Marco Dani (Italy)
Research Associate, University of Trento, Research Area "Institutions and Economics" of Istituto Trentino di Cultura; Research Project: "Economic Constitutional Identities (ECIs) in the European Constitutional Space: Conflict, Assimilation, Integration."

Marco Dani graduated in Law at the University of Trento (1999) where he completed a Ph.D. in EU and Comparative Constitutional Law (2003). He is research associate at the Department of Legal Sciences of the University of Trento and researcher at the Istituto Trentino di Cultura (Research Area "Institutions and Economics"). His main research interests concern EU and comparative constitutional law, namely economic and social regulation and adjudication. He has published on the Charter of Nice, on the EU policy on entrepreneurship, on the role of the subnational authorities in the EU sphere. At the Jean Monnet Center, he will focus on the concept of Economic Constitutional Identity as an experimental device to critically interpret the evolution of the EU, Italian and WTO constitutional identities as well as their mutual interactions according to the categories of conflict, assimilation, integration.