Biagio Andò

Biagio Andò is an Associate Professor in the Department of Law, Economics and Sociology at the Università della Calabria. His academic focus lies in comparative private law, with a particular emphasis on hybrid legal systems and transplants across jurisdictions. He teaches courses such as Comparative Private Law, as evidenced by syllabi from 2023-2025 academic years.

His research explores the intersection of legal traditions, including studies on Quebec’s civil law, Malta’s mixed legal framework, and Louisiana-Italian judicial methodologies. Key themes include legal hybridity, judicial creativity in addressing legal gaps, and the evolution of family and tort law within pluralistic systems. His work frequently employs comparative analysis to dissect colonial legacies, cultural influences, and modern regulatory challenges in civil law contexts.

Andò’s publications span over two decades, reflecting a sustained engagement with legal systems in transition, such as post-Arab Spring family law reforms and the interplay between common and civil law norms in Malta. His contributions also address contemporary issues like financial market regulation and telecommunications policy, showcasing a bridge between historical jurisprudence and modern legal governance.

Though no specific grants or awards are noted in the provided texts, his active role in academic syllabus development and research output underscores his commitment to advancing comparative legal education and scholarship.