Pedro de Paula
Master in Economic Law at the University of São Paulo. Holds a law degree from the Federal University of Juiz de Fora, in which was lecturer of law after graduating. He was researcher and teaching assistants’ coordinator for the executive courses at FGV/SP’s Law School. He was also researcher at Brazil’s Applied Economics Research Institute (IPEA) in cooperation with the municipality of São Paulo in the project “Instruments for urban transformation in São Paulo” and participated in the research realized by the Brazilian Institute of Urban Law (IBDU) concerning Urban Mobility and the right to the city in São Paulo and Santos.
He researched the theme of sharing economy at InternetLab between 2015 and 2016.
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