Fabrizio Martire

Fabrizio Martire is an Associate Professor of Sociology at the Department of Communication and Social Research, Sapienza University of Rome. His expertise spans sociological theory, history of sociology, methodology of social research, public opinion analysis, and evaluation of social research outputs.

Research Interests:

• Sociological theory and Merton’s contributions
• Methodology of social research (data collection, scaling, pretesting)
• Public opinion analysis in the era of big data
• Evaluation frameworks for social research quality
• Biosocial surveys integrating biological and social sciences

Memberships & Networks:

• Advisory Board member, Research Network – Quantitative Methods (RN21), European Sociological Association
• Former Secretary (2015–2018), Section of Methodology, Italian Sociological Association
• Member, Scientific Committee, Editorial Series “Methodology of Human Sciences”
• Member, Teaching Board of the PhD program in “Communication, Social Research and Marketing”

Publications: With nearly 70 publications in Italian and international journals, his work spans survey methodology, biosocial integration, and epistemological challenges in social sciences. Recent trends focus on big data impacts on public opinion analysis and interdisciplinary survey innovation.