Full Professor of Law and Director of the LLM Global law and governance at Bocconi University, Milan, Fellow, Green Centre for Research on Geography, Resources, Environment, Energy & Networks and Fellow, Institute for European Policymaking, Bocconi University. 

He is member of the Executive Commitee of Department of Legal Studies and of the Faculty Board of the PhD in Legal Studies at Bocconi University. He earned a PhD in international and comparative law in a joint program with the Yale Law School under a Rotary Scholarship and an LLM University of Michigan Law School. 

He has been Visiting Scholar at Yale University Law School, Senior Emily Noel Fellow at NYU Law School, Grotius Research Scholar at University of Michigan and held positions as Visiting Professor at Sorbonne-Paris, University of Michigan Law School and NYU Law School. He has been Senior Fellow, Melbourne Law School, Australia. 

He is working on regulatory patterns within the glocal dynamics at the intersection of global and local levels and published four books on this topic in 2024-26: Imposizione minima globale; Pillar Two of the Inclusive Framework on BEPS; Global corporate taxation; International tax treaties law. His current research focuses on the interactions among complex systems (ecosystems, social systems and ecosocial systems) and institutions in the direction of adaptive forms of governance.