MARCO MACCHIA (Rome, 1975) is Full Professor of Administrative Law at University of Rome \u201cTor Vergata\u201d, Faculty of Economics, where he teaches Public Law and Administrative Law. In September 2014 he has been awarded of the National Scientific Qualification. He also teaches European Administrative Law at LUISS Guido Carli, Law Faculty. He teaches Banking and Financial Markets Law at the Riga Graduate School of Law (Latvia). He is a lawyer authorised to practise before the higher courts, enrolled in the special list of 'university professors' (since 2002).\r\nHe got a law degree with honours (1998) and a Ph.D. (doctorate) in Administrative Law (2007) from the University of Rome \u201cLa Sapienza\u201d. He got also a Master in Administrative Law from the Scuola superiore dell\u2019economia e delle finanze (SSEF, 2004). He has been Jemolo Fellow at Nuffield College, Oxford University (Trinity Term, 2006) and he spent also periods of research at Oxford University (2005, 2008), at Max Planck Institut f\u00fcr Ausl\u00e4ndisches \u00f6ffentliches Recht und V\u00f6lkerrecht di Heidelberg (2009). He won the European Central Bank Legal Research Scholarship (2019).\r\nHe worked at Legislation Office, Guardia di Finanza (Italian Military Police, 2000) and he has been advisor of the Consob (Commissione nazionale per le Societ\u00e0 e la Borsa, it is the public authority responsible for regulating the Italian securities market, 2002-2003). He was a member of the board of directors of Ales Arte Lavoro e Servizi s.p.a. He has worked as a consultant for the law firm \"Cancrini e Partners\" in the fields of procurement, concessions, public services, transport and energy (2013-2020). He has participated in ministerial commissions on the regulation of local authorities and artificial intelligence. He is a consultant to the General Directorate for the Supervision of Motorway Concessionaires (Ministry of Infrastructure and Sustainable Mobility.\r\nHe coordinates the Laboratory on digital transition at the Leonardo Foundation - Civilt\u00e0 delle Macchine. He is the director of the 2nd level Master's degree in \"Public Contracts\" at the University of Rome \"Tor Vergata\"; co-coordinator of the \"Observatory on the Digital State\" (IRPA); member of the Organising Committee of the Inter-University Master's degree in \"Administrative Law\" (MIDA). He is a member of the Steering Committee (and partner) of the Institute for Research on Public Administrations (IRPA), partner of ASTRID, member of the Italian Institute of Administrative Sciences, of the International Society of Public Law (ICON-S), member of the School of Government (University of Rome \"Tor Vergata\"). In 2016 he has received a research grant denominated \u201cConsolidate the Foundations\u201d from the University of Rome \u201cTor Vergata\u201d with the project \u201cEuropean Banking Union: a model of administrative integration?\u201d. He worked in the German Research Institute for Public Administration project, directed by Ulrich Stelkens, on \u201cThe development of pan-European general principles of good administration by the Council of Europe and their impact on the administrative law of its Member States\u201d. He participates in Jean Monnet TARN \u201cThe Academic Research Network on Agencification of EU Executive Governance\u201d, funded by European Commission. He collaborated in the European research group on \u201cThe evolution of a polycentric administrative space\u201d within the Connex Network (\u201cConnecting Excellence on European Governance\u201d), under the supervision of the Mannheim Centre for European Social Research (Mzes), Germany (2005-2008).\r\nHe collaborates in the editorial staff of the reviews: Rivista italiana di diritto pubblico comunitario; Il giornale di diritto amministrativo, Rivista trimestrale di diritto pubblico, Munus. Rivista giuridica sui servizi pubblici. He teaches at Scuola nazionale dell\u2019amministrazione (SNA), Scuola superiore dell\u2019amministrazione\r\nMARCO MACCHIA - CURRICULUM DELL\u2019ATTIVIT\u00c0 SCIENTIFICA E DIDATTICA\r\n9 settembre 2024 4\r\ndell\u2019interno (SSAI), Scuola Ufficiali Carabinieri, Corte dei Conti, IVASS. He has published five monographs: \u201cLegalit\u00e0 amministrativa e violazione dei diritti non statali\u201d (Milan, Giuffr\u00e9, 2012); \u201cIntegrazione amministrativa e unione bancaria\u201d (Turin, Giappichelli, 2018), \u201cAmministrare la democrazia\u201d (Naples, Editoriale scientifica, 2021), \u201cI Comitati regionali per le comunicazioni: riding two horses at once? Laboratori amministrativi integrati e policentrici\u201d (Naples, Editoriale scientifica, 2023); \u201cIl governo in bikini. Fisionomia del potere governativo tra norma e prassi\u201d (Milan, Franco Angeli, 2024). He collaborated on the volume \"I principi dell'amministrazione europea\" (Turin, Giappichelli, 2017). He edited \u201cCostruire e acquistare. Lezioni sul nuovo Codice dei contratti pubblici\u201d (Turin, Giappichelli, 2024), \u201cL\u2019informazione nel divario territoriale. il ruolo dei pubblici poteri\u201d (insieme con J. Bercelli, Naples, Edizioni Scientifiche Italiane, 2022), \"Le societ\u00e0 a partecipazione statale\" (Naples, Editoriale scientifica, 2015), \"Quando lo Stato fa causa allo Stato. La legitittimazione attiva delle pubbliche amministrazioni\" (Naples, Editoriale scientifica, 2019), as well as the three editions of \"Global Administrative Law: The Casebook\" (Rome-New York, IILJ, 2012). Speaker at several scientific conferences, he is the author of two hundred publications on the topics of domestic, european and global administrative law.<\/p>","link":"https:\/\/www.irpa.eu\/en\/fellows\/m-macchia-en\/","name":"M. Macchia","slug":"m-macchia-en","taxonomy":"person","meta":[],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n