Research: Spatial Justice and Urban Peace: Counter-Cartography as a Tool for Analysis and Mediation in Overtourism-Driven Conflicts
PhD candidate in Peace Studies, Curriculum 6 - Space, territories, resources and narratives from the perspective of peace, with a research project titled "Spatial Justice and Urban Peace: Counter-Cartography as a Tool for Analysis and Mediation in Overtourism-Driven Conflicts". She holds a Bachelor's degree in Asian and African Languages and Cultures from the University of Turin with a thesis titled "Decolonizing Ethnographic Museums of Chinese Art". In 2025, she participated in the Erasmus+ exchange program at the Université Paris Nanterre, subsequently continuing her fieldwork in Paris to investigate the dynamics of Parisian urban tourism. She graduated in March 2026 with a Master's degree in Area and Global Studies for International Cooperation from the University of Turin, defending a thesis titled "Rethinking Urban Tourism: Developing an Evolved Urban Slow Tourism Development Model in the Digital Age. A Case Study of Paris".