Francesca Galgano

Francesca Galgano, PhD. in Roman Law, is Associate Professor of History of Roman Law, Law Dept. Federico II Univ. Naples, Italy. Main Teaching and Research Interests: Roman Law; Family Law; Roman Codifications; Byzantine Law; Canon Law; Roman Private Law and European juridical Culture. Member of the Editing Committees and Scientific Boards of several Law Reviews and editorial Series (as Referee and Reviewer) such as Vergentis, Murcia, Esp.; Ricerche giuridiche, Naples; Atti dell’Accademia Storico-giuridica Costantiniana, Perugia.; Studia et Documenta Historiae et Iuris (2007－2017), Vatican City; elected member (since 2014) of the Equal Opportunities Committee; of the Discipline Committee; of Gender Balance Committee, Federico II University, Naples, It.; and Journalist. Latest University Teaching Experience: 2018/2019 Professor of History of Roman Law in the Penitentiary University Centre of Federico II Univ.; 2018-19 invited Professor of an English module, Civil Roman legal heritage: Codes and Cases, Law Dept. Luiss Guido Carli, Rome; 2018-2019 invited Professor of History of Sources of Canon Law, Pontifical Theological Faculty of Southern Italy - St. Thomas, Naples; 2006-2017 invited Professor of Byzantine Law, Pontifical Lateran University, Vatican City. Post Graduate Courses Taught (Master and PhD.): Interpretation of Testamentary dispositions (Postgraduate course, Pontifical Lateran University, Vatican City, 2007－2017); Equal Opportunities, Law and Society (Master, Human Science Dept.Federico II Univ., 2018); Us and the others: Diversity Identity Alterity ( PhD seminar, Law Dept. Federico II Univ., 2019); Minors and Family (Master, Pontifical Theological Faculty of Southern Italy St. Thomas, 2020).