Andrea Zoppini is ‘Franco Romani’ Professor at the University of Roma Tre, where he teaches Law and Economics and Private Comparative Law. He is a consultant for several public and private companies and category associations. He coordinated the Draft Proposal of the Law Letta-Maccanico-Pinza on Savings. He has been a member of the Commission reforming the Italian Corporate Law system. He has also been a member of the Commission on the Recognition of Private Legal Persons and the Commission established for the reform of the banks in the Cnel. He directed the research project on Social Firm commissioned by the Chamber of the Deputies to Cnel (and published in the Parliamentary Acts 2000). He was a student at the Universities of Cambridge and Heidelberg; he was a visiting scholar at Yale Law School and New York University. Professor Zoppini is the author of three books (among them, a research on Foundations, Le fondazioni. Dalla tipicità alle tipologie, Jovene, 1995) and several articles; he edited a book the recognition of legal persons (Il riconoscimento delle persone giuridiche edited with M. V. De Giorgi, G. Ponzanelli, 2001) and a volume on international competition among legal orders (La concorrenza tra ordinamenti giuridici, Laterza, 2004). He also writes articles for the most famous Italian economics newspaper, the “Il Sole-24Ore” on Law and Economics matters.

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