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Associate professor of Comparative Private Law at Milan University (DILHPS). As Jean Monnet Chair holder (2020-2023) my purposes are to deepen links between consumer law and food law within the framework of EU law and comparative legal systems, as well as to promote a wide analysis on people’s rights to adequate food responding to its new legal dynamics as tool of cultural identity and environmental sustainability. My efforts as Chair holder looks to new teaching activities on global and comparative food law, to the dissemination of project objectives and implemented activities to favour debating inititives and stimulate international networks and new researches on EU legal topics in comparative perspective. Among the most recent publications in the project’s fields: Not Just a Bug: Brief Remarks of Legal Anthropology for New Food Choices (Roma TrE-PRESS, 2020); Entomophagy. European Food Market Regulation and Consumer Protection (Annuario di diritto comparato e di studi legislativi, 2019); Consumer Rights Beyond Regional Harmonization: Planned Obsolescence and Food Sustainability as Long Term Issues for a Cross-borderEnforcement of Consumer Law (ESI, 2018).