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Giuliano Bonoli
Professor

Giuliano Bonoli

Welfare, Sustainability and Eco-Social Policies
Giuliano Bonoli is a Professor of Social Policy at the Swiss Graduate School of Public Administration, University of Lausanne. He earned his PhD from the University of Kent at Canterbury with a dissertation on pension reform in Europe. Over the years, he has been actively involved in numerous national and international research projects covering various aspects of social policy. His research primarily focuses on pension reform, labor markets, and family policies. Recently, he has been working on skill policy as social policy.
Professor Bonoli has published extensively, with articles featured in leading academic journals, including Politics & Society, Journal of European Public Policy, European Sociological Review, Comparative Politics, and Comparative Political Studies.

Global Public Policies Andrea Ruggeri
Andrea Ruggeri
Professor of Political Science

He is Professor of Political Science at the University of Milan and Director of the Global Public Policies component of Epra Hub.
Citizenship, Education and Democracy Paola Mattei
Paola Mattei
Professor of Political Science

She is the Director of the Evidence-Based Policy and Research Action Hub (EPRA Hub) at the University of Milan.
Citizenship, Education and Democracy Teresa Pullano
Teresa Pullano
Post-doctoral Researcher

She is currently a Postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Political, Economic and Social Sciences of the University of Milano Statale.
Citizenship, Education and Democracy Federico Bruno
Federico Bruno
Post-Doctoral Research Fellow

Federico Bruno is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Milan
Welfare, Sustainability and Eco-Social Policies Paolo Funari
Paolo Funari
PhD Student

His research interests concern comparative welfare systems and political economy, particularly social and labour policies. In particular, his research project concerns the social policy trajectories of European welfare states to mitigate the adverse effects of technological change on workers.
Welfare, Sustainability and Eco-Social Policies Stefano Ronchi
Stefano Ronchi
Assistant Professor

His research interests include comparative welfare state analysis, labour market policies and the politics of EU social policy, which he addresses through both quantitative and qualitative methods. More recently, he has been studying the social consequences of the green transition and the provision of occupational welfare in Italy.