Chiara Bologna is Researcher in Comparative Public Law at the
University of Bologna, where she has held (from 2006 to
2013) the course of Italian and Comparative Constitutional Law.
Since 2013 she holds the course of Constitutional Law. After
graduating with honors in Law, she received (with excellent
evaluation) in 2004 the title of PhD in Constitutional Law at the
University of Bologna (Department of Legal Sciences A. Cicu). From
2004 to 2005 was research fellow in Comparative Public Law at
the University of Bologna and from 2005 to 2006 research
fellow in Public Law. In 2002 and 2005 she was research assistant
at Harvard University, respectively, to Prof. Robert Putnam
and Professor Laurence Tribe. She is the author of many articles
about dissolution of political parties, emergency and constituion,
federal and regional government. She also authored a book about
American federal system, a book about local government in Italy, Uk
and Spain (With P. Leyland, J. Frosini, M. Salvador Crespo, A.
Ross-Roberts) and she is the editor (with G. Endrici) of a book
about University system
