Susanna Cafaro | SpeakerHub

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Bio

Professor, teaching and researching on European Law; global governance; International financial institutions; euro-mediterranean relations; supranational democracy. Università del Salento, Lecce, Italy.

Member of the Bretton Woods Committee and of several academic associations in the field of European and international law. Founder of Supranational Democracy Dialogues

Member of the Scientific Board at European Papers of Revue de L'Euro, referee in many academic journals

Author and/or editor of numerous books and more than 40 scholarly journal articles and book chapters.Often invited to academic conferences in Italy and abroad;

See the complete CV and some publications on Academia.edu. Some presentations available on prezi.com.

Blog: http://supranationaldemocracy.net/

Amazon personal page: http://www.amazon.com/-/e/B00F1W0JV2

Current position (3)

Professor

Università del Salento

Founder

Supranational Democracy Dialogues

Founding member

Advisory Coalition, CCEN

Achievements (1)

Jean Monnet Chair

I have been awarded a Jean Monnet Chair (2019-2022) by the European Commission, which is a recognition of excellence in the field of European Studies.
The title of the chair is: "Legal Theory of European Integration: a Supranational Democracy Model?"

Degrees (2)

Ph. D European Communities Law

Bologna University

1993 to 1997

Law Degree - summa cum laude

Università degli Studi di Bari

1987 to 1992

Presentations

Past talks (8)

“The Eurocrisis and the Democratic Governance in Europe”

“Resurrections”, XXI International Conference of Europeanists, Council For European Studies

Washington DC

“Why Democracy Matters”

The Future Of Global Economic Governance and the IMF – Challenges and Opportunities for Europe, Emerging Economies and Developing Countries”, workshop organized by the Bretton Woods project and Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung

Berlin

"Global Economic Governance. Which Institutions for Rigor, Which Institutions for Growth?”

Global Finance Between Rigor And Growth: Which Implications For International Governance? international workshop organized by The Group of Lecce

Lecce, Italy

People and global financial institutions: How to Close the Gap?

For a Better Accountability of the Bretton Woods Institutions: A Role for the Civil Society, Civil Society Policy Forum , IMF - WB Annual Meeting.

Lima, Perù

Unilateral Economic Sanctions and the WTO

Multifaceted Sanctions in Contemporary International Practice, ILA Italy Annual Meeting

Rome

How the ECB Reinterpreted its Mandate During the Eurocrisis

The Democratic Principle and Economic and Monetary Union