconciling fundamental social rights and economic freedoms after Viking, Laval and Rüffert (Nomos, 2011)

4 Reports 2018 The right to strike (in the public sector) in Denmark / Norway / Sweden, factsheets for a project co-managed by the European Trade Union Institute and European Public Services Union; Conference Papers 2017 Anti-authoritarian labour relations? Labour Law from the perspective of classical anarchism, presented at the Third LLRN (Labour Law Research Network) conference, June 2017, University of Toronto (Canada) 2017 Workers Self-management, Ideologies & Labour Law: From utopia to neoliberal practices coauthored with Natalia Delgado), presented at the Third LLRN (Labour Law Research Network) conference, June 2017, University of Toronto (Canada) 2017 Cross-border economic freedoms and territoriality of labour law: On the multiplication of labour in the EU internal market, presented at the workshop on Legal geography and social justice, 22 June 2017, Malmö Högskola 2016 Anti-authoritarian labour relations? Legal regulation of the labour market from neo-liberal economic thought to the sharing economy. Labour law from the perspective of anarchist political theory, presented at the conference Theorising labour law in a changing world: new approaches, new perspectives, Maastricht, Faculty of Law, December Representation and conflict at company level: Reading the Italian trends through the Swedish lens (with Vincenzo Pietrogiovanni), presented at the Industrial Relations in Europe (IREC) Conference, September 2015, University of Gothenburg 2013 European beyond-borders bargaining and law-dependence : A new framework for analysing collective autonomy in Europe, presented at the LLRN (Labour Law Research Network) conference, June 2013, Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona (Spain) 2013 Closed borders and free market : Collective labour rights marginalised, presented at the conference Collective bargaining as industrial democracy organised by the SERI (Scuola Europea di Relazioni Industriali) on May 2013 in Eremo di Monte Giove Working Papers 2013 Monti rules : Immunising collective action from market dynamics (or vice versa?), available at Magazine Articles 2018 Il lavoro secondo Amazon, published on Q-Code Magazine on January 12th 2018, available at Cosa prevedono i due referendum sul Jobs Act, published on Q-code Magazine on January 20 th 2017, available at (In Italian) 2016 La Francia contro il Lavoro, published on Q-Code Magazine on April 11 th 2016, available at (In Italian)

5 Others 2011 The Federation of Independent Unions of Palestine Report on the independent trade union movement in Palestine, published on the DWRC's website ( The Right to Pension and Coverage in Palestine from an International Perspective paper study on the access to right to pension in old-age for Palestinian private sector's workers, published on the DWRC's website ( Academic invited lectures & seminars 2017 Labour Protections Swedish perspective with focus on migrant workers, Lecture, Training Programme on Human Rights and People in Vulnerable and Marginalised Situations, Raoul Wallenberg Institute for Human Rights (Lund) in cooperation with the Centre for Applied Legal Research (Harare, Zimbabwe) 2017 Models of industrial relations: Theoretical and Comparative Perspectives The cases of Italy and Sweden, Seminar, Master in Labour Law and Industrial Relations, University of Cagliari 2017 Labour, production and power in Europe, Lecture, Course in Power relationship and design, Linnéus University (Växjö / Kalmar) 2016 Collective labour rights in Europe, Lecture, Legal English, University of Tor Vergata, Rome 2015 The neoliberal turn of the Court of Justice and Swedish labour law and industrial relations, Lecture, Labour Law, University of Bari 2013 The Laval case and its developments, Lecture, European social law at the University of Florence Non-academic invited lectures & seminars 2017 Nöden är ingen lag Om stöld i nödsituationer, Vänsterjuristerna i Lund Language skills Italian English Native Advanced proficiency Swedish Intermediate French Spanish Intermediate Basic