PhD Candidate in 'Public Governance, Management and Policy' (39° cycle) at the University of Bologna - Department of Political and Social Science.
His research deals with the topics of participatory-deliberative democracy and citizen participation in public policymaking, with a special focus on Latin America. On a theoretical level, his study builds upon multiple perspectives, including democracy theories, comparative constitutionalism, and co-production of public policies.
Education and other research experiences
Researcher at the Institute for Comparative Federalism of EURAC Research (Bolzano/Bozen) and member of the Research Group 'Institutional Innovation and Participatory Democracy'.
Second-level Master's degree in 'Governance and co-production of participatory processes, communities, and networks of proximity' (University of Bologna and Fondazione per l'Innovazione Urbana).
MA in 'International Relations', curriculum: 'International Affairs' (University of Bologna), dissertation title: "A pluralist approach to statehood: Cultural diversity in a post-sovereign context" (110/110 cum laude)
BA in 'Political, Social and International Science', curriculum: Sociology (University of Bologna), dissertation title: "Catalunya no es Espanya: origini e sviluppo dell'indipendentismo catalano".
