I am Assistant Professor (RTT) of Political Science at the Department of Political Science of Luiss Guido Carli, in Rome.
My research asks how European citizens respond to open borders and to a climate crisis no country can face alone — and what those responses mean for parties, elections, and social policy. I work 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 statement · Publications · Teaching · CV (PDF)
News
- 2026 — What Kind of Green Transition? is out in the European Journal of Political Research (with M. Natili and A. Pellegata).
- 2026 — Emigration as an Electoral Issue is out in Government & Opposition (with A. Kyriazi).
- 2025 — European solidarity takes the field is out in the Journal of Common Market Studies (with A. Pellegata).