Marco Cellini
Biographic Data
| ID | 3556131 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marco Cellini |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marco |
| FAMILY NAME | Cellini |
| SIGNATURE | CELLINI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institute for Research on Population and Social Policies |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7580-2804 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 11 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Cooking energy sources and the lived experience of health
Background Despite global commitments under Sustainable Development Goal 7, almost one billion people in Sub-Saharan Africa still rely on polluting cooking fuels. Although biomedical research has established the health risks of household air pollution, less is known about how cooking energy sources relate to adults' everyday experiences of health and safety across countries. Methods Using harmonised survey data from 10,637 adults in Kenya, Nigeri…
Hostile work climate
Achieving climate neutrality by 2050 demands a fundamental transformation of the energy sector, which currently accounts for 76.6% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Meeting these targets requires attention not only to the green technologies produced by research and innovation (R&I), but also to who drives these innovations and under what working conditions. Despite progress made over recent decades, women remain systematically underrepresented …
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…
The Reform of the UN Security Council
Since the end of the Cold War, a rejuvenated wide-ranging debate has unfolded about reforming the UN Security Council ( SC ) even though states have not reached any agreement. This paper considers the goals that should inspire any reform of the SC . Should it be made explicit in what capacity the Member States act: in their own interest, that of their geographical group, or to promote the purposes of the United Nations? A review of the voting pat…
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…
Who populist voter are? Assessing the presence of common identities’ traits among populist voters in the European Union
Political, economic and, now, health dynamics have caused and continue to cause a worsening of citizens’ living conditions within most of western democracies. The literature highlighted how this contributed to the increase of citizens’ frustration and the drop of their trust in democratic institutions. In this context, a populist upsurge has been registered among all western democracies. Established political parties, media and academics often te…
For the few and under specific conditions. Participatory budgeting in Milan
Participatory budgeting (PB) has become one of the most widely employed and extensively debated instruments in the field of participatory democracy. Its supporters have highlighted its ability to increase political participation and the empowerment of citizens. Critics have warned of its (lack of) capacity to be inclusive and to fulfil promises of greater transparency and effective empowerment of citizens. The present article, through the analysi…
Gender Gap in Political Science
This article assesses whether a gender gap in political science, identified in the international literature, also is present in the context of Italian political science. The literature has mostly centered on the comparison of female publication rates in international journals with the academic workforce in the United States, but this raises an issue of data comparability. As an alternative strategy to avoid comparability biases, this study focuse…
Refugees in the European Union
The flows of refugees have ignited the European political debate, thereby boosting nationalistic forces in almost all countries. The aim of this paper is to counterbalance a widespread view about their overall impact and show that the number of asylum seekers did not represent a ‘refugee crises’. It argues, however, that the current European Union institutions and procedures are highly insufficient to successfully manage refugee inflows and asylu…
The democratization process
Filling the Gap of the Dublin System
This paper analyses the European legislation on asylum, the so-called ‘Dublin System’, finding three main issues affecting it a) the allocation of refugees between member states; b) the differences between member states in the treatment of asylum seekers and asylum applications; and c) the differences in the rights granted to the refugee status across member states. In addition, it examines the European Agenda on Migration that represents the off…
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…
Gender Gap in Political Science
This article assesses whether a gender gap in political science, identified in the international literature, also is present in the context of Italian political science. The literature has mostly centered on the comparison of female publication rates in international journals with the academic workforce in the United States, but this raises an issue of data comparability. As an alternative strategy to avoid comparability biases, this study focuse…
Filling the Gap of the Dublin System
This paper analyses the European legislation on asylum, the so-called ‘Dublin System’, finding three main issues affecting it a) the allocation of refugees between member states; b) the differences between member states in the treatment of asylum seekers and asylum applications; and c) the differences in the rights granted to the refugee status across member states. In addition, it examines the European Agenda on Migration that represents the off…
The democratization process
Refugees in the European Union
The flows of refugees have ignited the European political debate, thereby boosting nationalistic forces in almost all countries. The aim of this paper is to counterbalance a widespread view about their overall impact and show that the number of asylum seekers did not represent a ‘refugee crises’. It argues, however, that the current European Union institutions and procedures are highly insufficient to successfully manage refugee inflows and asylu…
Who populist voter are? Assessing the presence of common identities’ traits among populist voters in the European Union
Political, economic and, now, health dynamics have caused and continue to cause a worsening of citizens’ living conditions within most of western democracies. The literature highlighted how this contributed to the increase of citizens’ frustration and the drop of their trust in democratic institutions. In this context, a populist upsurge has been registered among all western democracies. Established political parties, media and academics often te…
For the few and under specific conditions. Participatory budgeting in Milan
Participatory budgeting (PB) has become one of the most widely employed and extensively debated instruments in the field of participatory democracy. Its supporters have highlighted its ability to increase political participation and the empowerment of citizens. Critics have warned of its (lack of) capacity to be inclusive and to fulfil promises of greater transparency and effective empowerment of citizens. The present article, through the analysi…
Gender Gap in Political Science
This article assesses whether a gender gap in political science, identified in the international literature, also is present in the context of Italian political science. The literature has mostly centered on the comparison of female publication rates in international journals with the academic workforce in the United States, but this raises an issue of data comparability. As an alternative strategy to avoid comparability biases, this study focuse…
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…
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…
The Reform of the UN Security Council
Since the end of the Cold War, a rejuvenated wide-ranging debate has unfolded about reforming the UN Security Council ( SC ) even though states have not reached any agreement. This paper considers the goals that should inspire any reform of the SC . Should it be made explicit in what capacity the Member States act: in their own interest, that of their geographical group, or to promote the purposes of the United Nations? A review of the voting pat…
Cooking energy sources and the lived experience of health
Background Despite global commitments under Sustainable Development Goal 7, almost one billion people in Sub-Saharan Africa still rely on polluting cooking fuels. Although biomedical research has established the health risks of household air pollution, less is known about how cooking energy sources relate to adults' everyday experiences of health and safety across countries. Methods Using harmonised survey data from 10,637 adults in Kenya, Nigeri…
Hostile work climate
Achieving climate neutrality by 2050 demands a fundamental transformation of the energy sector, which currently accounts for 76.6% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Meeting these targets requires attention not only to the green technologies produced by research and innovation (R&I), but also to who drives these innovations and under what working conditions. Despite progress made over recent decades, women remain systematically underrepresented …
Political science (8 works) · Law (7 works) · Politics (7 works) · Economics (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · European union (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Democracy (3 works) · Energy and Environment Impacts (3 works)