Fabrizio Fracchia

Fabrizio Fracchia is a Full Professor of Administrative Law at Bocconi University, specializing in Public Procurement Law, Administrative Procedure, Judicial Review, Environmental Law, and Public Law of Economics. He has held visiting positions at UC Berkeley, George Washington University, and the School of Law at the University of Manchester. He serves as Chief Editor of Il diritto dell'economia and directs the Observatory on Public Procurement and Sustainability. His research bridges legal theory with practical governance challenges in digital and environmental domains.

• Editorial Leadership: Founded Percorsi di diritto amministrativo and co-directs it with Editoriale Scientifica.
• Global Collaboration: Active in international networks including the Italo-Argentina and Italo-Brazilian Associations of Administrative Law Professors.
• Awards: Recognized with the Prix Michel Despax (2001) and Arthur Cox Fellowship (2014).

Research interests emphasize legal frameworks for technology-driven governance, environmental policy integration, and procedural fairness in administrative decisions. Recent work addresses post-pandemic legal adaptations and digital misinformation's legal implications.

Teaching focuses on core Administrative Law principles and advanced topics in administrative adjudication. Past roles include visiting scholarships in Oxford, Granada, Buenos Aires, and other global institutions.