Roberto Furesi

Roberto Furesi is a Full Professor at the University of Sassari, Italy, specializing in Agricultural Economics and Sustainability. His work focuses on agri-food systems, circular economy, and environmental policy analysis. He has extensive experience studying Italian and European farming practices, particularly in Sardinia, with a focus on economic sustainability, ecosystem services, and agritourism development.

• Education: Doctorate in Agricultural Economics (implied by academic rank).

Research interests include the integration of social and environmental dimensions into agricultural strategies, trade-offs between economic and ecological sustainability, and innovative feed solutions (e.g., insect meal) for aquaculture. He frequently uses the Farm Accountancy Data Network (FADN) for empirical analysis.

His recent publications analyze consumer acceptance of insect-fed fish, circular economy performance in Europe, and technical efficiency in organic vs. conventional farming. He has also explored the role of agritourism in rural development, particularly in marginalized regions of Italy.

• Awards: Not explicitly mentioned in the provided texts.
• Grants/Advising: No specific grants listed; however, his research often implies collaborative projects with regional and national agricultural bodies.

Labs/Teams: While not specified, his work suggests involvement with interdisciplinary teams focusing on sustainable agriculture and food systems at the University of Sassari.