Research: Climate Adaptation and Mitigation under Risk Conditions and Inclusion and Development Approaches in Rural and Urban Contexts
I am a Ph.D. Candidate at Sapienza University of Rome, studying Economics and Law. I earned my B.A. in Socioeconomics from the University of Hamburg before continuing my studies at the University of Pavia, Southwestern University of Finance and Economics (China), and the Kiel Institute for the World Economy (Germany).
My recent research focuses on social capital and cognitive abilities, particularly their role in economic success in Papua New Guinea. My doctoral dissertation explores behavioral economics and its relevance to sustainable development.
My doctoral dissertation focuses on the point of view of behavioral economics, the psychological and behavioral aspects that lead to a sustainable development. Currently, I am researching Climate Change and cooperation in Papua New Guinea, as well as sustainable behavior to enhance inclusion in European cities.
Additionally, I am collaborating with the Links Foundation in Turin on the Horizon project Juststreet.