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He has conducted long-term, intensive ethnographic fieldworks in ItalyCzech Republic ; ongoingand Catalonia Spain In the past decade he has been affiliated for long terms with the Universities of Tallinn, Pardubice, Vienna, and Prague, and has also been a visiting scholar in Germany, Slovenia, Slovakia, and Iceland.
His research interests encompass topics ranging from public rituality to secularisation, from longue-durée cultural continuities to social transformations, from popular cultures to vernacular forms of religiosity, from mythologies to esotericism, from cultural heritage-making to identity formation and nationalism in Europe, and from theories and methods in social and historical sciences to epistemology.
These topics have been approached in a multi-disciplinary fashion and explored theoretically and empirically, either comparatively at the pan-European or global level or with a special attention to Central-Eastern and Mediterranean Europe. His research outputs include four authored books, four edited volumes, bitcoin conference prague 60 peer-reviewed articles in journals and chapters in volumes, several dozen other pieces of writing reviews, reports, non-peer-reviewed articles, etc.
His long international experience has led him to become a polyglot — he can write and speak seven languages and has a good understanding or a passive knowledge of another half a dozen. Apart from his multi disciplinary expertise in social and historical sciences, he has a strong interest in philosophy, linguistics, cognitive sciences, and biology, but his true loves remain literature, music, and the arts.
Email: alessandro.
