Pietro Sirena
Law
Biography
Pietro Sirena is a Full Professor of Civil Law, Comparative Private Law, and European and International Contracts at Università Bocconi, where, since 2018, he is also the Dean of the Law School.
He is also part of the Knowledge Group 'Law and Regulation' at SDA Bocconi School of Management.
His research activity focuses on issues of unjust enrichment, consumer protection, banking contracts, and Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR). Pietro is a member of the Executive Committee of the European Law Institute (ELI) and president of the Society of European Contract Law (SECOLA). He is an associate member of the International Academy of Comparative Law. He is a member of the editorial board of the European Review of Contract Law (ERCL) and of the Observatory of Civil and Commercial Law. He is also co-director of the European Contract Law and Theory (EUCOLATH) series, published by Intersentia (Antwerp-Oxford).
He graduated with honors in Law from La Sapienza University of Rome and earned a PhD in Private Law from the University of Pisa.
Teaching domains
Consumer Protection
International Commercial Contracts
Banking Law
Arbitration and Dispute Resolution
Latest publications
European Contract Law in the Banking and Financial Union
Intersentia, Great Britain, 2024
Sul Libro VI: della tutela dei diritti in Del permanente e del transeunte. Per gli ottant'anni del Codice civile
Maggiolo Marcello, Miele Manlio(Ed), Giappichelli Editore, pp.141-165, 2024
Tutela dei clienti e regolazione del mercato trent’anni dopo l’emanazione del Testo unico bancario
Quaderni di Ricerca Giuridica della Consulenza Legale - Banca d'Italia, 2024, no. 90, pp.123-140
Della tutela dei diritti. Sugli ottant'anni del libro sesto del codice civile
Rivista di Diritto Civile, 2024, vol.70, no. 3, pp.462-481
L’integrazione di diritto privato e diritto pubblico nella tutela del cliente bancario
Osservatorio del Diritto Civile e Commerciale, 2024, no. 1, pp.23-41
National Procedural Rules and the New Boundaries of ECJ’s Control in the Light of Directive 93/13
European Review of Private Law, 2024, vol.32, no. 3, pp.549-574