Gastaldo Valentina

Dr. Valentina Gastaldo is a fixed-term researcher at the Department of Humanistic, Social Disciplines and Cultural Enterprises at the University of Parma. She teaches courses on Cultural Heritage Legislation, Environmental Law, and Public Information Law across multiple academic years (2017/2018–2025/2026) for both first and second cycle degrees.

Her research focuses on the intersection of law with emerging technologies like blockchain and artificial intelligence, examining legal challenges in areas such as algorithmic governance, digital cultural heritage, and the regulation of the art market. She also explores traditional legal frameworks in environmental law, public law, and mafia prevention.

Recent publications analyze blockchain's impact on artistic property rights, algorithmic administration principles, and the digitization of cultural assets. Her teaching spans disciplines including history, criticism of arts and performance, and communication for creative industries.