Maurizio Pisati
Biographic Data
| ID | 3976255 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maurizio Pisati |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maurizio |
| FAMILY NAME | Pisati |
| SIGNATURE | PISATI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Milano-Bicocca |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1517-8472 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Marriage choices, social homogamy and modernization in Milan, 1890-1899 and 1950-1959
Marriage patterns are a key element in the social reproduction of inequalities because, through marriage, socio-economic resources are distributed among individuals and households. Furthermore, the measure by which individuals from different groups marry each other can be considered as an indicator of the grade of openness of a society. From a historical perspective, modernization theory has traditionally predicted a decrease in marital homogamy …
Determinants of international tourist choices in Italian provinces: A joint demand–supply approach with spatial effects
The Weight of the Genetic and Environmental Dimensions in the Inter-Generational Transmission of Educational Success
The standard sociological approach to the study of social stratification and mobility fails to take due account of the role played by the genetic confounders which, as emerges from other fields of research, condition the processes by which inequalities are transmitted and structured. For over a century, behavioural genetics has shown that a significant proportion of cognitive abilities and personality characteristics that play important roles in …
Understanding the socio-economic distribution of multiple deprivation: An application of self-organising maps
Mapping patterns of multiple deprivation using self-organising maps: An application to EU-Silc data for Ireland
The Italian Mobility Regime: 1985–97
Analyses changes in the Italian social mobility regime over the period 1985 to 1997. First, it is shown that both men’s and women’s absolute rates of mobility have remained substantially stable during the period under analysis. Some changes did occur in relative mobility changes: on the one hand, the strength of the barriers separating the urban manual and non-manual classes has increased somewhat; on the other hand, the degree of viscosity of ag…
Belonging without believing: Catholics in contemporary Italy
This article seeks to illustrate some characteristics of the religiosity of Italians, focusing on Catholicism and interpreting the data in the light of the model of religious economy. The issue of belonging to the Catholic Church is addressed first, with an emphasis on problems of measurement and on the factors which underlie the differentiation of religious orientations in Italy. Next, the practice of Catholicism, primarily attendance at Mass, i…
La mobilité sociale en Italie
Dans le domaine des sciences sociales italiennes, l'étude de la mobilité sociale n'a jamais suscité un intérêt proportionnel à l'importance que cette thématique revêt au sein de la sociologie classique et contemporaine. Si l'on exclut l'étude novatrice de F. Chessa (1912) et la recherche - dont les résultats n'ont toutefois jamais été publiés - menée au cours des années soixante-dix par Paolo Ammassari (1977), les analyses poursuivies par le soci…
Mobility Regimes and Generative Mechanisms: A Comparative Analysis of Italy and the UnitedStates
The purpose of this paper is to carry out a comparative analysis of the intergenerational mobility regimes observed in Italy and the United States in the middle of the 1980s. First, I propose a theoretical model that accounts for mobility propensities in terms of underlying generative mechanisms. This model is then operationalized, translated into a hybrid log-linear model for frequencies, and fitted to the pertinent mobility tables to verify whe…
Belonging without believing: Catholics in contemporary Italy
This article seeks to illustrate some characteristics of the religiosity of Italians, focusing on Catholicism and interpreting the data in the light of the model of religious economy. The issue of belonging to the Catholic Church is addressed first, with an emphasis on problems of measurement and on the factors which underlie the differentiation of religious orientations in Italy. Next, the practice of Catholicism, primarily attendance at Mass, i…
Determinants of international tourist choices in Italian provinces: A joint demand–supply approach with spatial effects
Understanding the socio-economic distribution of multiple deprivation: An application of self-organising maps
Mobility Regimes and Generative Mechanisms: A Comparative Analysis of Italy and the UnitedStates
The purpose of this paper is to carry out a comparative analysis of the intergenerational mobility regimes observed in Italy and the United States in the middle of the 1980s. First, I propose a theoretical model that accounts for mobility propensities in terms of underlying generative mechanisms. This model is then operationalized, translated into a hybrid log-linear model for frequencies, and fitted to the pertinent mobility tables to verify whe…
The Weight of the Genetic and Environmental Dimensions in the Inter-Generational Transmission of Educational Success
The standard sociological approach to the study of social stratification and mobility fails to take due account of the role played by the genetic confounders which, as emerges from other fields of research, condition the processes by which inequalities are transmitted and structured. For over a century, behavioural genetics has shown that a significant proportion of cognitive abilities and personality characteristics that play important roles in …
Mapping patterns of multiple deprivation using self-organising maps: An application to EU-Silc data for Ireland
La mobilité sociale en Italie
Dans le domaine des sciences sociales italiennes, l'étude de la mobilité sociale n'a jamais suscité un intérêt proportionnel à l'importance que cette thématique revêt au sein de la sociologie classique et contemporaine. Si l'on exclut l'étude novatrice de F. Chessa (1912) et la recherche - dont les résultats n'ont toutefois jamais été publiés - menée au cours des années soixante-dix par Paolo Ammassari (1977), les analyses poursuivies par le soci…
Mobility Regimes and Generative Mechanisms: A Comparative Analysis of Italy and the UnitedStates
The purpose of this paper is to carry out a comparative analysis of the intergenerational mobility regimes observed in Italy and the United States in the middle of the 1980s. First, I propose a theoretical model that accounts for mobility propensities in terms of underlying generative mechanisms. This model is then operationalized, translated into a hybrid log-linear model for frequencies, and fitted to the pertinent mobility tables to verify whe…
La mobilité sociale en Italie
Dans le domaine des sciences sociales italiennes, l'étude de la mobilité sociale n'a jamais suscité un intérêt proportionnel à l'importance que cette thématique revêt au sein de la sociologie classique et contemporaine. Si l'on exclut l'étude novatrice de F. Chessa (1912) et la recherche - dont les résultats n'ont toutefois jamais été publiés - menée au cours des années soixante-dix par Paolo Ammassari (1977), les analyses poursuivies par le soci…
Belonging without believing: Catholics in contemporary Italy
This article seeks to illustrate some characteristics of the religiosity of Italians, focusing on Catholicism and interpreting the data in the light of the model of religious economy. The issue of belonging to the Catholic Church is addressed first, with an emphasis on problems of measurement and on the factors which underlie the differentiation of religious orientations in Italy. Next, the practice of Catholicism, primarily attendance at Mass, i…
The Italian Mobility Regime: 1985–97
Analyses changes in the Italian social mobility regime over the period 1985 to 1997. First, it is shown that both men’s and women’s absolute rates of mobility have remained substantially stable during the period under analysis. Some changes did occur in relative mobility changes: on the one hand, the strength of the barriers separating the urban manual and non-manual classes has increased somewhat; on the other hand, the degree of viscosity of ag…
Understanding the socio-economic distribution of multiple deprivation: An application of self-organising maps
Mapping patterns of multiple deprivation using self-organising maps: An application to EU-Silc data for Ireland
The Weight of the Genetic and Environmental Dimensions in the Inter-Generational Transmission of Educational Success
The standard sociological approach to the study of social stratification and mobility fails to take due account of the role played by the genetic confounders which, as emerges from other fields of research, condition the processes by which inequalities are transmitted and structured. For over a century, behavioural genetics has shown that a significant proportion of cognitive abilities and personality characteristics that play important roles in …
Determinants of international tourist choices in Italian provinces: A joint demand–supply approach with spatial effects
Marriage choices, social homogamy and modernization in Milan, 1890-1899 and 1950-1959
Marriage patterns are a key element in the social reproduction of inequalities because, through marriage, socio-economic resources are distributed among individuals and households. Furthermore, the measure by which individuals from different groups marry each other can be considered as an indicator of the grade of openness of a society. From a historical perspective, modernization theory has traditionally predicted a decrease in marital homogamy …
Economics (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Social science (4 works) · Demographic economics (3 works) · Intergenerational and Educational Inequality Studies (3 works) · Labor market dynamics and wage inequality (3 works) · Social mobility (3 works) · Demography (2 works) · Econometrics (2 works)