Paolo Clarizia

Paolo Clarizia is a fixed-term researcher (RTDA) in Administrative Law at Link Campus University in Rome. He previously served as a lecturer in Administrative Law (SSD Ius/10) since 2016/2017, teaching courses on Local Government Law, European Union Law, and Banking Legislation across Italian universities and postgraduate programs. He holds a PhD in 'European Law, History and Legal Systems for Europe' from the Faculty of Law at the University of Roma Tre (2010), focusing on mutual recognition of administrative acts in the EU legal system.

As a practicing lawyer registered with the Rome Bar Association since 2008 and qualified for legal representation before higher courts (2018), Clarizia actively engages in legal practice alongside academia. He has organized and spoken at national/international conferences and authored publications in legal journals and collective volumes. His research emphasizes administrative law modernization, specifically digitalization of public administration, public finance, and procedural law.

Leadership roles include serving as President of AGAMM (Associazione Giovani AMMinistrativisti) since 2013, a professional association for young administrative law experts. His professional activities bridge academia, legal practice, and policy analysis in public sector governance.