Nicola Lupo

Nicola Lupo is a constitutional law scholar specialized in parliamentary and legislative studies. He is a Professor of Public Law in the Department of Political Science and Director of the Center for Parliamentary Studies (Centro di studi sul Parlamento) at LUISS Guido Carli University in Rome. PhD from the University of Florence, he has been advisor to the Chamber of Deputies (1997-2005), member of the Simplification Unit (2006-2008), law clerk of judge Marta Cartabia at the Constitutional Court (2013-2015) and advisor to the Minister of Economy and Finance (2018-2019).In September 2021, the Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi has appointed professor Lupo as Coordinator of the “Unit for Better Regulation” (Unità per la razionalizzazione e il miglioramento della regolazione), for the purpose of implementing the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (Piano Nazionale di Ripresa e Resilienza, NRRP).He was the holder of a Jean Monnet Chair on “Understanding European Representative Democracy” (2018-2021) and visiting professor at several universities. He directed the Joint Master Erasmus+ in Parliamentary Procedures and Legislative Drafting-EUPADRA (2016-2020).