Silvia Lucciarini
Biographic Data
| ID | 3436547 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Silvia Lucciarini |
| GIVEN NAMES | Silvia |
| FAMILY NAME | Lucciarini |
| SIGNATURE | LUCCIARINI S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sapienza University of Rome |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4531-9678 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Professions and professionalism from a gendered perspective in the Global North and the Global South
This editorial introduces the special issue by reframing professions as gendered and intersectional sites where professional legitimacy is sought under unequal conditions. Building on the sociology of professions, feminist scholarship, and intersectional theory, it defines professional legitimacy as a relational status granted within specific institutional, organizational, and geopolitical settings. The main argument is that professional legitima…
Ideal worker norms and narrative contradictions in a Big4 consulting firm: An intersectional analysis of project-based work during the pandemic
This article investigates how ideal worker norms were sustained and reshaped in a Big4 consulting firm during the COVID-19 pandemic. Drawing on 25 longitudinal narrative interviews – conducted across three waves between 2020 and 2021 with partners, directors, managers, and analysts – the study examines how organizational actors experienced the shift to remote and hybrid work arrangements. While the firm’s ‘official message’ emphasized flexibility…
I lavoratori del SSN (non) vanno in paradiso. Condizioni di lavoro e rappresentanza dopo l'emergenza pandemica: Evidenze da una survey settoriale
Measuring organizational effects on street-level bureaucrats’ discretionality: A comparative study of three Italian contexts
Recent studies on Street-Level Bureaucracy (SLB) have diversified significantly, especially following Brodkin’s 2011 call to include non-public actors in analyses of public policy implementation. Discretion remains central, often framed as a source of tension between management and workers, particularly in light of new organizational practices such as accountability and digitization. This paper shifts the focus from individual perspectives to exa…
Andrea Membretti, Filippo Barbera E Gianni Tartari, a Cura Di (2024). Migrazioni Verticali. La Montagna Ci Salverà? Roma: Donzelli, 216 pp., € 17,00; ISBN 9788855225830
Is an urban waste-to-energy plant a “green” megaproject? The power of narratives in shaping the city: A Danish case study
The role of communication in shaping cities has increased mainly in the last decades due to its relevance to the policymaking process. Even if the scientific debate regarding the Narrative Policy Framework reveals the importance of policy narratives influencing policy outcomes, the relationship between policy and political narratives has often been overlooked. In this paper, we explore this relationship by analysing the policy process of a megapr…
Divided plates: Unveiling Italy's unequal school food policies
Despite the benefits of school meals, their provision is often not universal, being it an on-demand, pay-for-service, with the risk of creating significant disparities in their accessibility across schools, regions and social groups. In this paper, we explore food school food policies in Italy from this perspective, analysing the unequal distribution of the service and reflecting upon the implications. Our findings reveal huge disparities that re…
Bridging the “consent gap”: Mechanisms of legitimization in a cross-border megaproject
In the recent debate on megaprojects (MPs), greater attention is devoted to the functioning of the interorganizational and multiactor networks that are one of the most innovative features in recent years. The complexity of these structures brings out governability issues for an MP’s management. Mutual recognition and consent become elements capable of inaugurating more collaborative processes and practices to reduce organizational and management …
Eventually detached, eventually belonging. A residential narratives' based institutionalist perspective on urban regeneration and the middle classes in Milan and Marseille
Quale agency per gli esperimenti urbani? Sperimentalismo e tattiche nel Grands Voisins a Parigi e al Mitreo di Corviale a Roma
A partire dagli anni Duemila nel repertoire delle idee urbanistiche, ha preso piede la cosiddetta "urbanistica tattica", o transitoria, un'iniziativa svolta su terreni non occupati e edifici vuoti che mira a coinvolgere la comunità circostante prima che il sito sia sviluppato. Un aspetto cruciale nelle analisi sull'urbanistica tattica nelle sue forme istituzionalizzate -e quindi nelle public policy- è relativo alla composizione delle arene locali…
Organization matters. Policy entrepreneurship among Street-Level Bureaucrats in public employment services. Insights from an Italian case-study
In this paper we seek to overcome the knowledge gap in street-level bureaucracy (SLB) literature on labour market policies, focusing on a specific public employment service (PES). In the context of active labour market policies (ALMP), PES are seen as strategic because they have a direct effect on reducing unemployment in both the short and long run and an indirect effect on reinforcing long-term training programmes. However, recent reforms of pu…
Towards a welfare system that produces inequality? Interpreting the new conditions of inclusion and exclusion in two Italian cases in a macro-micro-macro perspective
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the mechanisms through which social inequality is produced and reproduced, beginning from an examination of the close interrelationship between the macro level of policy and institutional action and the micro level of activity by a variety of actors. Design/methodology/approach Referring specifically to Italy and considering exemplary cases, namely the conditions of esodati and new self-employed wor…
Ruolo e rapporti tra attore pubblico e privato nel governodel territorio. Il caso di Roma
The analysis takes into account local institutions, adopting an historical and process-oriented perspective. It is shown how institutions influence action itself, voluntary or involuntary. It is shown how the rise of a new actor, the consorzio di autorecupero, affects both the contents and the visions of urban renewal and requalification. It comes with a deep rewriting of the social cohesion at local level, wich seems deeply affected with a minim…
Politiche della casa a Roma: Premesse Per Una Missione (Im)possibile
Politiche della casa a Roma: premesse per una missione (im)possibile? Housing policies in RomeThat article describes the governance of the housing policies and the transformation of supply and offer side of houses in Rome, since the great urbanization process happened from the 1950.The hypothesis is that there is a sort of disembedding between citizens and istitutions, as a result of both the crisis of representation and the rescailng process, in…
Bridging the “consent gap”: Mechanisms of legitimization in a cross-border megaproject
In the recent debate on megaprojects (MPs), greater attention is devoted to the functioning of the interorganizational and multiactor networks that are one of the most innovative features in recent years. The complexity of these structures brings out governability issues for an MP’s management. Mutual recognition and consent become elements capable of inaugurating more collaborative processes and practices to reduce organizational and management …
Organization matters. Policy entrepreneurship among Street-Level Bureaucrats in public employment services. Insights from an Italian case-study
In this paper we seek to overcome the knowledge gap in street-level bureaucracy (SLB) literature on labour market policies, focusing on a specific public employment service (PES). In the context of active labour market policies (ALMP), PES are seen as strategic because they have a direct effect on reducing unemployment in both the short and long run and an indirect effect on reinforcing long-term training programmes. However, recent reforms of pu…
Measuring organizational effects on street-level bureaucrats’ discretionality: A comparative study of three Italian contexts
Recent studies on Street-Level Bureaucracy (SLB) have diversified significantly, especially following Brodkin’s 2011 call to include non-public actors in analyses of public policy implementation. Discretion remains central, often framed as a source of tension between management and workers, particularly in light of new organizational practices such as accountability and digitization. This paper shifts the focus from individual perspectives to exa…
Divided plates: Unveiling Italy's unequal school food policies
Despite the benefits of school meals, their provision is often not universal, being it an on-demand, pay-for-service, with the risk of creating significant disparities in their accessibility across schools, regions and social groups. In this paper, we explore food school food policies in Italy from this perspective, analysing the unequal distribution of the service and reflecting upon the implications. Our findings reveal huge disparities that re…
Quale agency per gli esperimenti urbani? Sperimentalismo e tattiche nel Grands Voisins a Parigi e al Mitreo di Corviale a Roma
A partire dagli anni Duemila nel repertoire delle idee urbanistiche, ha preso piede la cosiddetta "urbanistica tattica", o transitoria, un'iniziativa svolta su terreni non occupati e edifici vuoti che mira a coinvolgere la comunità circostante prima che il sito sia sviluppato. Un aspetto cruciale nelle analisi sull'urbanistica tattica nelle sue forme istituzionalizzate -e quindi nelle public policy- è relativo alla composizione delle arene locali…
Ruolo e rapporti tra attore pubblico e privato nel governodel territorio. Il caso di Roma
The analysis takes into account local institutions, adopting an historical and process-oriented perspective. It is shown how institutions influence action itself, voluntary or involuntary. It is shown how the rise of a new actor, the consorzio di autorecupero, affects both the contents and the visions of urban renewal and requalification. It comes with a deep rewriting of the social cohesion at local level, wich seems deeply affected with a minim…
Politiche della casa a Roma: Premesse Per Una Missione (Im)possibile
Politiche della casa a Roma: premesse per una missione (im)possibile? Housing policies in RomeThat article describes the governance of the housing policies and the transformation of supply and offer side of houses in Rome, since the great urbanization process happened from the 1950.The hypothesis is that there is a sort of disembedding between citizens and istitutions, as a result of both the crisis of representation and the rescailng process, in…
Politiche della casa a Roma: Premesse Per Una Missione (Im)possibile
Politiche della casa a Roma: premesse per una missione (im)possibile? Housing policies in RomeThat article describes the governance of the housing policies and the transformation of supply and offer side of houses in Rome, since the great urbanization process happened from the 1950.The hypothesis is that there is a sort of disembedding between citizens and istitutions, as a result of both the crisis of representation and the rescailng process, in…
Ruolo e rapporti tra attore pubblico e privato nel governodel territorio. Il caso di Roma
The analysis takes into account local institutions, adopting an historical and process-oriented perspective. It is shown how institutions influence action itself, voluntary or involuntary. It is shown how the rise of a new actor, the consorzio di autorecupero, affects both the contents and the visions of urban renewal and requalification. It comes with a deep rewriting of the social cohesion at local level, wich seems deeply affected with a minim…
Towards a welfare system that produces inequality? Interpreting the new conditions of inclusion and exclusion in two Italian cases in a macro-micro-macro perspective
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the mechanisms through which social inequality is produced and reproduced, beginning from an examination of the close interrelationship between the macro level of policy and institutional action and the micro level of activity by a variety of actors. Design/methodology/approach Referring specifically to Italy and considering exemplary cases, namely the conditions of esodati and new self-employed wor…
Organization matters. Policy entrepreneurship among Street-Level Bureaucrats in public employment services. Insights from an Italian case-study
In this paper we seek to overcome the knowledge gap in street-level bureaucracy (SLB) literature on labour market policies, focusing on a specific public employment service (PES). In the context of active labour market policies (ALMP), PES are seen as strategic because they have a direct effect on reducing unemployment in both the short and long run and an indirect effect on reinforcing long-term training programmes. However, recent reforms of pu…
Quale agency per gli esperimenti urbani? Sperimentalismo e tattiche nel Grands Voisins a Parigi e al Mitreo di Corviale a Roma
A partire dagli anni Duemila nel repertoire delle idee urbanistiche, ha preso piede la cosiddetta "urbanistica tattica", o transitoria, un'iniziativa svolta su terreni non occupati e edifici vuoti che mira a coinvolgere la comunità circostante prima che il sito sia sviluppato. Un aspetto cruciale nelle analisi sull'urbanistica tattica nelle sue forme istituzionalizzate -e quindi nelle public policy- è relativo alla composizione delle arene locali…
Bridging the “consent gap”: Mechanisms of legitimization in a cross-border megaproject
In the recent debate on megaprojects (MPs), greater attention is devoted to the functioning of the interorganizational and multiactor networks that are one of the most innovative features in recent years. The complexity of these structures brings out governability issues for an MP’s management. Mutual recognition and consent become elements capable of inaugurating more collaborative processes and practices to reduce organizational and management …
Eventually detached, eventually belonging. A residential narratives' based institutionalist perspective on urban regeneration and the middle classes in Milan and Marseille
Andrea Membretti, Filippo Barbera E Gianni Tartari, a Cura Di (2024). Migrazioni Verticali. La Montagna Ci Salverà? Roma: Donzelli, 216 pp., € 17,00; ISBN 9788855225830
Is an urban waste-to-energy plant a “green” megaproject? The power of narratives in shaping the city: A Danish case study
The role of communication in shaping cities has increased mainly in the last decades due to its relevance to the policymaking process. Even if the scientific debate regarding the Narrative Policy Framework reveals the importance of policy narratives influencing policy outcomes, the relationship between policy and political narratives has often been overlooked. In this paper, we explore this relationship by analysing the policy process of a megapr…
Divided plates: Unveiling Italy's unequal school food policies
Despite the benefits of school meals, their provision is often not universal, being it an on-demand, pay-for-service, with the risk of creating significant disparities in their accessibility across schools, regions and social groups. In this paper, we explore food school food policies in Italy from this perspective, analysing the unequal distribution of the service and reflecting upon the implications. Our findings reveal huge disparities that re…
I lavoratori del SSN (non) vanno in paradiso. Condizioni di lavoro e rappresentanza dopo l'emergenza pandemica: Evidenze da una survey settoriale
Measuring organizational effects on street-level bureaucrats’ discretionality: A comparative study of three Italian contexts
Recent studies on Street-Level Bureaucracy (SLB) have diversified significantly, especially following Brodkin’s 2011 call to include non-public actors in analyses of public policy implementation. Discretion remains central, often framed as a source of tension between management and workers, particularly in light of new organizational practices such as accountability and digitization. This paper shifts the focus from individual perspectives to exa…
Professions and professionalism from a gendered perspective in the Global North and the Global South
This editorial introduces the special issue by reframing professions as gendered and intersectional sites where professional legitimacy is sought under unequal conditions. Building on the sociology of professions, feminist scholarship, and intersectional theory, it defines professional legitimacy as a relational status granted within specific institutional, organizational, and geopolitical settings. The main argument is that professional legitima…
Ideal worker norms and narrative contradictions in a Big4 consulting firm: An intersectional analysis of project-based work during the pandemic
This article investigates how ideal worker norms were sustained and reshaped in a Big4 consulting firm during the COVID-19 pandemic. Drawing on 25 longitudinal narrative interviews – conducted across three waves between 2020 and 2021 with partners, directors, managers, and analysts – the study examines how organizational actors experienced the shift to remote and hybrid work arrangements. While the firm’s ‘official message’ emphasized flexibility…
Political science (6 works) · Italian Social Issues and Migration (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Narrative (3 works) · Economic geography (2 works)