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Riccardo Armillei is a Research Fellow at the School of Global, Urban and Social Studies (GUSS) at RMIT University, Australia. His work focuses on sustainability, governance, migration, and cultural diversity, with a particular emphasis on marginalized communities such as Romani populations and regional development strategies. He has conducted extensive research on the Circular Economy in Gippsland, Smart Specialisation methodologies, and the sociopolitical dynamics of camps systems in Italy. His interdisciplinary approach bridges policy analysis, historical discourse, and community engagement.
Armillei’s research explores themes including multilevel governance frameworks, the impact of Free Trade Agreements on SMEs, and the intersection of race and biopolitics in Italy. He has analyzed historical and contemporary policies affecting Romani communities, emphasizing issues of marginalization, institutional control, and cultural identity. His work frequently employs case studies to evaluate policy outcomes and societal impacts.
Key areas of focus include: Circular Economy implementation, regional development models, ethnic policy analysis, and sociopolitical paradoxes in marginalized spaces. His contributions highlight the need for transformative policies addressing systemic exclusion and promoting sustainable development.
- Research Interests: Circular Economy, Multilevel Governance, Romani Communities, Colonial Discourse, Migration Studies, Policy Analysis
- Key Geographies: Italy, Australia, Gippsland
- Methodological Expertise: Case Study Analysis, Policy Evaluation, Historical Discourse Analysis
