PhD Candidate in 'Public Governance, Management and Policy' (39° cycle) at the University of Bologna - Department of Political and Social Science.
His doctoral research builds upon the theoretical-conceptual and empirical interrelation among participatory democracy, self-management, and federalism in selected federal or highly decentralized South American states, and on the implications of such interrelation on the institutional-constitutional order of each state. On a disciplinary level, his study integrates multiple theoretical and analytical perspectives, including democracy theories, comparative federalism and comparative constitutionalism.
Education and other research experiences
PhD Candidate in 'Public Governance, Management and Policy' - Department of Political and Social Sciences
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".
