Roberto Impicciatore

Associate Professor in Demography. Research interests primarily focus on internal and international migrations, family dynamics, and life courses. Currently serving as the vice Principal Investigator (PI) for the PRIN/Cariplo project "Geography and Social Inequality in Italy (GESI)" and as PI for the task "Life courses in old age. Retirement, family and residential trajectories" within the PNRR Project "Ageing well in an ageing society (AGE-IT)". He is also a researcher in the PRIN project "Assessing the Vulnerability of Refugees and Asylum seekers in Italy (AVRAI)", in the Cariplo project "Between Origin and Destination (BOnD) - Value Acculturation and SocioEconomic Integration of Migrant Women" and in the ISTAT project "Paths to the stabilization of foreign citizens and citizens of foreign origin". He is member of the Teaching Board of the national PhD in Life Course Research [https://www.phd-lcr.com/] and the PhD in Economic Sociology, Organization and Labor (ESOL), University of Milan. He is also member of the editorial board of neodemos.info and IUSSP’s online news magazine (ESOL)and vice president of the Neodemos  Association.