Valeria Fili'

Valeria Fili' is a Full Professor of Labor Law at the Department of Legal Sciences, University of Udine. She is a leading scholar in labor and employment law, with expertise in public and private employment, labor market regulation, EU and international labor law, social security, industrial relations, and anti-discrimination law.

Her research is highly interdisciplinary, particularly through her involvement in the PRIN LIVEABLE - LABOUR AS A DRIVER OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT project, a national research initiative involving the Universities of Udine, Modena and Reggio Emilia, Bari Aldo Moro, and Macerata. This project integrates legal studies with political economy, administrative law, commercial law, private law, international law, Germanic philology, and socio-anthropological disciplines to explore labor as a pillar of sustainable development.

She is actively engaged in public legal education, producing scientific videos and podcasts to disseminate research findings. She has also organized and participated in public events, such as a roundtable with the Regional Anti-Mafia Observatory, focusing on the role of labor law sanctions in promoting legality.

Scientific Awards:

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Advising and Grants:
While specific advisees are not listed, her leadership in major funded research projects indicates active mentorship and academic supervision. She is the principal investigator or key member of the PRIN project (CUP G23C22000560001), funded by the Italian Ministry of University and Research (MIUR), which supports high-level, collaborative, and interdisciplinary basic research.

Labs and Research Teams:
She is part of a national research team under the PRIN LIVEABLE project, collaborating across multiple institutions and disciplines. The research unit at the University of Udine works closely with scholars in administrative law, commercial law, international law, and socio-legal studies.