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Giulia Bosi is a Postdoctoral Reseaercher in International Law (assegnista di ricerca) at Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna in Pisa, Italy. Her main areas of interest include International Human Rights Law, International Humanitarian Law, International Criminal Law, International Refugee Law, and Global and European Health Law. Her expertise lies in the fields of health and human rights, economic and social rights; and children's rights. Her PhD thesis regarded the right to mental health.

Before starting the PhD, Giulia worked for the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights in Geneva and the European Organisation for Rare Diseases in Brussels. She also volunteered for various NGOs across many countries, including Brazil, Peru, Tanzania and South Africa.

She holds a PhD in Human Rights and Global Politics (cum laude) and the additional title of Doctor Europeaus from Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, a Law Degree (LLB + LLM, cum laude) from the University of Bologna, where she was awarded as one of the best law students out of more than 5,000 people for three consecutive years, and an LLM in Transnational Law (with distinction) from King’s College London.

During the PhD, she has been a Visiting Fellow at the Geneva Graduate Institute (Switzerland), the Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain) & the University of Groningen (Netherlands). She participated as a civil-military cooperation advisor in the Joint Stars 22/23, the most important Italian military exercise which involved the Armed Forces, Red Cross, & Civil Protection, spending three weeks at a military base.

In 2021, the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs appointed her as that year's Italian Delegate for Health to the G7 Youth, the official youth engagement group for the G7. She also collaborated with the Italian Ministry of Health in the context of the Global Health Security Agenda, an international partnership to achieve a world safe from global health threats posed by infectious diseases.

Ricerca

  • International Human Rights Law
  • International Humanitarian Law
  • International Criminal Law
  • International Refugee Law
  • Public International Law 
  • Global and European Health Law
  • Socio-economic rights
  • Children's rights

Pubblicazioni

Academic publications

Other publications

Corsi

CONFERENCES

Academic

NGOs/Civil Society

TEACHING ACTIVITIES

  • The Protection of Health in Armed Conflict. Higher education course 'European and International Human Rights in Conflicts and Disasters', Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna (2024)
  • Global Health Law & Governance: The Role of the EU. Master in Legal Studies, University of Bologna (2024)
  • UE e governance sanitaria. Law Degree, University of Bologna (2024)
  • The Protection of Migrants’ Right to Mental Health under International Law and Policies. Higher education course ‘Psychosocial Interventions in Migration, Emergency and Displacement’, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna & International Organization for Migration (2023)
  • The EU as a Global Health Actor. Master in Legal Studies, University of Bologna (2023)
  • Healthcare Governance: International and Regional Context. Master in Legal Studies, University of Bologna (2022)
  • Global Health Governance and Global Health Law: Actors, Processes and Norms. PhD in Human Rights, Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna (2021)
  • European Union & Global Health Governance. Master in Legal Studies, University of Bologna (2021)
  • Diritto Internazionale dei Diritti Umani e dei Rifugiati. Seminar for civil service volunteers – Scalabrinian Agency for Cooperation and Development (2021)
  • Le Nazioni Unite. 2nd-year high school students – Istituto A. Zanarini, Modena (2020)
  • Introduzione ai Diritti Umani. 2nd-year high school students Istituto A. Zanarini, Modena (2020)

OTHER ACTIVITIES

  • Member of the editorial committee of ‘The Italian Review of International and Comparative Law' 
  • Participated as an advisor in the Joint Stars 22/23, the most important Italian military exercise which involved Armed Forces, Red Cross, and Civil Protection, spending three weeks at a military base

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