Dario Quattromani

Dario Quattromani is an Adjunct Professor of Political Science at Link Campus University (Rome), Political Science at the University of Tuscia (Viterbo), and Political Sociology at D'Annunzio University (Chieti-Pescara). He also serves as a Civil Servant for the Metropolitan City of Rome Capital and Communication Officer of the Italian Politics Specialist Group at the UK Political Studies Association. Holding a PhD in Political Science from Roma Tre University, his expertise spans populist parties, European political dynamics, electoral systems, and participatory governance.

Education:

• PhD in Political Science (Government and Institutions), Roma Tre University

Research Interests:

• Populism and its manifestations in European and Italian politics
• Electoral systems and their impact on political outcomes
• Public policy design and participatory governance mechanisms
• Political communication in crises and digital platforms
• EU-Italy relations and governance challenges

Recent Research Trends: His publications analyze Italy’s political volatility, the role of communication in managing crises, and the interplay between digital platforms and civic engagement. His work highlights participatory budgeting practices and the transformation of political activism from online to territorial spaces.

Collaborations:

• International projects with the University of Helsinki (Finland) and the University of Coimbra (Portugal)
• Supervised multiple Bachelor’s students in political science and public policy

Labs/Teams: Engaged in cross-border research networks focused on EU political integration and crisis communication strategies.