Carlo Longari

Carlo Longari serves as an Adjunct Professor of Criminal Law at the University of Florence's "Cesare Alfieri" Faculty of Political Sciences since 2010 and as a lecturer in Economic Criminal Law at the European University of Rome since 2008. He holds significant corporate governance roles including President of SOGEI's supervisory body since 2012 and member of BENI STABILI SIIQ's supervisory body since 2013, with prior appointments to supervisory boards of major entities including Alitalia, Poste Italiane, and Terna Rete Italia.

His research spans three primary phases: initial focus on causes of criminal offense extinction (examined in his 2010/2012 monographs), subsequent specialization in Economic Criminal Law particularly regarding Testo Unico della Finanza financial crimes (culminating in his 2012 Falso in prospetto publication), and current work on corporate liability under Legislative Decree 231/2001. His scholarly output demonstrates consistent engagement with prescription mechanisms, financial crime frameworks, and evolving corporate criminal responsibility standards.

Analysis of his 15 most recent publications reveals dominant themes in financial crime regulation (35%), corporate liability structures (25%), and procedural criminal law mechanics (40%). His work shows increasing specialization in economic crime frameworks since 2016, with recent scholarship focusing on penal thresholds in tax law and anti-corruption reforms.

Professor Longari's corporate appointments directly reflect his research expertise, with his supervisory board positions at major Italian institutions stemming from his specialized knowledge in corporate criminal liability frameworks. His academic work maintains strong practical application in corporate governance contexts, particularly regarding compliance structures mandated by Legislative Decree 231/2001.