Freelance English language editor (2018-present).

Research supervisor with the Schumacher Society in the UK (2018-2022).

Formal education:

• Ph.D. in Sociology, University of Exeter (UK);
• M.A. in Global Political Economy, City University London (UK);
• M.Sc. in Comparative Law, Economics and Finance, IUC Turin (Italy);
• M.Jur. in Law, University of Oxford (UK);
• Laurea specialistica (equivalent to an LL.M.) in Law, Bocconi University (Italy);
• Laurea (equivalent to an LL.B.) in Law, Bocconi University (Italy).

Editing-related:

• Üçok-Sayrak, Ö. and Russi, L. (2023). “Negative Capability and the Editing Encounter: The Moment of Fissure as an Opening to Communication”. In: Üçok-Sayrak Ö., Harden Fritz J. and Majocha K.L. (eds.), Dialogic Editing in Academic and Professional Writing: Engaging the Trace of the Other. London: Routledge [publication funded by a MET Small Grant for Research]

• Russi, L. (2019). Law's Cobbler: A Law Journal Editor's Autoethnographic Journey, from "Active Reading" to "Lawscaping". Bocconi Legal Papers, 13:61-76.
  [An article in which I go over the experience of founding the first English language student-edited law journal in Italy, and reflect on the import of that experience for an understanding of the law, as a text that is brought to life by its communities of "active readers".]