Monica Calderaro

Monica Calderaro is a Professor of Criminal Psychology at UNINT University of Rome and holds academic roles at Humanitas University Consortium and Sapienza University of Rome. She specializes in clinical and forensic psychodiagnostics, criminology, and strategic security. Her research focuses on addiction disorders, psycho-cognitive effects of new psychoactive substances, and counter-radicalization strategies.

• Education: Graduated in Psychological Sciences, Clinical and Dynamic Psychology, with Master's degrees in Criminology, Forensic Psychodiagnostics, and Strategic Sciences.

Research Interests:
- Forensic psychopathology
- Criminological sciences
- Risk assessment in substance abuse
- Multidisciplinary counter-terrorism strategies
- Urban security management.

Professional Activities: Coordinator of the Master's in Clinical Criminology at Humanitas University, lecturer in Urban Security Management at UNINT, and member of EURISPES Scientific Committee. She served on the Superior Health Council's Addiction Disorders Working Group (2021) and contributed to the EU MATES project on youth radicalization (2016-2022).

Editorial Roles: Managing Editor of the Journal of International Criminology and contributor to Journal of Forensic Psychopathology at Sapienza University (2015–2022).