About
I work at the point where sport, technology, and law are forced to negotiate with each other.
My background is in sports law and international public law, built on an LL.M. from the University of Bologna. From there my work has moved outward into the regulatory questions that now sit next to sport: EU digital platform rules, AI governance, and how international institutions adapt when the ground shifts under them.
That has meant advising on governance for wrestling federations, working on the regulatory side of online sports streaming, and researching how human oversight should function under frameworks like the EU AI Act — often using professional sport as the case study that makes the abstract question concrete.
Alongside the research, I spend a lot of time making legal ideas legible outside the seminar room — through two podcasts, occasional national broadcast commentary, and a forthcoming introductory book on legal studies.
- Based
- Bologna, Italy
- Focus
- Sports law, EU digital & AI regulation, international public law
- Degree
- LL.M., University of Bologna — 110/110 cum laude
- Languages
- Persian, Kurdish, Armenian, English, Italian, Russian
- Currently
- Legal Advisor, Shamal Shin Construction — Independent Researcher. Currently advising on construction law while pursuing independent research in sport governance and regulatory frameworks. Actively engaged in academic inquiry and open to PhD opportunities, with a strong commitment to advancing interdisciplinary legal scholarship.