Stefania Attolini teaches European law at the Catholic University of Lyon (UCLy), where she is also the Pedagogical Director of DU Climate Law and Sustainable Development.
In a.y. 2022/2023 she has been Adjunct Professor of Digital Information Law and European Union Law, as well as Postdoctoral Fellow (PRIN 2020 – REACT Project) at the Department of Legal Sciences of the University of Salento.
His main research interests: European digital law; Twin digital, and green transition; European economic and fiscal governance.
She has a PhD (Ph.D) in Private, public and common goods law obtained at the University of Salento with a thesis in European Union law on the universal access to the Internet in the European Union (EU) and the new European Electronic Communications Code.
From February 2021 to January 2022, she was a researcher in European Union law at the University of Salento on a project on the use of new technologies as a tool for democracy and participation in the European Union.
She is the author of a book on Internet access in a democratic society (2020) and of numerous publications on International law and the European Union law , in Italian, French and English.
Since 2015, she has collaborated with the Chair of Law of the European Union and with the Chair of International Law of the University of Salento.
She is a member of several EU-funded projects: Jean Monnet Chair on European Integration Theory: a supranational Democracy model?” (2019-2022) ; Module Jean Monnet “Protection and promotion of women in the European legal order: from gender equality to active participation in the democratic life of the European union” (2021-2024).
Stefania Attolini obtained a Master in European Union Law (Complementary Master in European Law) at the Institute of European Studies of the ULB (Université Libre de Bruxelles), with a final thesis on “Posting of workers: a balance between the free movement of services and the fundamental social rights of workers”.
In 2014, she was a Trainee (Blue Book) at the Consumer External Relations Unit of DG SANCO (Health and Consumers) of the European Commission.
In 2009, she obtained the Master’s degree in Business Law from the University of Bari, with a thesis in private law on medical liability.
Languages: Italian (mother tongue); French (level C2); English (level C1); Basic German (level B1).
AFFILIATIONS
SINCE 2023
-Associate member of CERCRID (CENTRE DE RECHERCHES CRITIQUE SUR LE DROIT) of the Université Jean Monnet de Sainte-Étienne (France)
SINCE 2021
– Member of the Brindisi UNESCO Club
– Member of AISDUE (Italian Association of Specialists in European Union Law/ Italian Association of European Union Law)
– Member of the Interest Group Ne.T.I.L New Technologies and International Law of the. Società Italiana
of International Law (S.I.D.I – Italian Society of International Law and European Union Law)
– member of the I-STORE Centre (Centre for Generic Technologies for Intelligent Environments,
Secure and Sustainable/iot Enabling Technologies Research Center for Smart, Secure and Sustainable Environments)
SINCE 2020
– Founding member of the Association for Supranational Democracy
SINCE 2019
– Member of the Italian Society for International Law (Italian Society for International Law
of the European Union- S.I.D.I.)
SINCE 2018
– Member of the editorial staff of the Observatory on the activities of international and supranational organisations
(Osorin) / Observatory of the activities of international and supranational organizations
