Professor Miriam ALLENA (CV)
Associate Professor of Administrative Law at Bocconi University of Milan, where she teaches EU Environmental Law, Italian Administrative Law, Global Administrative Law. She also teaches International environmental law at the Master in Sustainability and Energy Management (MASEM) of the same University and at the Università della Svizzera Italiana.
Previously, she was Associate Research Fellow at the Centre for Socio Legal Studies of the University of Oxford (UK) (2014-2016), Assistant Professor at Bocconi University (2014-2020), and Assistant Professor at Catholic University of Milan (2012-2014). In 2019, she joined Baker & McKenzie (Administrative and Environmental Law practice group).
Her research interests include the Influence of the ECHR on Italian administrative proceedings and trial, the public regulation of economic activities, environmental law also in connection with new technologies such as blockchain. She has published extensively in these areas both in Italian and in International Journals.
She was visiting researcher in several Universities around the world, including Berkeley Law School (CA), Trinity College of Dublin, Université Montesquieu of Bordeaux, University of Reading (UK), New York University (NY).
She is often invited as a speaker in symposia and seminars in Italy and abroad.
She has worked as a consultant for the Italian Ministry of the Public Administration and for the Italian Ministry of the Environment (Joint Program ‘Policy responses to climate change: sustainable development and energy transition in Ethiopia’), as well as for the Lombardy Region and the Municipality of Milan.
She has been invited several times at the Senate of the Italian Republic to comment on draft laws under discussion in the Parliament.