Marco Bevilacqua

Marco Bevilacqua serves as a Post-doctoral Research Fellow in Administrative Law at Luiss Guido Carli University's Department of Political Science, Rome, focusing on governance innovation through conditionality mechanisms and European Commission spending power expansion.

His academic foundation includes a 2023 doctoral degree from the University of Pisa with the thesis "Criteria and instruments for the rationalisation of the enlarged public sector". Prior educational engagement featured a 2022 visiting researcher position at Université Gustave Eiffel in Paris, examining French urban regeneration frameworks and ecological transition governance.

Bevilacqua's research expertise spans administrative law, public finance, and public economic law, with demonstrated exploration of artificial intelligence implications in public decision-making processes—including rulemaking, judicial contexts, and public management—as evidenced by his 2023 teaching at the University of Tuscia. His work critically analyzes shifting European governance models and national-local authority dynamics in economic planning.

Professionally, he advised Italy's Department for Public Administration in 2023 on administrative procedure simplification to advance National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP) targets. He actively contributes to academic discourse as a panellist at national and international conferences, though specific student mentorship or laboratory affiliations remain unreported in available materials.