Fabio Giglioni

Fabio Giglioni is a Full Professor in the Department of Political Science at Sapienza University of Rome, where he has been teaching since 2005. His academic work spans administrative law, health law, environmental law, city law, and shared administration. He holds a PhD in Administrative Law from the University of Milan (2000) and has held visiting positions at the University of Hull (UK), Oxford, and Santiago de Compostela.

His research interests include:

• Administrative and constitutional law, particularly subsidiarity and transparency
• Urban governance, city law, and metropolitan organization
• Health law and the territorial structure of the National Health Service
• Shared administration, collaborative governance, and citizen participation
• Environmental law and post-disaster reconstruction
• Public contracts and regulatory frameworks

His recent publications reflect a strong focus on urban legal theory, emergency administration, and institutional reform. He explores the evolution of city law, the legal frameworks for shared governance, and the impact of constitutional reforms on environmental and health policies. His work often bridges theory and practical policy, engaging with current legislative developments such as the PNRR and post-disaster reconstruction codes.

Among his notable scientific recognitions are:

• Best Legal Book of the Year 2009 (Club dei Giuristi)
• FFABR Research Funding (2017)
• Murst Funding for Young Researchers (2002)

Giglioni is actively involved in national policy, having served on the National Commission for Territorial Planning Reform since 2022. He leads the PRIN REPAIR project (2023–present) on rehabilitating peripheral areas and coordinates a work package in the RETURN project on civil protection powers. His institutional leadership and grant management underscore his role in shaping public administration research in Italy.

He advises students and contributes to academic discourse through publications, editorial work, and institutional engagement. His office is located in room 2, second floor, building CU002, and he receives students on Tuesdays by appointment.