Ilaria Garaci

Ilaria Garaci serves as Associate Professor of Private Law at the European University of Rome, contributing to PhD programs in "Person and Well-being between Law, Ethics and Psychology" and "Person, Well-being and Innovation". Holding a PhD in Private Economic Law (2004), she combines academic scholarship with legal practice since 1998.

Research focuses on civil law intersections with digital society:

• Protection of personal rights and intangible assets
• Consumer law enforcement mechanisms
• Minors' rights in digital contexts (digital capacity, targeted advertising, best interests framework)

Recent publications reveal escalating emphasis on minors' digital welfare, analyzing parental responsibility in information society and sustainable development frameworks. Collaborative work includes European comparative studies on family support policies.

Professional engagement:

• Member of Sisdic (Italian Society of Civil Law Scholars)
• Member of ACI (Association of Italian Civil Lawyers)
• Registered University Professor (annexed to Bar since 2004)

Teaching spans institutional courses, legal professional schools, and specialized training programs, demonstrating integration of theoretical research with practical legal application.