Marco Fisicaro

Marco Fisicaro is an Assistant Professor of European Union Law at the Law Faculty of Sapienza University of Rome, where he teaches EU Internal Market Law and European Competition and State Aid Law. He is affiliated with the Department of Legal and Economic Studies and serves as managing editor of European Papers - A Journal on Law and Integration and editorial staff member for Diritti umani e diritto internazionale.

• Education:
  • Master Degree in Law (2018), PhD in Law (2022), and Post-graduate Diploma in Social Sciences (2021) from University of Catania

Research Interests: His work focuses on European Union Law, Competition Law, State Aid Law, and Rule of Law enforcement. He examines judicial independence mechanisms, EU funding conditionality, sovereignty dynamics, and supranational governance challenges.

Academic Contributions: Recent publications analyze interim measures for rule-of-law crises, EU solidarity frameworks, sovereignty debates, and judicial independence strategies. His research intersects legal, economic, and policy dimensions of European integration.

• Scientific Awards:
  • Common Market Law Review Prize for Young Academics (2024)
  • Giuseppe Sperduti Prize (2015)

Professional Experience: Former post-doctoral researcher at Rome Unitelma Sapienza (2021-2023), visiting researcher at University of Vienna (2020) and Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law (2021), and intern at the European Court of Human Rights (2016).