I am Assistant Professor (RTT) of Political Science at the Department of Political Science of Luiss Guido Carli in Rome and a member of CISE, the Centro Italiano Studi Elettorali.

My research asks how European citizens respond to open borders and to the climate crisis — and what those responses mean for parties, elections, and social policy. I work mostly with comparative survey data, survey experiments, and quantitative text analysis.

Research at a glance

European solidarity — Who is willing to share risks across member states, and how that willingness reshapes political competition in the EU.

Free movement — How transnational experience changes political attitudes and behaviour, and how concern about emigration enters the ballot box.

Climate politics — Public support for the energy transition and eco-social policies, and how climate became a politicised issue in Italy.

Research infrastructures — As part of the Luiss team of MEDem, the growing European infrastructure on electoral democracy now on the ESFRI Roadmap, I help develop ATLAS, an innovative platform for data linkage and harmonization.

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