Diego Praino

Diego Praino is an Associate Professor of Public Law at Oslo Business School, Oslo Metropolitan University, within the Department of Public Administration and Governance, Faculty of Social Sciences. He teaches Labour Law, EU Law and Politics, Immigration Law, and Labour Law in Change Processes, and serves as the academic international coordinator.

His research focuses on immigration legislation, European integration, and forms of government. His work has been published in journals such as Nordic Journal of Migration Research, Journal of European Integration, Kritisk Juss, and Revista Catalana de Dret Públic. His recent publications span topics including EU free-movement rules, medically assisted death, electoral reforms, and digital security in public-private healthcare collaborations.

The analysis of his articles reveals a consistent engagement with constitutional and administrative law, particularly in the EU and EEA context. His scholarship bridges legal doctrine, political science, and public policy, with a strong emphasis on migration, governance structures, and labor rights. He frequently collaborates with scholars across Europe and contributes to both academic and public discourse through textbooks, research reports, and dissemination activities.

Diego Praino holds a PhD in Law and Economics with a focus on Constitutional Law, awarded by Scuola Normale Superiore and the University of Naples Federico II.

He has co-authored a textbook titled Oppgaver i Arbeidsrett and has contributed to academic dissemination through lectures and roundtables at institutions including the University of Ljubljana and the University of Naples Federico II. He is actively involved in pedagogical innovation, particularly in active learning methods in legal education.

He is affiliated with research groups focused on Organization and Management in the Public Sector and Public Administration and Governance, contributing to interdisciplinary projects on public law and policy.