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Dr. Piero Moraro is a Lecturer in Criminology at the School of Arts and Humanities, Edith Cowan University. Previously, he worked at Charles Sturt University's Centre for Law & Justice. He holds a PhD from Scotland (2011). His research focuses on civil disobedience, social justice, theories of punishment, and police ethics. He received the 2021 Faculty Research Award and has published extensively in journals like Punishment and Society and Law and Philosophy. Current supervision includes a PhD on whistleblowing and policy wrongdoing. His work bridges philosophical analysis and practical policy, emphasizing ethical dimensions of criminal justice systems. He contributes to debates on prison abolitionism, juvenile justice reform, and environmental activism legal frameworks.
- Education: PhD (Scotland, 2011)
- Affiliations: School of Arts and Humanities, ECU
Research interests include civil disobedience ethics, penal policy, and social justice advocacy. His publications analyze topics such as minimum age of criminal responsibility, epistocracy critiques, and vigilante justice in Nigeria. He actively engages in public discourse on human rights and legal reform.
- Awards: 2021 Faculty Research Award
Advising and grants: Currently co-supervising a doctoral student exploring whistleblowing responses to policy wrongdoing. No completed student data available.
