Giovanni Tarantino

Giovanni Tarantino is a confirmed researcher (Ricercatore confermato) in Philosophy of Law (IUS/20) at the University of Salento, holding positions in both the Department of Cultural Heritage and the Department of Humanities and Social Sciences. His academic work spans the intersection of law, ethics, and education, with particular focus on bioethics, human rights, and digital heritage law.

His research interests encompass Philosophy of Law, Bioethics, Human Rights, Digital Heritage Law, Educational Law, and Social Inclusion. Dr. Tarantino's scholarly work demonstrates a consistent focus on the ethical-legal dimensions of education, human dignity, and intergenerational responsibility. His publications explore the theoretical foundations of law while addressing contemporary challenges in education, social inclusion, and digital heritage.

His recent publications reveal a scholarly trajectory focused on the philosophical underpinnings of legal concepts, particularly examining human dignity, autonomy, and intergenerational responsibility within educational contexts and digital environments. His work bridges theoretical legal philosophy with practical applications in educational settings and cultural heritage management.

As an educator, Dr. Tarantino teaches courses including Educational Bio-Law, Right to Social and Educational Inclusion, and Legal Informatics for Digital Heritage across multiple degree programs. His teaching approach integrates theoretical knowledge with practical applications, emphasizing the ethical-legal dimensions of contemporary social issues.