Francesca Farruggia

Francesca Farruggia is a researcher at the Department of Social and Economic Sciences, Sapienza University of Rome, specializing in contemporary sociological theory and social conflict analysis. She teaches courses on Sociology of Inclusion and Social Security and Social Research on Social Sustainability and Inequalities.

• Research Focus: Contemporary sociological theories (especially post-modern perspectives), micro-conflicts between social actors (within institutions, gender dynamics, migration contexts), and social inequalities.
• Key Collaborations: Collaborates with the 'Sicurezza & Partecipazione' research unit at DISSE, Sapienza University.
• Publications: Recent works explore AI warfare ethics, pandemic-induced social conflicts, transgender rights in correctional facilities, and gender-based violence during crises.
• Scientific Awards: General Secretary of the International Research Institute Archivio Disarmo.
• Teaching: Offers courses on sociological foundations, social institutions, and late-modernity challenges like youth precariousness and identity.
• Office Hours: Monday 12:00-14:00 at Room 273, Via Salaria 193 (Sapienza Campus).