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PAOLO MORO

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Position

Professore Ordinario

Structure

Dipartimento di Diritto Privato e di Critica del Diritto - DPCD

Address

VIA VIII FEBBRAIO 1848, 2 - PALAZZO DEL BO - PADOVA

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E-mail

paolo.moro@unipd.it

Paolo Moro is Full Professor of Philosophy of Law and Legal Informatics at the University of Padua (Italy), where he is the President of the Degree Course of Law 2.0 (Treviso).
PhD in Philosophy of Law and Lawyer qualified for the Supreme Court in Italy, he is Scientific Director of the Journal of Ethics and Legal Technologies (https://jelt.padovauniversitypress.it).
He is the founder of CollectIUS (http://collect-ius.net/it), a search, discussion and filing digital platform, and he is also a member of the Global Integrity Research Network of the Coventry University.
He is Visiting Scholar in various universities in Europe and overseas (Kingston University of London, Universidad de Cordoba, Fordham University of New York, New South Wales University of Sydney, Australian National University of Canberra).
He has published various books, papers and chapters about Legal Rhetoric, Law and Technologies, Legal Education and Sports Law.

Notices

Office hours

  • Il ricevimento si svolge subito dopo lezione o preferibilmente per appuntamento, scrivendo al docente all'indirizzo di posta elettronica paolo.moro@unipd.it.

Teachings

Publications

The publications are available on Padua Research Archive, the institutional archive of the scientific production of the University of Padua.

Research Area

Areas of research:
 
- rhetoric and legal methodology;
- topics and issues of legal informatics and bots, artificial intelligence and Internet rights;
- ethics and sports law;
- law and literature;
- legal education.

Thesis proposals

Master theses cover the following areas of research of the teacher and they can be written in English:
 
- rhetoric and legal methodology;
- topics and issues of legal informatics and bots, artificial intelligence and Internet rights;
- ethics and sports law;
- law and literature;
- legal education.

Any case discussed in the degree thesis can be published on the CollectIUS telematics platform.