Eleonora Rinaldi

Eleonora Rinaldi is an Associate Professor of Public Law at the Department of Legal and Economic Studies, Sapienza University of Rome. She teaches Istituzioni di Diritto Pubblico in the Master's Degree in Law and other programs, including Midwifery and Global Humanities. Her research focuses on constitutional law, European Union law, regionalism, and emergency governance.

Her research projects address critical issues such as the impact of EU economic policies on national rights, territorial governance, sovereignty crises, and social cohesion. Recent publications explore parliamentary conflicts, post-disaster reconstruction, and pandemic-era constitutional challenges. She contributes to national and university-level research initiatives, including PRIN projects.

Rinaldi is actively involved in academic advising as a member of the PhD college in Public Law. She has authored monographs on legislative autonomy and state secrecy, alongside numerous peer-reviewed articles. Students requiring DSA/disability support must contact her via email for exam accommodations, following university protocols.