Edoardo Chiti

Edoardo Chiti serves as Full Professor of Administrative Law at Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies, bringing expertise from an LL.M. at University College London and a Ph.D. from the European University Institute. Previously, he held leadership roles including Director of the Legal Department and Member of the Academic Senate at the University of La Tuscia.

His educational foundation:

• LL.M., University College London
• Ph.D., European University Institute

Chiti's research pioneers the interplay between legal orders through administrative law frameworks, with core expertise in EU Administrative Law, Global Administrative Law, and Comparative Administrative Law. Applying a 'law in context' methodology, he investigates regulatory dynamics in critical domains like environmental governance, social sustainability, and artificial intelligence. His work bridges theoretical constructs of inter-legality with empirical analyses of transnational regulatory networks, revealing how administrative techniques shape legality across jurisdictional boundaries.

Analysis of his 15 most recent publications demonstrates consistent focus on transnational administrative interactions, particularly EU-global law interfaces and crisis-driven regulatory evolution. The research portfolio combines theoretical innovation in conceptualizing inter-legality with practical examinations of accountability mechanisms in decentralized implementation systems.

Academic engagement:

• Editorial board member for multiple law journals
• Active member of European Group of Public Law
• Contributing scholar to Istituto per le ricerche sulle pubbliche amministrazioni (Irpa)

As a dedicated mentor, Chiti supervises Ph.D. candidates at Sant'Anna Law Faculty and developed advanced coursework including The Administrative Law of the ‘Ecological Transition’ (2020-2021), examining EU climate governance's role in forging new administrative law paradigms within globalized legal systems.