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Marco Gardini is an Associate Professor at the Department of Law, Political and International Studies, University of Parma. He specializes in Roman Law and the Foundations of European Law, with a focus on integrating computerized processing into legal systems. His academic career spans international collaborations, including visiting professorships at the University of Pittsburgh and participation in the Redhis project led by Dario Mantovani.
- University of Parma (Graduate, 1994)
- LL.M., University of Pittsburgh (1997, magna cum laude)
- Brussels Seminar on European Community Law (1997)
Gardini's research bridges ancient Roman legal frameworks with modern technologies, particularly artificial intelligence applications in law. He has contributed to the study of formulary procedures, comparative legal cultures, and emotional influences in juristic decision-making. His work includes analyzing late antiquity juristic texts and developing computational models for legal reasoning.
Recent publications highlight his expertise in Roman land ownership systems, risk allocation doctrines, and procedural rationality. Gardini actively teaches courses on Roman Law, European Legal Roots, and Internet and Artificial Intelligence Law, with ongoing commitments extending to 2026.
Office hours are held every Wednesday from 17:00 to 19:00 via Microsoft Teams, with appointments available by email at marco.gardini@unipr.it. He maintains collaborations with international institutions and law firms, reflecting his interdisciplinary approach to legal scholarship.
