Giuliana Freschi

Giuliana Freschi is a Post-Doc fellow in economic history at Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies, Pisa, where she completed her PhD in May 2024. Her academic trajectory includes prior studies at Tor Vergata University, Pompeu Fabra University, and the University of Oxford, establishing a foundation in advanced historical and economic research methodologies.

Educational background:

• PhD in Economic History, Sant’Anna School of Advanced Studies, Pisa (2024)
• Previous academic training at Tor Vergata University, Pompeu Fabra University, and University of Oxford

Her research program critically examines Italian economic history through the lens of gender and social mobility, with sustained focus on female employment patterns, occupational transitions, and historical infant abandonment practices. Current investigations extend to long-term analysis of paid care work emergence in Italy, incorporating sex-selectivity frameworks to understand demographic-economic interactions across centuries. Methodologically, she integrates quantitative historical analysis with socio-economic theory to reconstruct labor market dynamics.

Publication trends reveal concentrated expertise in 19th-20th century Italian socioeconomics, with recurring analytical threads connecting gendered labor participation, intergenerational mobility mechanisms, and institutional impacts on vulnerable populations. Recent outputs demonstrate increasing methodological sophistication in handling fragmented historical datasets while maintaining strong thematic coherence around marginalization and economic agency.

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