Il Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza vanta ottimi risultati nell'ambito della progettazione nazionale, europea ed internazionale. Numerose, inoltre, sono le attività di ricerca svolte in collaborazione con altri Atenei e istituzioni italiani e stranieri.
Boosting Compentences in Penitentiary Staff /Rafforzare le Competenze del Personale Penitenziario
Boosting Compentences in Penitentiary Staff /Rafforzare le Competenze del Personale Penitenziario
Acronym: B-ComPetent
Type of Action: Justice -AG- 2018 (European Commission)
The 2 years B-Competent project of 6 intersectoral partners of 3 countries is aimed at building capacity of prison civilian front-line staff through the acquisition of specific competencies related to human rights protection with focus on foreign inmates’ special needs and rights, in line with the EU and international law. The innovative B-Competent crossborder train-the-trainers programme will provide trainers with multidisciplinary skills to prevent radicalisation and enhance dynamic security in prisons.
Protecting HUman SEcurity with non-state-actors in the MARitime and CYber SPAce
Protecting HUman SEcurity with non-state-actors in the MARitime and CYber SPAce
ACRONYM: HUMARCYSPASE
TYPE OF ACTION: VALERE: VAnviteLli pEr la RicErca
HUMARCYSPASE aims to investigate the evolving role of non-state-actors in relation to human security in the maritime and cyber space. Both spaces are perceived as common goods that are crucial for the progress, growth and prosperity of all humans. From a different but still relevant perspective, since both spaces are open and universally accessible, they have become a prime breeding ground for cross-border and multifaceted threats which undermine the business, but also the fundamental rights and freedoms of humans navigating along maritime- and cyber- routes. The fact that both spaces are free and borderless by nature explains why the project focuses on the role of NSAs; whereas public authorities hardly exercise sovereign powers in areas falling outside State jurisdiction, armed on-board guards, rescue NGOs, search-engine providers and social platforms are all gaining a growing importance in protecting HS. Yet, the new scenario is not problem free, especially in terms of responsibility, and deserves great attention.
Humarcy_NET includes academics, professionals and stakeholders dealing with human security in navigable spaces. Here you find the current members. Should you be interested in joining Humarcy_NET, please contact giuliana.doria@unicampania.it.
RESEARCH UNIT: Università degli Studi della Campania Luigi Vanvitelli: Giorgia Bevilacqua (Principal investigator), Maria Chiara Vitucci, Roberta Catalano, Francesco Schettino, Gianvito Brindisi, Ilaria Infante, Michele Mastroianni and Giuliana Doria - University Goce Delcev–Stip: Ana Nikodinovska and Olga Gurkova.
HUMARCYSPASE products:
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Edited Volume on HUMAN SECURITY IN NAVIGABLE SPACES: COMMON CHALLENGES AND NEW TRENDS
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SPECIAL ISSUE on Non-State Actors and Human Security in Navigable Spaces, federalismi.it
HUMARCYSPASE Final Conference: La ricerca al servizio della complessità giuridica e dell’innovazione tecnologica
Per iscriversi alla conferenza contattare giuliana.doria@unicampania.it Locandina
HUMARCYSPASE is a 15 months research project (September 2020 – December 2021).
The use of AI neural networks in the fight against corporate crimes
TITOLO: The use of AI neural networks in the fight against corporate crimes
ACRONYM: AI.CO.CRI. 5.0
TYPE OF ACTION: VALERE: VAnviteLli pEr la RicErca
At the dawn of the fifth industrial revolution, the expanding use of latest technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI) it shows how these tools are particularly successful in preventing and addressing crimes. The purpose of this research project is double: on one side the research is aimed at studying the possible application of these new tools into the risk assessment’s process that has to be performed by the companies to avoid crimes like corruption, money laundering and criminal association (mafia-type offences), crimes that are settle down by the Italian legal framework (Legislative Decree n. 231/2001) as predicate offences of the company’s liability. New AI tools might be developed and used to consolidate more practical and effective Compliance Models and to enhance the Internal Control System in order ensure the fairness and therefore the legality of the company. On the other side, it is important to verify that these new instruments are compliant with the principles of the legal system, the criminal law’s requirements and also with regulation established by international bodies, that usually is set out as soft law.
RESEARCH UNIT: Università degli Studi della Campania L. Vanvitelli: Federica De Simone (Principal Investigator); Giuliano Balbi; Stefano Manacorda; Andreana Esposito; Marco Colacurci; Emanuela Ianniciello; Maria Lucia Pezone; Chiara Pistilli; Caterina Scialla.
AI.CO.CRI. 5.0 Final Conference: La ricerca al servizio della complessità giuridica e dell’innovazione tecnologica
Per iscriversi alla conferenza contattare alessiadiana.paladino@gmail.com Locandina
AI.CO.CRI. 5.0 is a 12 months research project (September 2020 – September 2021).
Report on the Present. The State of Law and Democracy in the Contemporary World through Audiovisual Representations
PROJECT TITLE: Report on the Present. The State of Law and Democracy in the Contemporary World through Audiovisual Representations
ACRONYM: RAPPRESENT
TYPE OF ACTION: Action R1.S4 of the University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli Strategic Plan (funding for fundamental and applied research projects dedicated to faculty and researchers who are not recipients of other funding)
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: RAPPRESENT aims to investigate the state of our legal present through audiovisual representations. This perspective of enquiry finds its raison d’être in the observation that from ancient tragedy to audiovisual productions the representation of law has always played a role in our societies, problematizing the state of legal relations through their dramatization in practical cases. Moreover, legal and social studies and representations of law are ways of gaining first-hand knowledge of the present and its social, economic and political conflicts.
The idea is to create a legal-documentary overview inspired by the reports of social research organizations, and by journalistic reportages, with a predominant focus on the present, through case studies where the representations will pose as testimonies (even ideological ones) or critical reflections on the daily dramas of contemporary existences. The investigation will focus on the most dramatic fracture lines of our time, showing the trends and, hopefully, the reactions with regard to Italy and the contemporary world.
The intellectual work that characterizes this project is therefore aimed at promoting an awareness of the historical causes that determine the distress of the present time, through the dramatization of our institutions and the power and economic relations that define them.
By manifesting in various ways all the hardships that, unable to find a political and institutional outlet, would remain mute or channel themselves into regressive forms, the testimonies and audiovisual reflections invite the theoretical work of legal science to point out the directions to address the scenario of crisis and new conservative revolution we find ourselves in.
RESEARCH UNIT: Department of Law: Gianvito Brindisi (Principal Investigator), Teresa Alesci, Giuliano Balbi, Gian Paolo Califano, Francesco Cammisa, Veronica Caporrino, Gianpiero Coletta, Cristina Contartese, Alberto De Chiara, Salvatore D’Acunto, Vincenzo de Falco, Claudio De Fiores, Carmen Di Carluccio, Andreana Esposito, Alessia Fachechi, Emanuela Fusco, Maria Pia Iadicicco, Carlo Iannello, Ilaria Infante, Marta Maurino, Ferdinando Menga, Franca Meola, Mena Minafra, Valeria Nuzzo, Giovanna Petrillo, Osvaldo Sacchi, Adriana Salvati, Livia Saporito, Francesco Sorvillo, Chiara Vitucci; Department of Environmental Biological and Pharmaceutical Science and Technology: Carlo Iannello, Franca Meola.
RAPPRESENT is a 6 months research project (September 2024 – February 2025).
SECHURESPORTS - Health, SECurity and HUman Rights in E-sports: plural approaches towards legal solutions
Project name: Health, SECurity and HUman Rights in E-sports: plural approaches towards legal solutions
Project acronym: SECHURESPORTS
Type of actions: PRIN 2022
Granting authority: European Union – NextGenerationEU and the Italian Ministry of University and Research
Project description: SECHURESPORTS is an interdisciplinary research projects which aims to address the multifaceted nature of e-sports by conducting a comprehensive historical-conceptual and legal analysis. Its primary goal is to articulate a detailed classification of legal solutions, drawing on case studies and mapping statistical indicators that provide empirical insights into health, security, and human rights concerns in the e-sports realm. By fostering collaboration between two complementary interdisciplinary research units, the project intends to generate significant impacts across various scientific sectors, including legal, medical, and economic fields, on both national and international levels. The project will use two main methods: the theoretical reconstruction of the e-sports phenomenon and the collection of concrete evidence on the current spread and participation in e-sports. This will be achieved through close collaboration with both private and public partners, ensuring that legal responses to key issues in e-sports, such as regulation, safety, and inclusion, are informed by thorough research and empirical data.
Research Units: Two research units are working on the project. One unit belongs to the Department of Economic and Business Sciences of the University of Parma and consists of: Emanuela Maio (Principal Investigator), Cesira Isabella Maria Pasquarella, Erica Adamo, Gianluca Morelli and Roberto Di Paolo. The second unit belongs to the Law Department of the University of Campania Luigi Vanvitelli and is composed of: Giorgia Bevilacqua (Co-Principal Investigator), Maria Chiara Vitucci, Filomena D’Alto, Federica De Simone and Carmela Di Carluccio.
Duration: 28 September 2023 – 27 September 2025 Link to the project site: https://www.sechuresports.unipr.it/
SecCo-OC - Secure Containers Open Call
