Femia Pasquale

Pasquale Femia is a Full Professor of Private Law at the Second University of Naples. He previously held professorial positions at the University of Sannio and University of Molise. His academic career includes roles as Associate Professor (1999–2001) and Assistant Professor (1992–1999). He is actively involved in legal academia through editorial roles (Editor-in-Chief of The Italian Law Journal), research leadership (Head of Doctoral School at University of Sannio), and national/international organizations (SISDIC, PLT Network).

• Education: Degree in Law (University of Salerno, 1986), Doctorate in Private Law (University of Naples Federico II, 1992)

Research focuses on Private Law, Legal Theory, Contract Law, and Legal History. Notable contributions include digital legal archives like FondoDiritto and work on constitutional interpretation. Awards include CNR Fellowship (1990) and leadership roles in legal societies.

Grants include chairing the PRIN Program on Bargaining Theory (2006) and international lectureships. He directs the book series Il Diritto e l'Europa and contributes to legal reform initiatives (e.g., notary law reform committee).