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DIFIS-Studie 2025/2: Social Policy and Social Policy Research in Italy. Teaching, Data infrastructure and Policy Advice
Most social policy teaching in higher education occurs in BA and MA programmes in social work, where social policy constitutes an important major. Additionally, programmes in political science and sociology often include teaching on welfare studies Social policymaking in Italy is fragmented across various governance levels and actors, often lacking coordination. Therefore, policy advice from civil organisations, think tanks and public bodies with consultancy roles in social policies is embedded in and has to be attuned to this complex landscape. In the Italian context, data infrastructures focused on social policy are similarly fragmented. As social policy encompasses various interconnected fields, several data sources that provide valuable information for social policy research and policymaking can be identified.
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Eduardo Barberis, Leonardo Catena, Angela Genova und Federico Rossi : DIFIS-Studie 2025/2: Social Policy and Social Policy Research in Italy. Teaching, Data infrastructure and Policy Advice
DIFIS-Studie 2025/2
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Eduardo Barberis is a full professor of Sociology at the University of Urbino Carlo Bo, Italy, and founding partner of Co.R.A. Lab, a university consultancy spin-off. His research interests range from local incorporation of migrants to the multi-level governance of welfare policy.
Angela Genova is associate professor of Sociology at the University of Urbino Carlo Bo, Italy, and founding partner of Co.R.A. Lab. She conducts research in the field of social and health policies, and supports local organizations and authorities in shared governance processes, planning and evaluating welfare services and policies.
Federico Rossi, PhD in Global Studies, is a postdoc at the University of Urbino Carlo Bo, working on a project focussed on the multi-level analysis of (under)achievement in education. He teaches „Sociology of social inclusion and exclusion“ in the MA in Psychology program. His primary research interest lies in the sociology of migration.
