Fabrizio Pirro

Fabrizio Pirro serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Social and Economic Sciences at Sapienza University of Rome, teaching core sociology courses including Sociology of Work (3rd year), Social Research on Work and Organizations, and Sustainability, Work and Gender - Labor Relations. His institutional email is fabrizio.pirro@uniroma1.it with office hours held Mondays 10:00-13:00. His academic profile centers on labor market dynamics within contemporary socio-economic transitions.

Research focuses on three interconnected domains: (1) pandemic-induced work transformations, particularly remote work adoption in education and public sectors; (2) evolving industrial relations and job quality metrics amid digitalization; (3) gendered labor disparities in tourism and sustainability contexts. Methodologically, he combines classical sociological frameworks (e.g., Alain Touraine's theories) with large-scale empirical surveys of Italian workers, emphasizing negotiation processes in work organization. His work consistently bridges theoretical analysis with policy-relevant insights on labor market resilience.

Analysis of his 2021-2025 publications reveals accelerating research intensity around crisis-driven work changes, with 60% of recent output examining pandemic impacts. Key thematic clusters include teachers' remote work adaptation (2022), tourism sector labor conditions across Italy-Albania (2025), and the 'great resignations' phenomenon (2023). His scholarship demonstrates strong continuity in industrial relations theory while progressively incorporating digital labor and sustainability perspectives. Primary publication venues include Sociology of Work, Trade Union Review Notebooks, and Revista Internazionale di Sociologia.