Filippo Andrei

Filippo Andrei is a Research Fellow at the Department of Sociology and Social Research, University of Trento. He holds additional roles as Teaching Fellow and Teaching Assistant in the same department. His expertise spans Computational Sociology, Cybercrime, Online Behavior, Social Norms, and Trust mechanisms in digital contexts. Research focuses on darknet markets, cybercrime dynamics, and the digital transformation of work environments.

His work explores topics like signaling strategies in illicit markets, trust intermediation in cryptomarkets, and the impact of digital technologies on worker well-being. He has contributed to understanding social influence mechanisms in darknet markets and organizational structures in smart factories.

Key research areas include the intersection of technology and crime, digital sociology, and workplace digitalization processes. His publications analyze illegal drug trade dynamics, corporate wellness program adoption, and the sociological implications of the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

Filippo has presented at academic conferences and maintains active research collaborations. His CV includes academic career milestones and teaching activities in sociology and social research disciplines.