Stefano D'Alfonso

Education: Italy, University of Naples (Doctor of Economy, magna cum laude, 1992); Formez, Pozzuoli (Specialization on analysis of environmental impact, 1992-1993); Second University of Naples (Ph.D. in Public national and European law, 1998); Researcher in Max Planck-Institut für Ausländisches Öffentliches Recht und Völkerrecht  (Heidelberg) for the European broadcasting system (1996); Research on Bundesverfassungsgerichts and freedom of speech in Germany (2000); Researcher on the devolution of government in the EU (2004); Lecturer, University of Naples, Public Law,(1996-2002); Lecturer, University of Naples, Administrative Law, (2000-2002); Lecturer, University of   Naples,  Local Body Law, (2003-2004); Lecturer, University Suor Orsola Benicasa Naples, Information and Communication Law, (2002-2005); Lecturer, University of Naples, Environmental Law, (2000-2001); Researcher of public Law, Second University of Naples (2003). He has won public examination as asssociated Professor of Public Law, University of Lecce (2003); Professor of public law in the economy faculty of Second University of Napoles. Consultant of: Minister of communication for the release of broadcasting’s autorization, Roma (2001); senior consultant of the Strategic group of Campania Region for the Information society, Naples (2002-2004);  Naples local bodies for the constitution of metropolitan area(2004); broadcastiung and telecommunications firms (from 1998); Basilicata and Campania regions for privacy, right access and digital administration (2003-2005). Author of several publications on broadcasting and telecommunication law and body government.