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Curriculum Vitae (15.03.2016) Dr. Teresio Poggio

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CV TERESIO POGGIO

Office: Piazzetta Università 1 – 39031 Brunico (BZ), Italy Email: [email protected] [email protected] Web: www.teresio.net Nationality: Italian Orcid ID: 0000-0002-0165-1038

1. RÉSUMÉ

I am an Assistant Professor of the Faculty of Economics and Management at the Free

University of Bozen-Bolzano, Italy. My main research interests cover comparative welfare systems, inequality and its

reproduction, and survey methods. More specifically, I have worked on: - comparative analysis of Western European housing systems and their link with welfare

regimes; - housing as a core area in social policy; - intergenerational relationships and the transmission of housing wealth as a factor in the

reproduction of inequality; - ICT and new data collection methods for the general population; particularly data quality

in online mobile surveys. At least part of my work in these fields has been developed from an interdisciplinary

perspective, in connection with colleagues from economics (welfare and inequality issues), urban studies (work on housing) and marketing/social statistics (work on survey methods). I have also conducted research on poverty, child-care and transition to adulthood.

I already have an established position in the international research community for my original work on housing and welfare systems and on the intergenerational transmission of housing wealth. This is apparent from my research outputs, from my participation in (sometimes, co-ordination of) international research projects, but also from invitations I receive to present my work and to advise/discuss other research projects. I also have a reputation as a survey methodologist both at national and, increasingly, at international level.

I have been extensively trained in quantitative methods for the social sciences. I am both a good primary investigator and an expert secondary analyst. I also have experience in using register data. My experience also includes working in applied research. I have cooperated – professionally or pro bono – with different stakeholders on social and housing policy issues, including the Italian national Government, regional and local governments, NGOs and other social organizations.

My main teaching experiences include a PhD-level course in social network analysis and an undergraduate course in empirical methods, other than several other short courses and seminars.

I have taken several administrative/organizational roles and I have good managerial skills. I have the expertise and skills for infrastructure-building in the social science.

I have been awarded the Italian scientific habilitation in Sociology, associate professor level, in 2013 (“Sociologia generale, giuridica e politica” 14/C1).


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2. RELEVANT WORK EXPERIENCE

(October 2012 – September 2016) Free University of Bozen-Bolzano (www.unibz.it). Assistant professor (Ricercatore a Tempo Determinato, type A) at the Faculty of Economics and Management. This position is linked to an interdisciplinary research project on Self-administered Mobile Survey Methodology. Specifically, quality indicators of mobile surveys from an interdisciplinary perspective, namely Empirical Management/Marketing and Empirical Sociology/Social research. (August 2001 - ) University of Trento (www.unitn.it). Research Assistant (Tecnico, area tecnica, tecnico-scientifica, elaborazione dati) at the Department of Sociology and Social Research (on leave, October 2012-September 2016).

Other professional experiences (mostly on a free-lance, ad hoc, basis)

- Not-for-profit organizations (research, training): o Local quality of life survey, for Stiftung Vital, Bozen-Bolzano (2011); o Training and consultancy for an EU-funded project on housing and

migrants, Associazione Trentina Accoglienza Stranieri (2012); o Housing inequality in Italy, for the Ermanno Gorrieri Foundation –

Osservatorio sulle disuguaglianze, Modena (2007-2009); - Other universities (research):

o Social policies towards housing, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia (2008-2009), commissioned by the Italian Government;

- Private companies (research): o Local quality of life survey, for Chiron snc, Bozen-Bolzano (2011)

- Public institutions (research): o Trento Municipality, Observatory on housing conditions (2009); o Trento Provincial Assembly, Special Commission on Poverty (2002-2003):

Pro bono, still professionalizing, experiences:

- 2008-2012 Social planning committee of the Autonomous Province of Trento: expert member (social policy) on behalf of the unions.

- 2007 Italian Ministry of Family Policies: expert on housing policy during the preliminary activities towards the National Conference of the Family.

- 1995-present Consultant and trainer on housing and social policies for non-profit organizations, local governments and trade unions (on an occasional basis).

3. RESEARCH 3.1. DIRECTION AND CO-ORDINATION OF INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH PROJECTS: 3.1.1. Redesigning Social Housing against Poverty in Europe (RESHAPE) (2014-2017) Principal Investigator. This interdisciplinary comparative project aims at building new knowledge in the domain of social housing, as an important policy instrument to combat poverty in Europe. The project is addressing the following research questions: Which type of social housing can be developed in Europe? How to finance social housing in a feasible and sustainable way? Which strategies can be adopted and which policy instruments implemented, when facing a structural crisis? The main foci of the research project are: (a) Southern Europe; (b) changes since the global crisis; (c) the micro-level of social housing; (d) its financing. The project is developed in cooperation with 13 scientific experts, from other European universities, among the most distinguished scholars in this subject. Partners include colleagues from: Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, Delft University of Technology, Forum


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Internazionale ed Europeo di Ricerche sull'Immigrazione in Turin, Hochschule Zittau/Görlitz, London School of Economics and Political Sciences, Metropolitan ResearchInstitute in Budapest, National Center for Social Research in Athens, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona, University College Dublin, University Institute Lisbon, University of Barcelona, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia. Within the projects, it has also been planned to collect new data on the emerging no-profit social housing sector, in Italy, and on the new framework for public policies, with the support of two research assistants. The project is funded by unibz, under the Central Research Commission call 2014. € 89,000. 3.1.2. Equalsoc network (EU FP6) - The intergenerational transmission of inequality. Analytic potentialities from existing data (2008-2010) Co-coordinator (with Chiara Saraceno) of this research group. The aim was to assess – with a theory-informed approach – the quality of existing data, available for investigating different aspects in the intergenerational transmission of inequality. Other participants included Claudine Attias-Donfut, Walter Müller, Brian Nolan and Chris Whelan. The project was funded by the Equalsoc board. Circa € 40,000. 3.2. PARTICIPATION IN OTHER INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH PROJECTS: 3.2.1. Tenancy Law and Housing Policy in Multilevel Europe (TENLAW) (2014-2015): Member of the Advisory Body. The project (EU 7FP) was coordinated by Prof. Christoph

Schmid, University of Bremen. ( http://tenlaw.uni-bremen.de/ ), 3.2.2. Housing Markets and Welfare State Transformations (HOUWEL) (2012- ) : Italian partner and advisor. The project (ERC Starting Grant) is coordinated by Prof. Richard

Ronald, University of Amsterdam. ( http://houwel.uva.nl ). 3.2.3. European Network for Housing Research (ENHR) (2008- ): researcher participating joint activities of the working groups ‘Private rental market’ and ‘Housing finance’. 3.2.4. Equalsoc Network – group “Intergenerational Relations in Families and Societies” (2007-2008): researcher. 3.2.5. European Centre for Analysis in the Social Sciences, University of Essex (2001): visiting researcher, investigating different patterns of home ownership in Europe. 3.3. DIRECTION AND CO-ORDINATION OF NATIONAL RESEARCH PROJECTS: 3.3.1. Self-administered Mobile Survey Methodology. Specifically, quality indicators of mobile surveys from an interdisciplinary perspective, namely Empirical Management/Marketing and Empirical Sociology/Social research. (2012-2016) Principal investigator. This project is strictly connected with the 3+1-years research programme for the RTD position I have taken at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano. 3.3.2. Online Surveys on Mobile Devices: Quality Indicators for Collected Data –MOBQUAL. (2012-2016) Principal investigator. This project is funded by the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano (internal Faculty of Economics and Management funds). € 5,000.


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3.3.3. Crescere a Trento (Growing up in Trento) (2009-2010) Design, scientific coordination and field management (with Martina Bazzoli and Carlo Buzzi) of the mixed-mode survey Crescere a Trento, on care for 6-36 months old babies, and attendance of nursery schools, in the city of Trento. In the new edition of P. Corbetta Metodi e tecniche per la ricerca sociale, the survey is cited as one of the first mixed-mode surveys conducted in Italy. The project was funded by the Trento Municipality, circa € 20,000. 3.3.4. Analysis of demand for care services targeting early childhood (2009) Supervision (with Carlo Buzzi) of a young researcher who was awarded a grant on this subject. Funded by the Trento Municipality, circa € 24,000.

3.3.5. Research Laboratory (LaboR) of the Dept. of Sociology and Social Research at the University of Trento (2007-2012) Executive co-ordinator of this 6-persons unit providing different type of services to research: survey design and implementation, data archiving, support on methods. 3.3.6. Italian Data Archive for the social sciences (IDAss) and Network of Italian Data Archives for the social sciences (IDA-net) (2007-2012) Executive co-ordinator (with Cristiano Santinello) of these two infrastructure-building projects, based at the University of Trento. Main responsibilities included: liaising with national and international partner, bidding and funding, strategic and operational management. 3.3.7. Quality of life survey in Gsies (BZ) (2011) Co-ordinator (with. C Buzzi, R. Fasol and S. Frei) of a bi-lingual survey commissioned by Stiftung Vital, Bolzano. 3.3.8. Quality of life survey in Mals (BZ) (2010-2011) Co-ordinator (with R. Fasol and S. Frei) of a bi-lingual survey commissioned by Mals Municipality to Chiron snc, Bolzano. 3.3.9. Evaluating the outcomes of the Italian rent supplement scheme (2008-2010) Co-ordinator (with M. Baldini) of this research project - only partially funded - aiming to investigate the outcomes of this policy instrument by analysing both survey data and register data for major cities. 3.3.10. Poverty in Trentino region (2002-2003) Co-ordinator (with Ferruccio Biolcati Rinaldi and Cristina Margheri) of the report “Povertà ed esclusione sociale in Trentino: problemi, politiche e proposte” (Poverty and social exclusion in Trentino: problems, policies and ideas) commissioned to Studio Nima by the Trento Provincial Assembly, Special Commission on Poverty. 3.4. PARTICIPATION IN OTHER NATIONAL RESEARCH PROJECTS: 3.4.1. Trento Municipality: “Observatory on housing conditions”; (2009) Research advisor in the setting up of this project at the Statistics unit. 3.4.2. Towards a social housing policy in Italy (2008-2009) Researcher: project commissioned by the Italian Ministry of Social Solidarity to the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Centro di Analisi delle Politiche Pubbliche (Director: Prof. M. Baldini).


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3.4.3. Observatory on Inequalities (2007-2009) Researcher: member of the housing inequality team (Ermanno Gorrieri Foundation; Director: Prof. C. Saraceno). 3.4.4. Research Laboratory (LaboR) at the University of Trento (2001-2012) Research assistant providing support to various research projects in the Department of Sociology and Social Research. 3.5. RESEARCH ACTIVITIES AT ESTABLISHED FOREIGN/INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: (Sept-Oct 2014) GESIS Panel infrastructure; GESIS – the Leibniz Institute for the Social Sciences,

Mannheim (DE). (Jul-Aug 2001) European Centre for Analysis in the Social Sciences (ECASS), at the University of

Essex (UK); 4. RESEARCH OUTPUTS: PUBLICATIONS 4.1. ARTICLES IN ACADEMIC JOURNALS: 8. “Survey participation via mobile devices in a probability-based online-panel: Prevalence,

determinants, and implications for nonresponse”, Survey Practice, 2015, 8(2), (with M. Bosnjak and K. Weyandt). ISSN: 2168-0094 Online (02.12.2015): http://www.surveypractice.org/index.php/SurveyPractice/article/view/271

7. “The Italian housing system and the global financial crisis”, Journal of Housing and the Built Environment, 2014, 29(2): 317-334 (with M. Baldini). ISSN: 1566-4910, 1573-7772. DOI: 10.1007/s10901-013-9389-7 [Scopus-indexed]

6. “Housing policy toward the rental sector in Italy: a distributive assessment”, Housing Studies, 2012, 27(5): 563-581 (with M. Baldini). ISSN: 0267-3037, 1466-1810. DOI: 10.1080/02673037.2012.697549 [Scopus-indexed]

5. “La proprietà della casa nella stratificazione sociale” (Home ownership in social stratification), Meridiana, 2008, 62: 53-69. ISSN: 0394-4115, 1973-2244. DOI: 10.1400/116145

4. “Sistemas de vivenda y benestar en el sur de Europa” (Housing and welfare systems in Southern Europe), Administración & cidadanía, 2007, 2(2): 93-113. ISSN: 1887-0279. Online (02.12.2015): http://egap.xunta.es/Documentos/Publicacions/%5B1297949866%5DVOL2.2_CAST.pdf

3. “Proprietà della casa, disuguaglianze sociali e vincoli del sistema abitativo” (Home ownership, social inequalities and constraints from the housing system), La rivista delle politiche sociali, 2006, 3: 27-40. ISSN: 1724-5389.

2. “La casa come area di welfare” (Housing as a welfare dimension), Polis, 2005, 19(2): 279-305. ISSN: 1120-9488 DOI: 10.1424/20299

1. “Espansione della telefonia mobile ed errore di copertura nelle inchieste telefoniche” (Expansion of mobile phones and coverage error in telephone surveys) Polis, 2004, 18(3): 477-506. ISSN: 1120-9488 DOI: 10.1424/18936 (with M. Callegaro).

4.2. MONOGRAPHS AND CONTRIBUTIONS TO BOOKS: 11. “The first steps into the Italian housing system: inequality between generational gaps

and intergenerational family transfers”, in Ray Forrest & Ngai-Ming Yip (eds.), Young People and Housing: Transitions, Trajectories and Generational Fractures. London and New York: Routledge, 2012, pp. 42-63. ISBN: 9780415633369,9780415633352 [Scopus-indexed]


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10. “The housing pillar of the Mediterranean welfare regime: relations between home ownership and other dimensions of welfare in Italy”, in Richard Ronald and Marja Elsinga (eds.), Beyond Home Ownership. Housing, welfare and society. London and New York: Routledge,2012, pp. 51-67. ISBN: 9780415585569, 9780415585552 [Scopus-indexed]

9. “Italy”, in Michael Häder, Sabine Häder & Mike Kühne (eds.), Telephone Surveys in Europe: Research and Practice. Heidelberg etc.: Springer, 2012, pp. 59-72 (with M. Callegaro). ISBN: 9783642254109 [Scopus-indexed]

8. Crescere a Trento. Indagine sui servizi socio-educativi per la prima infanzia (Survey on care and education of children 0-3 years old in Trento), Quaderni del Dipartimento n. 61. Trento, Università di Trento - Dipartimento di Sociologia e ricerca sociale, 2012 (with M. Bazzoli and C. Buzzi). ISSN: 1828 - 955X Online (02.12.2015): http://web.unitn.it/files/download/8701/quaderno61.pdf

7. “Le principali dimensioni della disuguaglianza abitativa” (Main dimensions of housing inequality), in Andrea Brandolini, Chiara Saraceno and Antonio Schizzerotto (eds.), Dimensioni della disuguaglianza in Italia: povertà, abitazione, salute. Bologna: il Mulino, 2009, pp. 273-292. ISBN: 9788815133144

6. “Le politiche rivolte all’affitto e i loro effetti” (Housing policies toward the rented sector, and their outcomes), in Andrea Brandolini, Chiara Saraceno and Antonio Schizzerotto (eds.), Dimensioni della disuguaglianza in Italia: povertà, abitazione, salute. Bologna: il Mulino, 2009, pp. 333-354. ISBN: 9788815133144

5. “The intergenerational transmission of home ownership and the reproduction of the familialistic welfare regime”, in Chiara Saraceno (ed.), Families, Ageing and Social Policy. Generational Solidarity in European Welfare States. Cheltenham (UK) and Northampton (MA, USA): Edward Elgar, 2008, 59-87. ISBN: 9781847206480 [Scopus-indexed]

4. “Povertà, redditi e consumi familiari” (Poverty, household income and consumption), in LaboR, Le ricerche di Petronilla. Una guida alle fonti statistiche per l'analisi secondaria nella ricerca sociale. Quaderni del Dipartimento n. 38. Trento, Università di Trento - Dipartimento di Sociologia e ricerca sociale, 2007, pp. 55-64. ISSN: 1828-955X. Online (02.12.2015): http://web.unitn.it/files/quad38.pdf .

3. “L’analisi secondaria di dati quantitative: Opportunità, problemi, fonti” (Secondary analysis from quantitative data: Opportunities, problems, sources), in LaboR, Le ricerche di Petronilla. Una guida alle fonti statistiche per l'analisi secondaria nella ricerca sociale. Quaderni del Dipartimento n. 38. Trento, Università di Trento - Dipartimento di Sociologia e ricerca sociale, 2007, pp. 11-26. ISSN: 1828-955X. Online (02.12.2015): http://web.unitn.it/files/quad38.pdf.

2. “Proprietà della casa e disuguaglianze sociali in Italia, 1951-2000”, Tesi di dottorato. Trento, Università di Trento, Scuola di Dottorato in Sociologia e Ricerca Sociale, XVIII Ciclo, 2006.

1. “Home ownership and social inequality in Italy”, in Karin Kurz and Hans Peter Blossfeld (eds.), Home Ownership and Social Inequality in Comparative Perspective. Stanford: Stanford University Press, 2004, 187-232 (with F. Bernardi). ISBN: 9780804748513

4.3. OTHER PUBLISHED ACADEMIC AND POLICY PAPERS: (2013) “Le condizioni abitative delle famiglie italiane” (Housing conditions of Italian households), in

Le politiche sociali per la casa. Quaderni della ricerca sociale n. 22. Rome: Ministero del Lavoro e delle Politiche sociali, 2013, pp. 4-57 (with M. Baldini and M. Federici). Online (02.12.2015): http://www.lavoro.gov.it/AreaSociale/Inclusione/Documents/qrscasa.pdf

(2013) “Il fondo sociale per l’affitto nell’esperienza di alcune grandi città italiane: un’analisi su microdati amministrativi” (Housing allowances in the largest Italian cities: a study based on register micro-data), in Le politiche sociali per la casa. Quaderni della ricerca sociale n. 22. Rome: Ministero del Lavoro e delle Politiche sociali, 2013, pp. 255-283 (with M. Baldini). Online (02.12.2015): http://www.lavoro.gov.it/AreaSociale/Inclusione/Documents/qrscasa.pdf

(2013) “I trasferimenti alle famiglie in affitto in Italia: una valutazione distributiva” (Transfers to tenant households in Italy: a distributive assessment), in Le politiche sociali per la casa. Quaderni della ricerca sociale n. 22. Rome: Ministero del Lavoro e delle Politiche sociali, 2013, pp. 284-297 (with M. Baldini).


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Online (02.12.2015): http://www.lavoro.gov.it/AreaSociale/Inclusione/Documents/qrscasa.pdf (2012) “Crescere a Trento. I servizi socio-educativi per la prima infanzia: un confronto tra famiglie

italiane e famiglie straniere” (Childcare services: comparing Italian and foreign households) in Maurizio Ambrosini, Paolo Boccagni e Serena Piovesan (ed.) Immigrazione in Trentino: Rapporto annuale 2011, pp. 171-184. Trento, Provincia autonoma di Trento, Infosociale n. 44, 2012 (with M. Bazzoli). Online (02.12.2015): http://www.cinformi.it/index.php/it/content/download/22196/81328/version/1/file/Rapporto_immigrazione_in_Trentino_2011.pdf

(2010) Description of relevant European databases for the study of intergenerational transmission of inequality. Equalsoc report, 2010 (with M. Filandri). On-line (02.12.2015): http://intgen.wzb.eu/Filandri_Poggio_archive.pdf

(2009) The Intergenerational Transmission of Inequality: Analytic Possibilities from Existing Data (Editor). State of the Art Report, Equalsoc, 2009. Contributions from M. Albertini, C. Attias-Donfut, M. Filandri, K. Kasearu, B. Nolan, A. Papuchon, T. Poggio, C. Saraceno e K. Van den Bosch.

(2009) Introduction to Trento City Council, Osservatorio sulle condizioni abitative: dinamiche sociali e di mercato (Observatory on housing conditions: social and market dynamics). Trento, 2009.

(2005) Where Can I Call You? The “Mobile (Phone) Revolution” and its Impact on Survey Research and Coverage Error: discussing the Italian Case, in van Dijkum, Cor, Jörg Blasius and Claire Durand (eds.), Recent Developments and Applications in Social Research Methodology Proceedings of the RC33 Sixth International Conference on Social Science Methodology, Amsterdam [Cd-rom]. Leverkusen-Opladen (Germany), Barbara Budrich, 2005 (with M. Callegaro).

4.4. BOOK REVIEWS: 2. S. J. Smith and M. Munro (eds.) The Microstructures of Housing Markets, Sociologica, 2009,

2/3. 1. A.R. Minelli La politica per la casa (Housing policy), Rivista italiana di scienza politica, 2004, 3. 4.4. UNPUBLISHED RESEARCH PAPERS: 1. Povertà ed esclusione sociale in Trentino: problemi, politiche, proposte (Poverty and social

exclusion in Trentino: issues, policies, suggestions) Report to the Assembly of the Autonomous Province of Trento, Special Commission on Poverty and Social Exclusion, 2003 (with F. Biolcati Rinaldi and C. Margheri ).

4.5. WORK IN PROGRESS: 8. Transmission of different forms of capital and intergenerational mobility. 7. Different patterns of home ownership in Europe. 6. Unplanned use of mobile devices in a probabilistic online panel survey: Patterns of use and

implications for nonresponse and attrition (with K. Weyandt, W. Bandilla and M. Bosnjak). 5. Quando l’Italia da i numeri: uso delle indagini online nei sondaggi e nelle ricerche di mercato

(Use of online surveys in polls and market research in Italy). 4. Social and demographic rationale for social housing in Europe (with J. A. Mòdenes). 3. Housing, income distribution and poverty in Europe (with M. Baldini). 2. How the crisis is reshaping attitudes towards tourism in Western Europe. 1. Family relations, welfare regimes and the intergenerational transmission of home ownership

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4.6. DATASETS: 4. Best teaching award survey 2015 – Faculty of Economics and Management at unibz 3. Best teaching award survey 2014 – Faculty of Economics and Management at unibz 2. Business survey on Websurveys in Italy (2014). 1. Crescere a Trento. Survey on care and education of children 0-3 years old in Trento, 2011 (with

M. Bazzoli and C. Buzzi). 4.7. PUBLICATIONS’ IMPACT: - Google Scholar H-Index: 9 ( http://scholar.google.it/citations?user=zECP4zgAAAAJ&hl ) - Scopus H-Index: 3 ( http://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.url?authorId=55327682200 ) - Orcid ID: 0000-0002-0165-1038 5. RESEARCH OUTPUTS: ACADEMIC CONFERENCE ACTIVITIES 5.1. INVITED TALKS, SEMINARS AND PRESENTATIONS 17. Politecnico di Milano: invited discussant, workshop Il mercato privato come risorsa per l’affitto

accessibile (Private market as a resource for accessible rents). Milan, 14 January 2016.

16. European Mortgage Federation / Europan Network for Housing Research working group on Housing Finance: invited discussant to the joint meeting of the two organizations. Bruxelles, 22-23 October 2015.

15. Metropolitan Research Institute, Budapest: invited discussant, final conference of the EU-FP7 project Tenancy Law and Housing Policy in a Multilevel Europe (TENLAW). Budapest, 17-18 September 2015.

14. University of Turin: invited discussant, workshop Researching Housing Inequality: dynamics, challenges, implications. Torino, 7-8 May 2015.

13. University of Trieste: invited seminar Le indagini online per le ricerche di mercato: opportunità e sfide metodologiche (Online surveys for market research: opportunities and methodological challenges). Trieste, 29 October 2014.

12. London School of Economics and Political Science: invited contribution Social housing programmes in Brazil from an Italian perspective, talk at the “Brazil-EU Dialogue seminar on low income housing finance and subsidies”. London, 25 September 2014.

11. Free University of Bozen-Bolzano: invited presentation The Italian housing context, HOUWEL research network workshop. Bozen-Bolzano, 18-19 September 2014.

10. University of Udine: invited seminar Internet e internet mobile. Opportunità e sfide metodologiche per le indagini campionarie (Internet and mobile Internet. Opportunities and methodological challenges for sample surveys). Udine, 7 May 2014.

9. Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona: invited presentation Recent transformations of the familialistic housing systems in Southern Europe, at the workshop “Housing and migration in Spain: A look in time of crisis”. Barcelona, 26-27 March 2014.

8. University of Amsterdam: invited presentation Housing, Family and Welfare. Main coordinates for Italy. HOUWEL project symposium. Amsterdam, 22-23 May 2013.

7. University of Trento: invited seminar Mobile survey. Opportunità e sfide per la ricerca (Mobile surveys. Opportunities and challenges for research). Trento, 22 May 2013.


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6. Free University of Bozen-Bolzano: welcome presentation Social Surveys and new ICTs. Opportunities and data quality issues. School of Economics and Management research seminar. Bozen, 19 February 2013.

5. Politecnico di Milano: invited seminar Il ruolo della casa nella riproduzione delle disuguaglianze sociali (The role of housing in reproducing social inequalities). Milan, 24 January 2013.

4. European Network for Housing Research: invited plenary speaker: The role of family in the social production of home ownership, ENHR annual conference “Housing: Local Welfare and Local Markets in a Globalized World”. Lillehammer; 24-27 June 2012.

3. City University Hong Kong: invited presentation The first steps into the Italian housing system, between generational gaps and intergenerational solidarity, paper presented at the symposium “New Generational Gaps? Shifting Demographics, Economic Change and the Housing Trajectories of Young People”. Hong Kong, 18-20 May 2011.

2. OTB Research Institute for the Built Environment: invited plenary speaker: The housing pillar of the Mediterranean welfare regime: family, state and market in the social production of home ownership in Italy, conference “Building on Home Ownership: Housing Policies and Social Strategies”. Delft, 13-14 November 2008.

1. Observatory on Inequality, Gorrieri Foundation: invited presentations Le disuguaglianze abitative in Italia (Housing inequality in Italy) and Effetti delle politiche per l’affitto (Outcomes of policies toward the rental sector, with M. Baldini), at the workshop on “Housing inequality”. Modena, 16 June 2008.

5.2. OTHER PRESENTED PAPERS (WITH PEER REVIEWED SELECTION) 18. European Survey Research Association 6th Conference: Unplanned use of mobile devices in a

probabilistic online panel survey: Patterns of use and implications for nonresponse and attrition (with K. Weyandt, W. Bandilla and M. Bosnjak). Reykjavik, 13-17 July 2015.

17. 7th International Internet Survey Methodology Workshop: Survey Participation via Mobile Devices in a Probability-based Online-Panel: Prevalence, Determinants and Implications for Nonresponse (with M. Bosnjak and K. Weyandt). Bozen-Bolzano, 1-3 December 2014.

16. 16th General Online Research Conference (GOR): Online mobile surveys in Italy: coverage and other methodological challenges. Cologne, 5-7 March 2014.

15. European Survey Research Association Conference: Online Survey Participation via Mobile Devices: Implications for Nonresponse (with M. Bosnjak and K. Weyandt). Ljubljana, 15-19 July 2013.

14. European Survey Research Association Conference: A walking exercise on a tightrope: Trying to balance coverage, probabilistic sampling and the costs of data collection. Ljubljana, 15-19 July 2013.

13. American Association for Public Opinion Research Conference: Online Survey Participation via Mobile Devices (presented by M. Bosnjak; with K.R. Becker, F. Funke, A. Wachenfeld, B. Fischer). Boston (MA), 16-19 May 2013.

12. Il valore della statistica per le imprese e la società: Mixed mode survey su campioni probabilistici: un'alternativa alle indagini CATI e CAWI? (Mixed mode surveys on probabilistic samples. An alternative to CATI and CAWI surveys?). Milan, 15 February 2013.

11. 6th International Internet Survey Methodology Workshop: Mobile Survey Participation Rates in Commercial Market Research: A Meta-Analysis (with M. Bosnjak, K. R. Becker, F. Funke, A. Wachenfeld, B. Fischer). Ljubljana, 14-16 November 2012.


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10. European Network for Housing Research (ENHR) seminar of the Working Group on Private Rented Markets: Private rented market in Italy: structural traits and recent trends. Granada, 31 March 2011.

9. Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung (WZB), Equalsoc workshop “The intergenerational transmission of inequality: analytic possibilities from existing data”: Transmission of different forms of capital and intergenerational mobility. Berlin; 15-16 March 2010.

8. University of Amsterdam conference on Family, Migration and Housing: Family relations, welfare regimes and the intergenerational transmission of home ownership (with C.H. Mulder and L. Gulbrandsen). Amsterdam; 2-3 April 2009.

7. European Network for Housing Research (ENHR) Annual Conference: Ten Years After: Evaluating the Italian Rent Supplement Scheme (with M. Baldini). Dublin, 6-9 July 2008.

6. Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung – WZB: The intergenerational transmission of home ownership and the reproduction of the familialistic welfare regime, paper presented at the EQUALSOC midterm general conference. Berlin, 11-12 April 2008.

5. ENHR, seminar of the Working Group on Private Rented Markets: Three decades of private renting in Italy. Dublin, 21-22 January 2008.

4. Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung - WZB: The intergenerational transmission of home ownership and its implications for the reproduction of the familialistic welfare regime. Presentation at the EQUALSOC workshop “Intergenerational relationships in family and society”. Berlin, 7-8 March 2007.

3. OTB Research Institute for the Built Environment: Different patterns of home ownership in Europe, paper presented at the ENHR conference “Home ownership in Europe: Policy and research issues”. Delft, 23-24 November 2006.

2. EQUALSOC Network Conference: All you need is cash? In kind and unearned incomes, wealth and intergenerational transfers (with I. Bison). Barcelona, 22-23 September. 2006

1. International Sociological Association (Research Committee 33 – Logic and Methodology) Sixth International Conference on Social Science Methodology: Where can I call you? The “mobile (phone) revolution” and its impact on survey research and coverage error: a discussion of the Italian case (with M. Callegaro). Amsterdam, 16-20 August 2004.

5.3. ACADEMIC CONFERENCE AND WORKSHOP ORGANIZATION (2015) Kick-off workshop of the project Redesigning Social Housing Against Poverty in Europe

(RESHAPE). Organizer (about 15 participants from 12 different EU universities). Bozen-Bolzano, 22-24 April.

(2014) 7th International Internet Survey Methodology Workshop: Organizer (about 60 participants from 10 different EU countries, US and Russia). Bozen-Bolzano, 1-3 December (with M. Bosnjak).

(2014) HOUWEL research network workshop (about 12 participants from 7 different EU universities). Bozen-Bolzano, 18-19 September (with R. Ronald).

(2010) Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin für Sozialforschung (WZB): Organizer (about 20 participants from 10 different EU universities). Equalsoc workshop The intergenerational transmission of inequality: analytic possibilities from existing data, where I also presented the paper “Transmission of different forms of capital and intergenerational mobility”. Berlin; 15-16 March (with C. Saraceno).


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5.4. SERVICE (2015) European Survey Research Association 6th Conference: chair of one session on “New

forms of data collection: mobile/Web”, European Survey Research Association 6th Conference. Reykjavik, 13-17July.

(2015) Organizer of the seminar: Dr. Mario Callegaro (Google UK Ltd), Il futuro delle indagini online (The Future of Online Surveys), Bozen-Bolzano, 31 March.

(2014) 7th International Internet Survey Methodology Workshop: Chair of the roundtable “Big data and survey data: can they go together?”. Bozen-Bolzano, 3 December.

(2014) Organizer of the seminar: Prof. Massimo Baldini (University of Modena and Reggio Emilia), Luncheon Research Seminar: Fiscal Austerity and Income Distribution in Italy. Bozen-Bolzano, 29 April.

(2014) 16th General Online Conference (GOR): chair session on “Web questionnaire design”. Cologne, 5-7 March.

(2013) Consumer Behavior in Tourism Symposium (CBTS): Member of the Scientific Committee. Bruneck, 4-7 December.

(2013) European Survey Research Association 5th Conference: Chair of the session “Is it worth Mixing Modes?”. Ljubljana, 15-19 July.

(2013) 15th General Online Conference (GOR): Chair of the session “Income and working conditions”. Mannheim, 4-6 March.

(2008) European Population Conference: Chair of the Session on Housing. Barcelona, 9-12July. 5.5. CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS, SEMINARS TARGETING SOCIETY (2014) Associazione Trentina Accoglienza Stranieri (ATAS): invited expert at the meeting Il condominio multiculturale: accesso alla casa tra difficoltà e prospettive. Trento, 22 November. (2014) Caritas diocesana di Trento: invited expert at the meeting "Spezzavano il pane nelle loro

case". Trento, 22 March. (2013) Arbeitsgemeinschaft der deutschen Familienorganisationen (AGF) e.V.: invited expert at

the meeting No Space for Families? Inclusion and Housing. Berlin, 30 August. (2010) European Research Institute on Cooperative and Social Enterprises: roundtable Abitare

oggi: Piani e programmi di social housing in Trentino. Rovereto, 17 June. (2007) Italian Ministry of Family Policies: invited expert on housing policy during the preliminary

activities towards the National Conference of the Family.

6. RESEARCH AWARDS AND GRANTS

. 2010 Equalsoc (EU FP6): short course participation grant, Oxford. 2010 European Social Survey: workshop participation grant, Mannheim. 2009 European Social Survey: workshop participation grant, Ljubljana. 2008 Equalsoc (EU FP6): short course participation grant, Oxford. 2002 University of Trento: 3 years Ph.D scholarship (circa 30,000 € - renounced). 2001 European Centre for Analysis in the Social Sciences, University of Essex: visit grant.


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7. TEACHING 7.1. COURSE LEADER (2014, 2015) Social networks analysis (32 hours, English), PhD program in Management and

Economics on Organizational and Institutional Outliers, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano. Not evaluated.

(2013, 2014, 2015) Empirical Methods in Management (36 hours, English), BA program in Management of Tourism, Sport and Events, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano. All editions positively evaluated.

(2012, 2013, 2014, 2015) International Management of Sport and Events (36 hours, Italian), BA program in Management of Tourism, Sport and Events, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano. All editions positively evaluated.

(2007) Data analysis with Spss (16 hours, Italian), PhD program in Sociology and Social Research, University of Trento;

(2006) Data analysis with Stata (16 hours, Italian), PhD program in Sociology and Social Research, University of Trento;

(2006) Short course for the Statistics Unit at Trento Municipality: Data analysis with Spss (16 hours, Italian), University of Trento;

(2004) Data analysis with Stata (16 hours, Italian), PhD program in Sociology and Social Research, University of Trento;

(2004) Network analysis with Ucinet (12 hours, Italian), PhD program in Sociology and Social Research, University of Trento.

7.2. TEACHING ASSISTANT (2007) Computer laboratory: data analysis (16 hours, Italian with C. Santinello), MA Program in Sociology

and Social Research, University of Trento; (2006) Computer laboratory: data analysis (16 hours, Italian with C. Santinello), MA Program in Sociology

and Social Research, University of Trento; (2004) Methods and Techniques for social research (16 hours, Italian), BA Program in Sociology,

University of Trento; (2002) Methods and Techniques for social research (16 hours, Italian), BA Program in Sociology,

University of Trento; 7.3. SEMINARS & WORKSHOPS (2014) Introduction to scientific work (with O. Maurer), Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Executive

Master in Hospitality Management; (2011) Workshop Using the Nesstar platform for statistical data archiving, University Bocconi, Milan; 11-

12 January; (2008) Using E-net for the analysis of ego-network data, Dept. of Sociology and Social Research,

University of Trento; 27 February; (2007) Housing policy in Italy within the course of Social Policy (undergraduate students, Faculty of

Sociology, University of Trento); 22 May; (2006) Introduction to methods and tools in data archiving for social research Dept. of Sociology and

Social Research, University of Trento); 5 July; 7.4. THESIS SUPERVISION, EVALUATION - Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, Faculty of Economics and Management: supervised/supervising 17 BA Thesis and 1 Executive Master Thesis (Master 1° livello); member of many theses evaluation commissions.


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- University of Trento, Faculty of Sociology: occasional member of theses evaluation commission (cultore materia).

7.5. TEACHING-RELATED ACTIVITIES - Tutorship of about 10 BA first year students and of 3 students during their internships (since 2012, at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano); - Organization of several seminars targeting students at the Free University of Bozen-Bolzano, with academic and field experts, including and intensive course on Social Network Analysis with Pajek. - Organization of several seminars targeting students, within the activities of the Research Laboratory (LaboR) of the Faculty of Sociology, at the University of Trento; The LaboR unit – of which I was executive co-ordinator - also provides methodological and technical support to PhD students in their empirical work.

8. EDUCATION AND CREDENTIALS 8.1. EDUCATION AND CREDENTIALS (11.12.2013) Scientific Habilitation in Sociology, Associate professor level “Sociologia generale, giuridica e politica”, Sect. 14/C1, seconda fascia. (30.01.2006) Ph.D in Sociology and Social Research, University of Trento (Italy) Thesis: “Home Ownership and Social Inequality in Italy, 1951-2001” (Supervisor: Prof. Marzio Barbagli; Discussants: Prof. Piergiorgio Corbetta, Prof.ssa Chiara Saraceno, Prof. Paolo Segatti; Result: Excellent work). (28.03.2001) BA in Sociology (Laurea quadriennale), University of Trento (Italy) Thesis: “The House of the Father. Home Ownership and Housing Inequality in Comparative Perspective” (Supervisor: Prof. Gösta Esping-Andersen. Discussants: Prof. Sergio Fabbrini, Prof. Davide La Valle; Grade: 110/110). 8.2. FURTHER PROFESSIONAL TRAINING IN SURVEY METHODOLOGY (2014) Designing effective web+mail mixed-mode surveys (D. Dillman), Gesis, Mannheim; (2013) Survey network measurement (V. Hlebec, T. Kogovsek), ESRA workshop, Ljubljana; (2010) Paradata in social survey research (F. Kreuter), ESS-train, Mannheim; (2009) Web-based survey methods workshop (M. Bosnjak, M. Weiß), University of Trento; (2009) Mixed-mode surveys (E. de Leeuw), ESS-train, Ljubljana. 8.3. FURTHER PROFESSIONAL TRAINING IN SOCIAL NETWORK ANALYSIS (2013) Introduction to social network analysis with Pajek (Anja Žnidaršič), Free University of

Bozen-Bolzano; (2005) Social network analysis (S. Borgatti and M. Diani), University of Trento; (2004) SIENA workshop (T.A.B. Snijders), INSNA, Portoroz, 2004; (2002) Social network analysis (M. Everett) Essex Summer School in Data Analysis and

Collection; (2002) Advanced social network analysis (J. Skvoretz), Essex Summer School in Data Analysis

and Collection.


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8.4. FURTHER PROFESSIONAL TRAINING IN QUANTITATIVE METHODS (OTHER) (2014) Social media analytics: concepts, models, methods and tools (R. Vatrapu), GOR workshop,

Cologne; (2010) Generalized linear latent and mixed models course (A. Pickles), Oxford Spring School in

Quantitative Methods for Social Research; (2008) Crash course in bias selection modelling (V. Prowse), Oxford Spring School in Quantitative

Methods for Social Research; (2002) Multilevel discrete–time event history analysis (F. Steele), CASS, Southampton; (2002) Survival analysis (S. P. Jenkins), Essex Summer School in Data Analysis and Collection. 9. ORGANIZATIONAL ACTIVITIES AND SERVICE 9.1. UNIVERSITY SERVICE AND ADMINISTRATION (2013-- ) Member of the Program and Management Boards, Executive Master in Hospitality

Management, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano. (2014) Member of the Admittance Committee, BA Program in Management of Tourism, Sport and

Events, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano. (2014, 2015) Survey design and management: Faculty Best Teacher Award Survey 2014, 2015,

Faculty of Economics and Management, Free University of Bozen-Bolzano. 9.2. SCIENTIFIC ASSOCIATIONS Member of: - European Network for Housing Research, ENHR (2008--) - ESPA-NET Italia (2013--) - European Survey Research Association, ESRA (2013--) 9.3. SERVICE IN ACADEMIC JOURNALS Ad hoc manuscript reviewer for: - Archivio di Studi Urbani e Regionali; - European Journal of Population; - Housing Studies; - International Journal of Housing Policy; - Journal of Housing and the Built Environment; - Journal of Official Statistics (Statistics Sweden); - Polis;

- Rivista italiana di politiche pubbliche; - Sage Open; - Social Science Computer Review; - Urban Studies; - book series “Stranieri in Italia” (il Mulino publisher).

10. PERSONAL SKILLS 10.1. MANAGERIAL AND SOCIAL SKILLS - Good track record in working within and coordinating groups, also in intercultural environments; - Experience in effective communication, targeting different types of audience; - Proven track record in managing research projects and groups, fieldworks, seminars and

conferences; - Good skills in dealing with methodological, ethical and logistics issues in social research.


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10.2. LANGUAGES - Italian (mother tongue) - English C1 (IELST=7.5 in 2013 + British Council Academic Teaching Excellence Cert. in 2016); - French B1 (self-assessed) - German A2 (assessed at the unibz Language Center) 10.2. COMPUTER SKILLS - General purpose: MacOS, Windows and standard productivity software (proficient user); limited

Linux user; - Statistics: Stata, Spss, Ucinet, Enet, Pajek (proficient user); Lisrel, MlWin, Siena; - Data collection: EFS Survey, Opinio, Remark Office (proficient user); - Other scientific software: Sente, Mendeley, EndNote, Atlas-ti (independent user); - Data archiving: Nesstar suite (proficient user).