Phd in MODELS FOR ECONOMICS AND FINANCE

email: filippo.celata@uniroma1.it
phone: +390649766778
building: Economia
room: 533

Filippo Celata (Rome, Italy, 1974), PhD in economic geography, since 2006 is faculty and since 2021 full professor at the University of Rome La Sapienza, where he teaches Economic Geography, Local Development and Spatial Data Analysis. He is co-director of the Rivista Geografica Italiana, coordinator of the PhD of the Department MEMOTEF of Sapienza University, member of the executive council of the Società Geografica Italiana, and founding member of the Association "Roma Ricerca Roma". His main research interests are urban and regional economies and policies. He is principal investigator of the Project of National Relevance "The Short-term City: Digital Platforms and Sociospatial (In)Justice", and co-PI of the research project PNRR PE5 Spoke 9 “Cultural Heritage Active Innovation for Next-Gen Sustainable Societies [Changes]”. His research has been published on some of the most relevant scientific journals in human geography and urban studies, such as Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, Annals of Tourism Research, Urban Studies, Political Geography, and is frequently mentioned in national and foreign media such as Corriere della Sera, Repubblica, Manifesto, Internazionale, l’Espresso, Wall Street Journal, Times, and others.