Alessandro Lauro

Alessandro Lauro is a Researcher in Public Law (IUS/09) at the Department of Economics, Ca' Foscari University of Venice since December 20, 2023. He holds a PhD in Law (Ca' Foscari University/Université Paris Panthéon Assas, 2023 with honors) and a Master's degree in Law (University of Brescia, 110/110 with thesis on Italian Parliamentary System) and "Droit constitutionnel" (Université Paris I, Mention Très Bien).

• Teaches European Public Law, Environmental Law, and Comparative Port Regulation
• Qualified to serve as Associate Professor in Constitutional Law (12/C1)
• Fluent in French (DALF C2), Spanish (C2), English (C1), and German (B1)

Research Interests focus on constitutional mechanisms, parliamentary procedures, and administrative justice in European and North American contexts. His work examines minority governments, environmental policy representation, cybersecurity rights, and electoral law.

Recent Publications (2024-2025) analyze legislative unamendability, cyberwarfare protections, and territorial economic diversification. Articles address Westminster parliamentary systems, Fourteenth Amendment ineligibility, and judicial review frameworks.

Professional Activities include editorial board membership in Giurisprudenza costituzionale and Federalismi.it Electoral Law Observatory. Participated in 20+ conferences on topics like territorial autonomy, GDPR implications, and hybrid warfare responses (2023).