Isabel Fanlo Cortes

Isabel Fanlo Cortes is an Associate Professor in the Department of Law at the University of Genoa, serving on the Department Board. She specializes in legal education, gender studies, and juvenile justice, with a focus on historical and sociological dimensions of law. Her teaching spans undergraduate and master’s courses in Law and Gender, Sociology of Law, and Legal Theories. She advises students via in-person or Teams appointments. Recent research emphasizes legal clinics, Italian juvenile justice reform, and historical figures like Anna Kuliscioff.

Her academic work bridges theory and practice, exploring how legal frameworks intersect with social issues like gender equity and youth rights. Courses include 'Legal Clinic in Immigration Matters' and 'Theories of Rights and Justice.' Her publications reflect interdisciplinary approaches, combining legal history with contemporary socio-legal challenges.

No scientific awards are listed, but her contributions to legal education and juvenile justice discourse are notable. She collaborates with peers like Gabriella Petti on projects analyzing legal systems and historical legal thought.