Ignazio Impastato

Ignazio Impastato is a Researcher (GIUR-06/A) in Jurisprudence at the University of Palermo, with a focus on administrative and procedural law. His work spans legal theory, public procurement, environmental regulation, and cultural heritage governance, often critiquing institutional practices and exploring the interplay between public and private law domains.

Research interests include administrative law, procedural conciseness, precautionary environmental protections, and legal frameworks for public asset management. His publications analyze the complexities of judicial-administrative relations, anti-corruption mechanisms, and the evolution of legal principles in Italian and international contexts.

Publications highlight trends in administrative jurisdiction, Italian public law reforms, and interdisciplinary intersections such as environmental policy and cultural heritage. Notable themes involve the paradoxes of legal legitimacy, fiscal governance, and the institutionalization of participatory processes.

Contact: ignazio.impastato@unipa.it. Office hours: Thursdays 11:00-12:00 via Microsoft Teams.