Luca Maria Tonelli

Luca Maria Tonelli serves as a Research Fellow at the Department of Law, Faculty of Law, University of Urbino Carlo Bo. He teaches Public Law (Istituzioni di Diritto Pubblico) for the Sport, Health and Physical Exercise degree program, with course sections divided by student last names (A-K and L-Z) for the 2025/2026 academic year, each carrying 4 credits under the academic discipline IUS/09.

Dr. Tonelli's research focuses on constitutional law with particular emphasis on fundamental rights, constitutional reform, and legal procedures. His scholarly work examines critical issues including emergency powers during the Covid-19 pandemic, freedom of assembly, environmental protection in constitutional frameworks, and the proper functioning of constitutional review mechanisms. His publications consistently analyze the intersection of theoretical constitutional principles with practical legal applications in the Italian context.

Tonelli's publication record from 2020-2022 reveals a strong focus on contemporary constitutional challenges, with recurring themes around constitutional reform, protection of fundamental rights during emergencies, and procedural aspects of constitutional review. His work demonstrates a methodical approach to analyzing constitutional jurisprudence while addressing current political and social challenges facing the Italian constitutional system.

His teaching responsibilities in Public Law for the Sport, Health and Physical Exercise program indicate his ability to translate complex constitutional concepts into specialized academic contexts. While specific grant information isn't provided in the available materials, his consistent publication output suggests active research engagement within the Department of Law at Urbino.