Domenico Bilotti

Domenico Bilotti is a Researcher (TD(b)) at the Department of Law, Economics and Sociology (DiGES). His academic work focuses on intersections between law, religion, and multiculturalism. He teaches courses such as Ecclesiastical Law, History of Canon Law, Law & Religions, and Multiculturalism and History of Religions. His research explores topics including religious symbolism in legal systems, migration policies impacting religious communities, religious freedom in comparative contexts, and contemporary issues like religious liberty during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Teaching responsibilities include designing syllabi for both Italian and English-language courses, with recent academic year activities spanning 2023-2024. Students can access his course materials through institutional platforms. He emphasizes practical assignments involving written reports on themes like Islamic contracts, North American constitutionalism, or migration-related religious challenges.

Student reception is available via email (domenico_bilotti@unicz.it) for course-related queries, with options for in-person or virtual meetings. His work contributes to interdisciplinary dialogue between legal studies and religious scholarship, addressing modern societal challenges through historical and comparative frameworks.