CURRICULUM VITAE ET STUDIORUM PERSONAL DATA - EURAC

Francesco Palermo
Education and working experiences
Since September 2007 Senior Legal Adviser – OSCE High Commissionert on National
Minorities (www.osce.org/hcnm/)
Spring Semester 2007 Visiting Professor, Vergleichendes Verfassungsrecht, Universität
Zürich (Federalism and Minority Protection - in German)
Since April 2007 Member of the Advisory Committe under the Council of Europe’s
Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities
(http://www.coe.int/t/e/human_rights/minorities/2._framework_conv
ention_(monitoring)/3._advisory_committee/1._composition/1Com
position%20ACFC.asp#TopOfPage)
June 2006 Visiting Professor, University of Regensburg (Course on Italian
Constitutional Law - in German)
Since November 2004 Director, Institute for Studies on Regionalism and Federalism
(SFeRe), European Academy of Bolzano/Bozen
March-July 2004 EU short term expert “Re-enforcement of the Rule of Law in the
Western Balkans”
2004-2007 Lecturer, Comparative Constitutional Law – Advanced Course –
Law of Minorities and Groups, Faculty of Law, University of Trento
Since January 2004 Associate Professor, Comparative Public Law, Faculty of Law,
University of Verona
Since 2003 Adjunct Professor of EU, Comparative and International Law,
Vermont Law School, USA
2002-2004 Lecturer, Comparative Public Law, Faculty of Law, University of
Verona
Lecturer, Comparative Constitutional Law – Advanced Course –
Law of Minorities and Groups, Faculty of Law, University of Trento
January 2003 Visiting Professor, Vermont Law School, USA (Constitutional Law
of the European Union)
February-June 2002 EU expert for legal drafting – Common Institutions of Bosnia and
Herzegovina
Academic Year 2001-
2002
Lecturer, Comparative Public Law, Faculty of Law, University of
Verona
January 2002 Visiting Professor, Vermont Law School, USA (Constitutional Law
of the European Union)
August 2001 Visiting fellow, Cambridge Law School, UK
January-February 2001 Visiting Professor, Vermont Law School, USA (Constitutional Law
of the European Union)
Since July 2000 Columnist for the dailies "L'Adige" and "Il Mattino di Bolzano e
Provincia" – since September 2001 for the dailies Alto Adige and Il
Trentino
March-May 2000 Visiting Scholar, Vermont Law School, USA
Since October 1999 Senior researcher at the European Academy of Bolzano/Bozen;
Responsible for research activities of the department and project
co-ordinator "Constitutional issues"
(
francesco.palermo@univr.it palermo@jus.unitn.it francesco.palermo@eurac.edu