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Emiliano Bevilacqua is an Associate Professor of General Sociology (SPS/07) at the University of Salento, affiliated with both the Department of Experimental Medicine and the Department of Human and Social Sciences. He holds a PhD from Sapienza University of Rome, focusing on 'Class Analysis and Globalization.' His research spans social theory, subjectivity in economic and political contexts, social inequalities, biopolitics, and the history of sociological thought. He has authored and edited books such as Love and Sexuality in Social Science (2025) and Gemelli Diversi (2021), and contributes to journals like Rassegna Italiana di Sociologia and Frontiers in Sociology.
- Teaching: Courses include Institutions of Sociology, Sociological Foundations of Medical and Health Sciences, and Social Research Methodology.
- Administrative Roles: Vice-president of the Sociology Degree Course, CIDAS board member (National Conference of Sociology Departments), and member of the Doctorate Teaching Board in Human and Social Sciences.
Research Projects: Participates in PRIN projects on social policies and biopolitics, including 'The right to independent living as a new frontier of justice' (2023–present). He has collaborated with international institutions like CeSPE, CNR, and IRPSS.
Professional Activities: Guest researcher at the Universities of Edinburgh and Stirling, exploring the intersection of sociology and political economy in the Scottish Enlightenment. Editor of monographic journal issues and a contributor to interdisciplinary dialogues on law, democracy, and social conflicts.
