L’età romana classica. Funzione notarile e giuristi

Associate Professor of Roman Law (IUS / 18) in the Department of Private Law and Legal History at UniMi, Dr Pulitanò teaches Roman Studies to students of Law and Sciences of Legal Services and in Postgraduate Courses. She is the author of four scientific monographs and numerous essays relating to various areas of public and private Roman law. Her research focus includes succession, the law of obligations and contracts, legal persons, Roman criminal law, the palingenetic study of the works of Roman jurists, the historical roots of sports law, and the emergence of the notary in ancient jurisprudence. She is the author of popular books on historical figures (Cicero, Hannibal) published in nationally circulating series in collaboration with Corriere della Sera and Gazzetta dello Sport. She is a member of the scientific committees of trade journals and of various university bodies, also addressing relations between high schools and universities in the context of Third Mission activities and organizing public engagement events.