Marcello Carammia

Marcello Carammia

Associate Professor in Political Science

University of Catania

About me

I am an Associate Professor in Political Science at the Department of Political and Social Sciences of the University of Catania, Italy, where I hold the Jean Monnet Chair EuDARe in European Politics. I am also an Affiliate of the Institute for Quantitative Social Science at Harvard University.

Before joining the University of Catania, I have been working as a Senior Researcher at the EU Asylum Agency (EUAA - previously European Asylum Support Office), where I was responsible for the Agency’s Research programme on the push and pull factors of asylum-related migration. Previously I have been a Lecturer and then a Senior Lecturer at Institute for European Studies of the University of Malta.

My research focuses mainly on the comparative analysis of institutions and public policies. I have a special interest in the interaction among migration dynamics, politics, and policy, in agenda-setting processes, and in the European Union. I am a founding co-director of the Italian Agendas Project and of the EU Agendas Project.

Complete CV.

Interests
  • Policy agendas
  • Political institutions
  • Migration dynamics, politics, policy
  • EU
  • Italy
Education
  • PhD in Comparative and European Politics, 2008

    University of Siena

  • Laurea in Political Sciences, 2004

    University of Catania

Recent Publications

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EU, World Order Transition and Strategic Autonomy
An Innovative Framework for Analysing Asylum-Related Migration
Using big data to estimate migration “push factors” from Africa
A Agenda do Conselho Europeu face às Crises
Malta: Unstoppable Labour?

Courses

Democracy and Authoritarianism
A graduate course in the Master Programme in Global Politics and Euro-Mediterranean Relations.
Politica comparata
This is an undergraduate course in the Bachelors in Politics and International Relations, Department of Political and Social Sciences. It focuses on the relationships among politics, the media, and society.
Research Design in Political Science
A graduate course jointly offered by the Master Programme in Data Science, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science, and in Global Politics and Euro-Mediterranean Relations, Department of Political and Social Sciences.

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