Serena Tagliacozzo
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1245463 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Serena Tagliacozzo |
| NOMBRES | Serena |
| APELLIDO | Tagliacozzo |
| FIRMA | TAGLIACOZZO S |
| AFILIACIONES | Institute for Research on Population and Social Policies |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2067-9535 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 11 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 29 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Energy transition for whom? Gender dimensions in the European Union recovery and resilience plans
While the European Union has made strong commitments to a just and inclusive energy transition, the gender-energy nexus remains insufficiently addressed within existing policy frameworks. This study applies the NRRPs Gender-Energy Nexus Assessment Framework to assess the extent to which gender considerations are integrated into the energy transition measures outlined in EU Member States' National Recovery and Resilience Plans (NRRPs). The analysi…
A methodology for identifying, documenting and extrapolating potential good practices in disaster risk management
Making evidence-based decisions in Disaster Risk Management is crucial for practitioners. However, it remains unclear how to systematically identify and characterise potential good practices to build upon available experiences. This paper proposes a methodology for identifying, documenting, and extrapolating potential good practices in Disaster Risk Management from the literature with a procedure that consists of five steps. Step 1 involves defin…
Exploring the nexus of gender and energy transitions
Against the backdrop of the growing emphasis on gender aspects in the energy transition within the scientific community, this Systematic Literature Review provides a comprehensive analysis of the current state of scientific literature on the interconnection between gender issues and energy transitions. Unlike other SLRs on the topic, the primary contribution of this paper is to comprehensively analyze the gender-energy transitions nexus, encompas…
A system-thinking approach for migration studies
Migration studies first took up a systems perspective in the 1970s to explain migration flows and their dynamics over time. Over the last decades, the dominant discourse and analysis in migration studies have remained constrained within the limits of the ‘migration system’. While the influence of the ‘wider environment’ on the migration system has been recognized, what the elements of the wider environment are and their mechanisms of influence re…
An integrated governance framework to map out and act on the interrelationships between human mobility and disaster risk
In modern complex societies with profoundly interlinked sectors and sub-sectors, policymakers and scholars need to adopt systemic thinking as an analytical lens for mapping the intersections and interdependencies between social systems and their related vulnerabilities. This paper argues for an integrated governance approach to manage the risks and opportunities arising from the interactions between human mobility (HM) and disaster risk (DR). The…
Public agencies tweeting the Covid-19 pandemic
Introduction Despite the importance of national-level public health agencies in times of a pandemic, there is limited comparative understanding of their must-have and forgotten pandemic-related communication topics. Methods To fill this gap in the literature, this article presents an analysis of COVID-related communication topics by national-level health agencies in Italy, Sweden, and the United States using the IDEA (Internalization, Distributio…
A relations-based evaluation framework to support collaborative research and innovation (R&I) networks
The majority of the projects funded under the European Research Framework Programme (FP) require a collaborative effort in order to tackle complex societal challenges. The underlying assumption is that collaborative networks boost research productivity and the attainment of the goals set out by the European Commission's agenda. In general, the production of scientific knowledge increasingly takes place within networks and consortia with a wide di…
Gender equality plans (GEPs) as a framework to devise gender equality measures for disaster research
Recently, disaster scholars have started to take a critical stance toward how disaster research is conducted and the extent to which disaster studies are inclusive toward research participants and researchers from diverse backgrounds. This article endorses an inward gaze to reflect on the dynamics playing out within the disaster research in terms of gender imbalances. Importantly, the article is not a review of the studies on gender issues in dis…
International Perspectives on Covid-19 Communication Ecologies
Communicating during a crisis can be challenging for public agencies as their communication ecology becomes increasingly complex while the need for fast and reliable public communication remains high. Using the lens of communication ecology, this study examines the online communication of national public health agencies during the COVID-19 pandemic in Italy, Sweden, and the United States. Based on content analysis of Twitter data ( n = 856) and a…
The interplay between structural and systemic vulnerability during the Covid-19 pandemic
Migrants are at risk globally to the COVID-19 pandemic. Here, we focus on migrant agricultural workers in Capitanata, Apulia, Southern Italy. The concept of vulnerability provides our entry point. We distinguish between structural and systemic vulnerability to capture the interplay between the two during crisis situations. Structural vulnerability is limited to a certain system domain whereas systemic vulnerability has potential to create effects…
Government to Citizens (G2C) communication and use of social media in the post-disaster reconstruction phase
Post-disaster reconstruction (PDR) poses specific and complex challenges that government agencies have to deal with. Existing crisis management and communication models as well as literature on social media adoption by public organisations tend to focus on the critical stage, neglecting the issues that arise when the social, physical and cultural environments affected by a disaster have to be rebuilt. Conversely, this paper presents some prelimin…
The interplay between structural and systemic vulnerability during the Covid-19 pandemic
Migrants are at risk globally to the COVID-19 pandemic. Here, we focus on migrant agricultural workers in Capitanata, Apulia, Southern Italy. The concept of vulnerability provides our entry point. We distinguish between structural and systemic vulnerability to capture the interplay between the two during crisis situations. Structural vulnerability is limited to a certain system domain whereas systemic vulnerability has potential to create effects…
A system-thinking approach for migration studies
Migration studies first took up a systems perspective in the 1970s to explain migration flows and their dynamics over time. Over the last decades, the dominant discourse and analysis in migration studies have remained constrained within the limits of the ‘migration system’. While the influence of the ‘wider environment’ on the migration system has been recognized, what the elements of the wider environment are and their mechanisms of influence re…
Exploring the nexus of gender and energy transitions
Against the backdrop of the growing emphasis on gender aspects in the energy transition within the scientific community, this Systematic Literature Review provides a comprehensive analysis of the current state of scientific literature on the interconnection between gender issues and energy transitions. Unlike other SLRs on the topic, the primary contribution of this paper is to comprehensively analyze the gender-energy transitions nexus, encompas…
An integrated governance framework to map out and act on the interrelationships between human mobility and disaster risk
In modern complex societies with profoundly interlinked sectors and sub-sectors, policymakers and scholars need to adopt systemic thinking as an analytical lens for mapping the intersections and interdependencies between social systems and their related vulnerabilities. This paper argues for an integrated governance approach to manage the risks and opportunities arising from the interactions between human mobility (HM) and disaster risk (DR). The…
International Perspectives on Covid-19 Communication Ecologies
Communicating during a crisis can be challenging for public agencies as their communication ecology becomes increasingly complex while the need for fast and reliable public communication remains high. Using the lens of communication ecology, this study examines the online communication of national public health agencies during the COVID-19 pandemic in Italy, Sweden, and the United States. Based on content analysis of Twitter data ( n = 856) and a…
Government to Citizens (G2C) communication and use of social media in the post-disaster reconstruction phase
Post-disaster reconstruction (PDR) poses specific and complex challenges that government agencies have to deal with. Existing crisis management and communication models as well as literature on social media adoption by public organisations tend to focus on the critical stage, neglecting the issues that arise when the social, physical and cultural environments affected by a disaster have to be rebuilt. Conversely, this paper presents some prelimin…
Gender equality plans (GEPs) as a framework to devise gender equality measures for disaster research
Recently, disaster scholars have started to take a critical stance toward how disaster research is conducted and the extent to which disaster studies are inclusive toward research participants and researchers from diverse backgrounds. This article endorses an inward gaze to reflect on the dynamics playing out within the disaster research in terms of gender imbalances. Importantly, the article is not a review of the studies on gender issues in dis…
International Perspectives on Covid-19 Communication Ecologies
Communicating during a crisis can be challenging for public agencies as their communication ecology becomes increasingly complex while the need for fast and reliable public communication remains high. Using the lens of communication ecology, this study examines the online communication of national public health agencies during the COVID-19 pandemic in Italy, Sweden, and the United States. Based on content analysis of Twitter data ( n = 856) and a…
The interplay between structural and systemic vulnerability during the Covid-19 pandemic
Migrants are at risk globally to the COVID-19 pandemic. Here, we focus on migrant agricultural workers in Capitanata, Apulia, Southern Italy. The concept of vulnerability provides our entry point. We distinguish between structural and systemic vulnerability to capture the interplay between the two during crisis situations. Structural vulnerability is limited to a certain system domain whereas systemic vulnerability has potential to create effects…
Public agencies tweeting the Covid-19 pandemic
Introduction Despite the importance of national-level public health agencies in times of a pandemic, there is limited comparative understanding of their must-have and forgotten pandemic-related communication topics. Methods To fill this gap in the literature, this article presents an analysis of COVID-related communication topics by national-level health agencies in Italy, Sweden, and the United States using the IDEA (Internalization, Distributio…
A relations-based evaluation framework to support collaborative research and innovation (R&I) networks
The majority of the projects funded under the European Research Framework Programme (FP) require a collaborative effort in order to tackle complex societal challenges. The underlying assumption is that collaborative networks boost research productivity and the attainment of the goals set out by the European Commission's agenda. In general, the production of scientific knowledge increasingly takes place within networks and consortia with a wide di…
A methodology for identifying, documenting and extrapolating potential good practices in disaster risk management
Making evidence-based decisions in Disaster Risk Management is crucial for practitioners. However, it remains unclear how to systematically identify and characterise potential good practices to build upon available experiences. This paper proposes a methodology for identifying, documenting, and extrapolating potential good practices in Disaster Risk Management from the literature with a procedure that consists of five steps. Step 1 involves defin…
Exploring the nexus of gender and energy transitions
Against the backdrop of the growing emphasis on gender aspects in the energy transition within the scientific community, this Systematic Literature Review provides a comprehensive analysis of the current state of scientific literature on the interconnection between gender issues and energy transitions. Unlike other SLRs on the topic, the primary contribution of this paper is to comprehensively analyze the gender-energy transitions nexus, encompas…
A system-thinking approach for migration studies
Migration studies first took up a systems perspective in the 1970s to explain migration flows and their dynamics over time. Over the last decades, the dominant discourse and analysis in migration studies have remained constrained within the limits of the ‘migration system’. While the influence of the ‘wider environment’ on the migration system has been recognized, what the elements of the wider environment are and their mechanisms of influence re…
An integrated governance framework to map out and act on the interrelationships between human mobility and disaster risk
In modern complex societies with profoundly interlinked sectors and sub-sectors, policymakers and scholars need to adopt systemic thinking as an analytical lens for mapping the intersections and interdependencies between social systems and their related vulnerabilities. This paper argues for an integrated governance approach to manage the risks and opportunities arising from the interactions between human mobility (HM) and disaster risk (DR). The…
Energy transition for whom? Gender dimensions in the European Union recovery and resilience plans
While the European Union has made strong commitments to a just and inclusive energy transition, the gender-energy nexus remains insufficiently addressed within existing policy frameworks. This study applies the NRRPs Gender-Energy Nexus Assessment Framework to assess the extent to which gender considerations are integrated into the energy transition measures outlined in EU Member States' National Recovery and Resilience Plans (NRRPs). The analysi…
Political science (9 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Business (6 obras) · Computer Science (6 obras) · Geography (5 obras) · Public relations (5 obras) · Disaster Management and Resilience (4 obras) · Economics (4 obras) · Public Relations and Crisis Communication (4 obras) · Corporate governance (3 obras)