Nicola Di Modugno

Nicola Di Modugno is a Researcher in Administrative Law (IUS/10) at the Department of Law, Economics, Management and Quantitative Methods (DEMM) at the University of Sannio, Italy. His academic work focuses on various aspects of administrative law, legal processes, and public administration.

Dr. Di Modugno's research interests include:

• Administrative Law and Legal Process
• Public Administration and Accountability
• Administrative Sanctions and Compliance
• Judicial Review of Administrative Actions
• Evidence in Administrative Proceedings
• Administrative Liability and Restitution Remedies

His recent publications (particularly the multiple 2024 articles) demonstrate a strong focus on contemporary issues in administrative law, including procedural aspects, compliance judgments, and the intricate relationship between administrative law and accounting processes. His work often examines the practical application of legal principles in public administration contexts, with particular attention to balancing legal requirements with administrative efficiency while ensuring procedural fairness.

Dr. Di Modugno has maintained a consistent publication record over the past two decades, with increased output in recent years. His scholarly contributions appear in specialized legal journals including ADMINISTRATIVE LAW AND PROCESS, GIUSTAMM.IT, and EURO-BALKAN LAW AND ECONOMICS REVIEW, reflecting his engagement with both Italian and international academic communities.