Letizia Mancini

Professor of Legal Sociology and Anthropology at Università degli Studi in Milan, where she belongs to the Doctoral School of Law. She has taught in the International master's in Legal Sociology at the International Institute of Legal Sociology in Oñati. She also sits on the scientific and editorial boards of the journal Sociologia del diritto and has published extensively on multiculturalism and the law, culture and legal culture, human rights and minorities, including “El Islam en Italia: entre afirmación de identidad y reconocimiento de derechos fundamentales”, in Blanco, C. & Barbero, I. (eds.),  Pautas de asentamiento de la población inmigrante: implicaciones y retos socio-jurídicos (Madrid, 2009);  “La mediazione culturale”, in Cagnazzo, A. (ed.), Trattato sulla mediazione familiare (Turin, 2011); “Diritti e forme della discriminazione: il caso dei rom”, in Casadei, T. (ed.), Diritti umani e soggetti vulnerabili. Violazioni, trasformazioni, aporie (Turin, 2012); and “Burqa, niqab and women’s rights”, in Ferrari, A. & Pastorelli, S. (eds.), The Burqa Affair Across Europe. Between Public and Private Space (Ashgate, 2013).