Giuseppe Migali

Giuseppe Migali is a Full Professor of Economics at the Department of Law, Economics and Sociology, Magna Graecia University, Catanzaro, Italy. He has held academic positions including Associate Professor (2015–2021) and Assistant Professor (2008–2015). He is also a Visiting Professor at Lancaster University, UK (since 2011). His research focuses on Applied Public Economics, Economics of Education, Taxation, and Microeconometrics. He has organized multiple International Workshops on Applied Economics of Education and holds editorial roles in journals like Education Economics.

Education:
- Ph.D. in Economics, University of Warwick (2008)
- PhD in Public Finance, University of Pavia (2005)
- MSc in Economics, University College London (2003)
- Honors Degree in Economics, Bocconi University (2000)

Research Interests: His work spans quasi-experimental methodologies, program evaluation, and policy analysis in education and public finance. Recent studies include the impact of the Great Recession on sports attendance, intergenerational health transmission in China, and youth unemployment patterns across Europe.

Grants & Awards:
- Principal Investigator for projects like ‘School Resources and Dropout Behavior in Italy’ (€101,000, 2011–2013)
- ESRC Grant (GBP 172,995, 2009–2011)
- Gold medal for ‘Best Graduates’ at Bocconi University

Roles & Activities:
- President of the Postgraduate Degree in Public Administration and Society (since 2021)
- Co-founder and organizer of the International Workshop on Applied Economics of Education (since 2010)
- Member of scientific committees for PhD programs in Law and Economics, and Economics

Labs/Teams: Active in the Health Economics at Lancaster (HEAL) group and external affiliate of HEDG, University of York.