The Information Society Law Research Center (ISLC) at the University of Milan is a multidisciplinary Research Center, founded in 2017 inside the “Cesare Beccaria” Department of Legal Sciences, devoted to the study of the so called “Digital Transformation Law” and of the legal, technological, political and social aspects of the Information Society. The aim of the Center is to conduct research on all the issues related to the relationship between law and the digital society, with particular attention to those changes, present and future, that will deeply affect our society in the future. The Center brings together different skills (and scholars): legal informatics, philosophy of law, sociology of law, ecclesiastical law, criminal law, criminal procedure, philosophy of politics, general theory of law, bioethics. The staff dialogues with scholars of other Departments of the University, with particular attention to international law, constitutional law, private law, labor law and administrative law.
