Giorgio Alleva

Giorgio Alleva is a Full Professor at the Department of Methods and Models for Economy, Territory and Finance at Sapienza University of Rome. He specializes in statistical methods for labor market analysis, data integration, and spatial statistics. His work addresses the intersection of official statistics, administrative data utilization, and pandemic surveillance systems.

• Academic Rank: Full Professor
• Department: Methods and Models for Economy, Territory and Finance
• Email: giorgio.alleva@uniroma1.it

His research focuses on sampling methodologies, survey design, and quality assessment of official statistics. Recent work includes optimizing spatial sampling strategies for SARS-CoV-2 surveillance and analyzing data ecosystems for multisource integration. He also explores the role of statistical transparency in public health communication.

Alleva's recent publications emphasize pandemic data infrastructure, economic modeling, and territorial administrative analysis. His methodological contributions span stochastic general equilibrium models and accuracy measurement in statistical registers.

He leads the UNESCO CHAIR 'Population, Migrations and Development' and collaborates with the COVINFORM research group. His teaching includes a 3-CFU module on labor market data analysis, with classes held in Santoro Passarelli Hall on Wednesdays and Room IX on Fridays.