Emanuele is a Lecturer of Data Governance and Regulations of AI at LUMSA University, an Affiliate Researcher in Competition Law and Regulatory Studies at the Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, a Qualified Trainee Lawyer at the Italian Competition Authority (AGCM), and a qualified lawyer. He obtained a PhD in administrative law at the Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, defending a thesis titled 'The Complementarity of Competition Policy and Law in EU Data Governance,' and held Visiting Scholar positions at Columbia Law School in New York City and Sciences Po in Paris. He graduated summa cum laude in Law from the University of Trento in 2020, with a dissertation on the holistic approach to competing regulatory paradigms in the data-driven economy. During his undergraduate studies, he spent six months at the Faculty of European Law of the University of Maastricht and three months as a guest researcher at the Max Planck Institute for Innovation & Competition in Munich. Since graduating, he was a trainee at CONSOB where he conducted research on the application of artificial intelligence to portfolio management. Thereafter, he was a legal trainee at the State District Attorney's Office and at a law firm. His primary research interests include administrative law and regulatory studies, related to digital and green transitions, competition policy, market regulation, and data law.
Emanuele Fazio
Lecturer of Data Governance and Regulations of AI - LUMSA University; Affiliate Researcher in Administrative Law - Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna
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Ruolo
Docente a contratto
Città
Roma
Dipartimento
Scienze umane (Roma)
Corso di Laurea
AI for Marketing and Communication (LM59); Roma
Emanuele Fazio
Curriculum vitae
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Orari di ricevimento
Students are kindly asked to email the lecturer in order to arrange an online meeting that is convenient for both parties. In addition, the lecturer is available to meet with students on Mondays and Fridays before and after the course lectures, subject to prior appointment via email.
Didattica e insegnamenti
| Insegnamento | Anno accademico | Percorso di studi | CFU |
|---|---|---|---|
DATA GOVERNANCE AND REGULATIONS OF AI | 2026 / 2027 | 6 |
Tutte le pubblicazioni
- E. Fazio, The 2026 Draft EU Merger Guidelines: Continuity, Refinement and Recalibration of the EUMR Framework, Unione europea e diritti (2026)
- E. Fazio, Effect on Trade Between Member States, Elgar Encyclopaedia of Competition Law (2026)
- E. Fazio, Coherent Application Within the ECN, Elgar Encyclopaedia of Competition Law (2026)
- E. Fazio, The Institutional Dimension of Complementarity Between EU Data Legislation and Competition Law, Competition Policy International (2026)
- E. Fazio, The Commission’s Institutional Transparency: Informal Guidance Letters in EU Competition Law, Unione europea e diritti (2025)
- E. Fazio, Experimentalist Competition Law Enforcement as a Complementary Data Sharing Toolkit: Learning from AGCM v. Google - Ostacoli alla Portabilità dei Dati, Yearbook of Antitrust and Regulatory Studies (2024)
- E. Fazio, 'Data-driven Ecosystems: Competition Law as a Way to Link Sustainability and Digitalisation', a chapter of the book 'Ecological Sustainability and the Law: The European Green Deal and the New Frontiers of Sustainability', ed. Routledge-Giappichelli, 2024
- E. Fazio, Rethinking Competition Enforcement for Sustainable Data-driven Ecosystems, Competition Policy International (2024)
- E. Fazio, 'The Complementary Role of Competition Law for Sustainable Data-driven Ecosystems', a chapter of 'My Data Is Mine - AI, Data Protection, and a Digital Society' ed. Giuffrè (2024)
- E. Fazio, Le “eccezioni” del diritto della concorrenza per contrastare la povertà energetica. Dirittifondamentali.it (2023)
- E. Fazio, Adapting Competition Law to the digital transition. Two Challenges. European Papers (2022)
- E. Fazio, ll problema delle competenze settoriali e l’adozione di un approccio olistico alla data-driven economy. Il diritto dell'economia (2021)
- E. Fazio, L’istituto della fungibilità in materia di ingiusta detenzione: tra monetizzazione dell’indennizzo e ‘compensazione legale’ con la diversa pena (ancora) da espiare. Rassegna Avvocatura dello Stato (2021)