Angela Delli Paoli
Biographic Data
| ID | 715304 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Angela Delli Paoli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Angela Delli |
| FAMILY NAME | Paoli |
| SIGNATURE | PAOLI A D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Salerno |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1463-2573 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Sport and Disability: Mapping Domains and Competence Networks in the Social Sciences
What are the most recent developments in the scientific literature on disability and sport? How are these topics distributed within the international academic landscape? Can we identify distinct networks of expertise focusing on specific themes? These questions guide the present study, which maps the main thematic areas and collaborative networks in social science research on sport and disability. Methodologically, the article combines a systemat…
The Digitalization of Ethnography: A Scoping Review of Methods in Netnography
The article focuses on the digital transposition of ethnography (e.g., digital ethnography or netnography) which is not a homogeneous approach. In the last few years, various attempts have been made of considering digital fields in ethnographic research producing an internally diverse array of approaches. Differences emerge with reference to objects (digital cultures), research field (contextual fields: blogs, forums, and communities VS decontext…
What Counts as “People” in Digital Social Research? Subject Rethinking and Its Ethical Consequences
This article examines how digitalization reshapes the research subject in social inquiry. We ask, “What counts as a research subject in digital social research, and how do we ethically account for people represented through data, traces, and algorithmic profiles?” We argue that data are inseparable from the people who produce and are affected by them and describe a three-pronged separation—between data and persons, persons and bodies, and researc…
Aspirations and Networks of Italian Migrants to Bogota. A Typology
This paper aims to understand the individual and relational motives supporting migration from Italy to Bogota. Our concern is to achieve a nuanced understanding of how aspirations, on the one hand, and social networks, on the other, shape migratory decisions and structure in broader migration patterns. To do this, we chose a qualitative approach based on narrative interviews with Italians living in Bogota, which were selected through snowball sam…
Traces of Hope from a New Transnational Well-Being Index: World Love Index
The article discusses the development of a new measurement called the World Love Index, which aims to evaluate people’s capacity to care for others and the world as an indicator of well-being. Drawing inspiration from appeals by intellectuals to shift towards a new form of humanism, the proposed new index aims to mark the transition towards a new social ecology, and it emphasizes the importance of social connections and relationships. In this way…
Measuring digital capital in Italy
First, the paper provides a methodological framework for facing challenges and pitfalls in operationalizing and assessing a complex concept in social research. Secondly, results show that Digital Capital operational definition works in Italy as well as in the UK, thus legitimizing its recognition as an independent capital
Migration and Integration of Foreign Priests. Aspirations, Religiosity, and Tensions in the Narratives of Foreign Priests in Italy
This paper aims to understand the individual factors sustaining the migratory flow of Catholic priests to Italy. Priests’ migration cannot be seen as the mere result of lack of vocations and shortage of priests in the host country since their agency, belief, aspirations, and motivations affect their religious identity and, consequently, their integration and participation in the host country. Drawing on qualitative research, this paper collects t…
Conceptualizing Motives for Migration: A Typology of Italian Migrants in the Athens Area
Migration flows from a southern European country to another one have received scarce attention so far. This is especially true for Italians migrating to Greece or, more specifically, the Athens area. Thus, there are limited insights as to the reasons why Italians are leaving and why they have been choosing Greece as their destination. This paper looks at their motives for migrating and their destination choice in order to understand the diversity…
Handbook of Research on Advanced Research Methodologies for a Digital Society
The authors reconstruct the system of advantages and limits of e-mail data collection and web survey technique in social research; for this purpose, they examine in detail a set of studies that stimulate multiple reflections, both with reference to the overall value of survey research and on the role of the web for social sciences. The subject of all selected research designs is a complex social problem that involves the internet, both focus for …
Measuring digital capital in Italy
First, the paper provides a methodological framework for facing challenges and pitfalls in operationalizing and assessing a complex concept in social research. Secondly, results show that Digital Capital operational definition works in Italy as well as in the UK, thus legitimizing its recognition as an independent capital
Conceptualizing Motives for Migration: A Typology of Italian Migrants in the Athens Area
Migration flows from a southern European country to another one have received scarce attention so far. This is especially true for Italians migrating to Greece or, more specifically, the Athens area. Thus, there are limited insights as to the reasons why Italians are leaving and why they have been choosing Greece as their destination. This paper looks at their motives for migrating and their destination choice in order to understand the diversity…
Handbook of Research on Advanced Research Methodologies for a Digital Society
The authors reconstruct the system of advantages and limits of e-mail data collection and web survey technique in social research; for this purpose, they examine in detail a set of studies that stimulate multiple reflections, both with reference to the overall value of survey research and on the role of the web for social sciences. The subject of all selected research designs is a complex social problem that involves the internet, both focus for …
Measuring digital capital in Italy
First, the paper provides a methodological framework for facing challenges and pitfalls in operationalizing and assessing a complex concept in social research. Secondly, results show that Digital Capital operational definition works in Italy as well as in the UK, thus legitimizing its recognition as an independent capital
Migration and Integration of Foreign Priests. Aspirations, Religiosity, and Tensions in the Narratives of Foreign Priests in Italy
This paper aims to understand the individual factors sustaining the migratory flow of Catholic priests to Italy. Priests’ migration cannot be seen as the mere result of lack of vocations and shortage of priests in the host country since their agency, belief, aspirations, and motivations affect their religious identity and, consequently, their integration and participation in the host country. Drawing on qualitative research, this paper collects t…
Traces of Hope from a New Transnational Well-Being Index: World Love Index
The article discusses the development of a new measurement called the World Love Index, which aims to evaluate people’s capacity to care for others and the world as an indicator of well-being. Drawing inspiration from appeals by intellectuals to shift towards a new form of humanism, the proposed new index aims to mark the transition towards a new social ecology, and it emphasizes the importance of social connections and relationships. In this way…
The Digitalization of Ethnography: A Scoping Review of Methods in Netnography
The article focuses on the digital transposition of ethnography (e.g., digital ethnography or netnography) which is not a homogeneous approach. In the last few years, various attempts have been made of considering digital fields in ethnographic research producing an internally diverse array of approaches. Differences emerge with reference to objects (digital cultures), research field (contextual fields: blogs, forums, and communities VS decontext…
What Counts as “People” in Digital Social Research? Subject Rethinking and Its Ethical Consequences
This article examines how digitalization reshapes the research subject in social inquiry. We ask, “What counts as a research subject in digital social research, and how do we ethically account for people represented through data, traces, and algorithmic profiles?” We argue that data are inseparable from the people who produce and are affected by them and describe a three-pronged separation—between data and persons, persons and bodies, and researc…
Aspirations and Networks of Italian Migrants to Bogota. A Typology
This paper aims to understand the individual and relational motives supporting migration from Italy to Bogota. Our concern is to achieve a nuanced understanding of how aspirations, on the one hand, and social networks, on the other, shape migratory decisions and structure in broader migration patterns. To do this, we chose a qualitative approach based on narrative interviews with Italians living in Bogota, which were selected through snowball sam…
Sport and Disability: Mapping Domains and Competence Networks in the Social Sciences
What are the most recent developments in the scientific literature on disability and sport? How are these topics distributed within the international academic landscape? Can we identify distinct networks of expertise focusing on specific themes? These questions guide the present study, which maps the main thematic areas and collaborative networks in social science research on sport and disability. Methodologically, the article combines a systemat…
Sociology (6 works) · Political science (4 works) · Migration and Labor Dynamics (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Economic geography (2 works) · Focus Groups and Qualitative Methods (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works) · Geography (2 works)