Postdoctoral Research Officer at University of Oxford - Department of Social Policy, Department of Sociology - Leverhulme Centre for Demographic Science, Nuffield College.
Research interests: Social Stratification, Demography, and Democracy
Ph.D. from Bocconi University
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Hello sociologists!
Acta has joined in the tooting. Stay tuned for releases of crisp research. Meanwhile, check out our latests issue featuring a handful of original research articles and a few book reviews:
https://journals.sagepub.com/toc/ASJ/current
There's still a few days to apply for the ECPR Winter School (deadline Monday 19th).
Come discuss causal inference methods and how to implement them with me in Leuven!
Sign up at the following link: https://ecpr.eu/Events/Event/PanelDetails/12560
My latest: "Racially Distinctive Names Signal Both Race/Ethnicity and Social Class"
https://sociologicalscience.com/download/vol-9/december/SocSci_v9_454to472.pdf
Interested in social trust? Check out my Expert Comment published by the University of Oxford.
We should care about social trust: during crises, it keeps people together, and is crucial for the health of democracy.
However, unemployment can strongly undermine social trust. You can find out more in the Expert Comment, summarising my study published in Social Science Research.
https://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2022-12-02-expert-comment-unemployment-could-undermine-social-trust-europe
Take a moment to think about your activities today. You may have used public transport to go to work, paid for lunch using a credit card, or left your bag in an open plan office. All these activities rely on social trust – the feeling strangers can be trusted.Social trust is fundamental to life in contemporary societies, as it facilitates cooperation with people we do not
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Doing this again after moving to @sciences.social - #introduction time! I'm Leo, an 🇮🇹 sociologist postdocing at the University of Oxford.
I work on the interplay between Social Stratification, Demography, and Democracy. I'm particularly interested in how macro dynamics and individual characteristics jointly shape socio-political outcomes, with a life-course lens.
Here for the scholarly community, and the occasional fun.
Where should you submit your next paper?
In the past I've mistakenly Googled some journal ranking or other. There are far better ways now.
See the list of "Journal Matching Websites" in Part 2 of this site—> https://researchguides.library.syr.edu/c.php?g=1141087&p=8599253
These tools suggest journals you might not have thought of, based on the substantive content of your specific paper.
HT @adam42smith —thank you!
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