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Davide Arcidiacono
University of Catania
Italy
Davide Arcidiacono: researcher in Economic Sociology at the University of Catania. His research work is focused on the issues of digital transformation, sharing economy, deregulation and work transitions. Among his recent publications: (with Duggan M.), Sharing Mobilities: Questioning Our Right To The City In The Collaborative economy, Routledge, 2019; (with Reale G.), Open Data as a Commons? The disclosure of public sector information from a comparative perspective, in Rassegna Italiana di Sociologia, 2/2018; (eds. With Gandini A. and Pais I.), Unboxing the sharing economy: opportunities and risks of the era of collaboration, The Sociological Review, 2018.
Paolo Borghi
University of Milan
Italy
Paolo Borghi: is a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Department of Social and Political Sciences, University of Milan, Italy. Among his recent publications: (with Murgia A.), “Between precariousness and freedom: the ambivalent condition of independent professionals in Italy”, in Conen and Schippers (eds) (2019), Self-Employment as Precarious Work: A European Perspective, Edward Elgar Publishing; (with Mori A. and Semenza R. 2018), “Self-employed professionals in the European labour market. A comparison between Italy, Germany and the UK”, Transfer: European Review of Labour and Research, 24(4), 405-419.
Andrea Ciarini
Sapienza University of Rome
Italy
Andrea Ciarini: researcher in Economic Sociology at the University of Rome. He was member of the board of the AISRI (Italian Industrial Relations Association). He was visiting researcher at London School of Economics and Political Sciences (United Kingdom) and KU Leuven University (Belgium). His main research interests are in the fields of comparative welfare studies, social innovation, labour market policies and industrial relations. Among his recent publications: (with Carrieri M and Ambra C.), The ‘resistible’ rise of decentralized bargaining: a cross-country and inter-sectoral comparison, in Leonardi S. Pedersini R. (eds), Multi-employer bargaining under pressure. Decentralization trends in five European Countries, ETUI: Brussels
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