Laura Mariottini

Laura Mariottini is an Associate Professor at Sapienza University of Rome's Department of Political Science, specializing in Spanish linguistics, pragmatics, and linguistic landscape studies. Her work bridges theoretical and applied research in political discourse, migration narratives, and intercultural mediation.

• PhD in Linguistics (Roma Tre, 2005)
• Specialization in Secondary Education (Tuscany, 2009)
• Master in School Management (Roma Tre, 2006)

Mariottini's research focuses on Spanish linguistic varieties, (im)politeness in digital discourse, forensic communication, and the sociolinguistic impact of Latin American migration in Italy. She has led international projects on linguistic landscapes and cultural mediation, including collaborations with Cuban and Spanish institutions.

Her recent publications analyze TripAdvisor reviews, political Twitter discourse, and Argentine Spanish lexicon. Though no student advising is explicitly mentioned, she has coordinated research teams and taught courses in Spanish language and cultural mediation for over a decade.

She serves on editorial boards for academic journals like SoPrag and REL, and holds institutional roles in Erasmus+ programs and linguistic certification committees. Her methodological expertise includes corpus linguistics, discourse analysis, and geolocated platform development.