Pasquale Femia

Pasquale Femia is a Full Professor of Private Law at the Second University of Naples since 2004, with previous appointments at University Sannio in Benevento (2001-2004) and University of Molise in Campobasso (1992-1999).

Education:

• Scientific Lyceum Diploma (1981)
• Degree in Law 110/110 cum laude, University of Salerno (1986)
• Doctoral Degree, University of Naples Federico II (1990-1992)

Professor Femia's research spans Private Law, Sociology of Law, Legal Theory, Contract Law, and Legal History, with particular focus on civil problems related to persons as evidenced by his leadership of the Doctoral School 'I problemi civilistici della persona' at University of Sannio (2011-2013). His scholarly approach integrates theoretical frameworks with practical applications in civil law systems.

Professional Recognition:

• President of the Campania Section of the Italian Society of Private Law Scholars (2015-present)
• Honorary member of Sisdic national Board of Directors (2015-present)
• Editor in Chief of The Italian Law Journal (2015-present)
• Founder and Director of digital archive 'FondoDiritto' (2015-present)
• Member of international research network PLT (Private Law Theory) since 2011

Professor Femia has directed the book series 'Il Diritto e l'Europa' since 2005 and served as Principal investigator for constitutional interpretation research commemorating the 50th anniversary of the Italian Constitutional Court. His international reputation is evidenced by invitations to lecture at University of Tilburg, Villa Vigoni, and Freie Universitaet Berlin.

He established 'FondoDiritto,' a significant digital archive for legal scholars, and maintains active engagement with international legal theory through the PLT research network.