Silvia Lucciari

Silvia Lucciari is an Associate Professor at the Department of Social and Economic Sciences at Sapienza University of Rome. She specializes in economic sociology, urban studies, and social policy, with particular focus on labor markets, creative industries, and urban development in Italy and Europe.

Her research interests span several interconnected areas:

• Urban Sociology: Examining urban transformations, regeneration processes, and spatial inequalities in cities like Rome
• Labor Market Studies: Analyzing contemporary work patterns including gig economy, remote work, and creative labor
• Social Policy: Investigating welfare systems, social services, and institutional responses to social challenges
• Community Development: Studying bottom-up initiatives and creative practices in neighborhood contexts

Professor Lucciari's publication record demonstrates consistent engagement with evolving social phenomena, particularly how urban spaces, labor markets, and social policies intersect. Her recent work shows increasing attention to digital transformations of work, urban sustainability challenges, and innovative community responses to social issues. She frequently employs comparative and multi-scalar analytical frameworks that connect micro-level experiences with broader structural conditions.

Her scientific contributions include:

• Numerous peer-reviewed articles in international journals
• Book chapters in edited volumes on Mediterranean models and comparative social policy
• Research projects examining urban development and labor market transformations

Professor Lucciari teaches courses including "Organization of Social Services" and "Economic Sociology" to students in Social Work Sciences and Sociology programs. Her research projects include "What's happening in the city?" which examines labor intermediaries in urban areas, and "NEREIDE New REGulation for Inclusive Development."