Biography

Luisa Marin is a tenure-track Assistant Professor of European Union Law at the University of Insubria and a Visiting Fellow at the Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies of the European University Institute. She holds a PhD in Italian and European Constitutional Law from the University of Verona and an LL.M. in International and European Law from the University of Bologna. A Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow alumna of the European University Institute (EUI), she has previously held academic appointments at the Universities of Twente and Utrecht in the Netherlands.

Her research examines the constitutional and legal dimensions of European integration, with a particular focus on the EU’s economic and financial constitution and public finances. Her work also addresses migration and asylum law, data protection, and economic and monetary integration, exploring their implications for fundamental rights and the rule of law in the European Union.

She is the author of over 70 publications, including two monographs, and has presented her research at more than 100 academic conferences across Europe and the United States.

Fields of expertise

Recent research output

• MARIN, Luisa (2026), Common procurement in defence and the strategic autonomy of the Union : a first appraisal, Contribution to book
• MARIN, Luisa (2024), Solidarity and crises in the European Union : a constitutional principle in the pandemic and energy crises, Book
• MARIN, Luisa (2024), Frontex at the epicentre of a rule of law crisis at the external borders of the EU, Article
• MARIN, Luisa (2023), Unus pro omnibus, omnes pro uno? : the energy crisis, REPowerEU and the principle of solidarity, Contribution to book
• MARIN, Luisa; TAS, Sarah Nicole (2023), Once upon a time... : digital rights Ireland : the never-ending saga of data retention in the EU, Working Paper
• CASSARINO, Jean-Pierre; MARIN, Luisa (2022), The pact on migration and asylum : turning the European territory into a non-territory?, Article