Francesca Campomori

Francesca Campomori is an Associate Professor at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, affiliated with the Department of Philosophy and Cultural Heritage. Her research focuses on migration and asylum policies, multi-level governance, social innovation, and refugee integration. She leads studies on the governance of asylum systems, the impact of crisis events (e.g., the Ukrainian refugee crisis), and institutional responses to migration challenges. Campomori has published extensively in journals like Policy & Society, GOVERNANCE, and Politiche Sociali.

Her work emphasizes the intersection of policy implementation and political dynamics, particularly in contexts of institutional conflict. Notable projects include the ASIT initiative on asylum seeker citizenship rights and SIforREF on refugee labor market integration. She contributes to editorial boards of journals like Migrant Worlds and Politiche Sociali.

Campomori's research often highlights inequities in policy outcomes, such as critiques of punitive asylum decrees (e.g., the Cutro Decree) and disparities in refugee reception systems. She collaborates on EU-funded projects like GEtCoheSive to enhance cohesive governance strategies across Europe.

Her academic contributions span over 49 peer-reviewed publications, including monographs like Le politiche migratorie and policy analyses of migrant integration frameworks. She advises on both national and European initiatives addressing migration challenges, combining theoretical insights with empirical fieldwork.