Cristina Fasone holds a PhD in Comparative Public Law from the University of Siena and is currently Max Weber Post-doctoral Fellow in Law at the European University Institute, Florence (Italy) and Academic Coordinator of the Summer School in ‘Parliamentary Democracy in Europe’, LUISS Guido Carli School of Government, Rome (Italy). Her monograph looks at the relationship between parliamentary committee systems and forms of government in France, Italy, the United States, the United Kingdom, and the European Union and she has also published on the role of parliaments in regional integration processes, in particular in the European Union, and on the principle of subsidiarity. Her research project deals with the impact of the Euro Crisis Law on national constitutional systems, in particular on how it affects the role of constitutional judges and of legislatures.
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