The Jean Monnet Chair in Digital Transformation and AI Policy is the second consecutive Chair awarded to the European University of Rome (“UER”)
The Chair will address Digital transformation and AI policy through a set of multidisciplinary and multi-stakeholder actions and activities that will be running from 1 November 2022 to 31 October 2025.
The Chair holder is Prof. Valeria Falce, Full Professor of Economics Law at the Department of Human Sciences, Faculty of Economics.
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27 Jun 2025
Convegno di studi: E-Agorà: piattaforme digitali tra etica e categorie giuridiche 27 giugno ore 09:00 - Villa Doria D'Angri - Napoli - Ore 9:00 Interviene: Valeria Falce - Ordinario di Diritto dell’Economia, Università europea di Roma Vedi programma dell'evento ...
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4 Jun 2025
Convegno: La profilazione nei mercati e nei servizi digitali. Opportunità per le imprese e limiti giuridici 4 giugno 2025, ore 9.30 – 13.00 - Esperienza Europa, Piazza Venezia 6, Roma Partecipa: Valeria Falce (Università Europea di Roma) Programma dell'evento ...
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29 May 2025
Convegno: Regole europee di trasparenza e responsabilità per le piattaforme online: sfide e prospettive - EU Rules on Transparency and Liability for Online Platforms: Challenges and Perspectives Aula Aldo Moro - Palazzo Del Prete - Piazza Cesare Battisti, 1 Bari, 29 e 30 maggio 2025 Partecipano: V. Falce, N. Faraone - DMA e diritto antitrust: in cerca di un lieto fine Programma dell'evento ...
More infoHer main research areas of interest include intellectual property, competition policy, market regulation and consumer policy, digital innovation, data strategy and economic analysis of law. After completing an LLM (focus on Intellectual property) at the London School of Economics and a PhD in competition law advanced by the University of Perugia together with Luiss University and Bocconi University, she succeeded a Tenured Professorship in 2008. She is Full Professor of Economics Law, Scientific...
PROFILEHer research addresses some of the most critical issues in supply chain management theory and practice, among which building and managing relational strategies in supply networks, supply chain innovation and information sharing in buyer-supplier relationships. She is Full Professor of Operations Management and Business Management and Coordinator of the Departmental Centre for Research at the Università Europea di Roma. Since 2013, Emanuela is also Visiting Research Fellow at the Centre for Logi...
PROFILEHe worked for more than 20 years as competition and regulation expert, developing hands-on experience in Telecoms, Media and Digital markets and served in different public institutions: the Cabinet of Italian Ministry of Economic Development (MISE), the Italian telecoms and media Regulator (AGCOM); the UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA); the European Commission at the EU body dealing with Digital and Electronic Communications markets (BEREC Office). Prof. Manganelli worked in a niche top...
PROFILEEmanuele Vincent is a Ph.D. candidate at the European University of Rome in Commercial Law. He completed his Master of Laws (LL.M.) at Columbia Law School in New York, he graduated cum laude in Law from the University of Turin with a thesis on the relationship between Big Data, Artificial Intelligence and International Corporate Law. He has acquired professional experience in commercial law, M&A and financial markets, working as a trainee and then as an associate in an international law firm...
PROFILENicola Faraone is Post-Doc Researcher/Research Fellow of the Research Centre “ICPC-Innovation, Regulation and Competition Policy Centre” of the European University of Rome. His main research areas of interest include competition law, intellectual property, EU State aid law, and economic analysis of law as they apply to digital, media, data, and platforms technology. He completed his Ph.D. in Economics, Law, and Institutions at the University of Rome “Tor Vergata” (2017), with a thesis fo...
PROFILEArticolo “In che direzione orientare la bussola Ue per le concentrazioni” – Il Foglio – 6 Agosto 2025
Autore: Valeria Falce Jean Monnet Professor of EU Innovation Policy; Professor in Digital Transformation and AI Policy; Ordinario di diritto dell’economia nell’Università Europea di Roma e Direttore ICPC – Innovation, Regulation and Competition Policy Centre
Articolo: Regole Ue sulle fusioni: la resilienza diventa criterio chiave – AgendaDigitale
Autori: Valeria Falce Jean Monnet Professor of EU Innovation Policy; Professor in Digital Transformation and AI Policy; Ordinario di diritto dell’economia nell’Università Europea di Roma e Direttore ICPC – Innovation, Regulation and Competition Policy Centre e Nicola M. F. Faraone ICPC-Innovation, Regulation and Competition Policy Centre, Università Europea di Roma
Articolo: Pluralismo e antitrust: nuove regole sulle concentrazioni nei media – Agenda Digitale
Scritto da: Valeria Falce, Jean Monnet Professor of EU Innovation Policy; Professor in Digital Transformation and AI Policy; Ordinario di diritto dell’economia nell’Università Europea di Roma e Direttore ICPC – Innovation, Regulation and Competition Policy Centre
Articolo: Urgente semplificare le regole sulla profilazione. Se non ora quando – Il Sole 24 Ore
Scritto da Valeria Falce (Università Europea di Roma)
Articolo: Rifiuto di interoperabilità come abuso: la Corte Ue sul caso Enel X vs Android Auto – Agenda Digitale
Valeria Falce: Jean Monnet Professor of EU Innovation Policy; Professor in Digital Transformation and AI Policy; Ordinario di diritto dell’economia nell’Università Europea di Roma e Direttore ICPC – Innovation, Regulation and Competition Policy Centre
Nicola M. F. Faraone: ICPC-Innovation, Regulation and Competition Policy Centre, Università Europea di Roma
Articolo: “Oltre Musk. Ciò che l’Ue non deve fare per vincere la sfida sul Cyberspazio” – 14 Marzo 2025 – Il Foglio Quotidiano
Scritto da Valeria Falce, Ordinario di diritto dell’economia e Jean Monnet Professori in Digital Transformation and AI Policy presso l’Università Europea di Roma
March-May 2025 – A new series of 6 seminars and lectures on: “Advanced Studies on Digital Transformation in Finance: Innovation and Strategic Autonomy in Financial Services”.
Submit draft papers or extended abstracts no later than 9 March 2025.
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