Pierluigi Consorti
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Unit: Dipartimento di Giurisprudenza
Scientific-disciplinary sector: Diritto e Religione GIUR-07/A
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Location: Pisa, Piazza dei cavalieri 2.
Time: Durante il periodo di attività didattica il mercoledì dalle ore 12.00. Per favore, annunciate la vostra visita con un email. E' possibile concordare un appuntamento in giorni e orari diversi.
Pierluigi Consorti’s research lies at the intersection of law and religion, Peace Studies, intercultural law, and Third Sector law, with particular attention to the transformation of legal paradigms in multicultural societies.
One major area of research concerns the evolution of traditional Italian ecclesiastical and canon law towards the broader framework of “Law and Religion”, understood as an interdisciplinary field addressing the relationships between religion, fundamental rights, and cultural pluralism. Within this perspective, his research focuses on religious pluralism, intercultural and interreligious dialogue, secularism, and the relationships between public institutions and religious organisations in contemporary societies. In the field of canon law, his work addresses post-conciliar ecclesiological developments, with particular attention to internal reform processes and the protection of the faithful within ecclesial communities.
A second area of research concerns Peace Studies, conflict transformation, and violence prevention. In this field, he works on legal pacifism, conscientious objection, unarmed and nonviolent civil defense, and social and intercultural mediation. A significant part of this research developed within the Interdisciplinary Centre “Sciences for Peace” at the University of Pisa and through collaborations with public institutions, social organisations, and international research networks.
Another field of research concerns Third Sector law and the role of social, religious, and nonprofit organisations in democratic participation, social solidarity, and active citizenship. Within this framework, his research also addresses civil service, volunteering, and religious nonprofit institutions.
His current research focuses on the protection of fundamental freedoms during states of emergency, with particular attention to armed conflicts, processes of social radicalisation, and transformations in democratic governance.