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Enrico Padoan Curriculum Vitae et Studiorum - Updated: 17 September 2022 PERSONAL INFORMATION Surname/Name: PADOAN ENRICO Date of Birth: 19/11/1984 Address: Via G. Favaro 13-1, 31020 Revine Lago (TV) Mobile Phone: +39 392 1357345 E-mail: enrico.padoan@unisi.it; enrico.padoan1@sns.it; epadoan@uc.cl *In possession of the National Scientific qualification as Associate Professor in the Italian higher education system for the field 14/A2 [Political Science]* CURRENT POSITION From July 2022 → Post-Doctoral Researcher at the Department of Social, Political and Cognitive Studies of the University of Siena. International Project funded by Horizon 2020 Programme: “EnTrust / Enlightened Trust”, to provide novel insights into trust and distrust in governance and measures to support sustainable and democratic societies in Europe. PREVIOUS POSITIONS March 2019 – July 2022 → Post-Doctoral Researcher at the Department of Social and Political Studies of the Scuola Normale Superiore, Florence. International Project funded by Volkswagen Foundation: “Popular Music and the Rise of Populism in Europe”. EDUCATION • Date (from-to): August 2013-June 2018 Degree: PhD in Political Science, “distinción máxima” Institution: Instituto de Ciencia Política, Universidad Católica de Chile Title of the Dissertation: “A LatinAmericanization of Southern Europe? Anti-Neoliberal Populisms in Comparative Perspective” (Research Started in January 2016) Advisors: Professor Pierre Ostiguy (UC – Chile) and Professor Manuela Caiani (Scuola Normale Superiore – Firenze) Members of the Committee: Professor Julia Lynch (University of Pennsylvania); Professor Juan Pablo Luna (UC – Chile); Professor Carla Alberti (UC - Chile); Professor Kenneth Roberts (Cornell University) • Date (from-to): November 2006-March 2010 Degree: MA in International Politics and Diplomacy, 110/110 cum laude Institution: Università degli Studi di Padova Title of the Dissertation: “The relations between Chile and the two Germanies (1970-1976” Advisor: Professor Filippo Focardi • Date (from-to): September 2003-November 2006 Degree: BA in Political Science and International Relations (History and International Politics), 110/110 cum laude Institution: Università degli Studi di Padova Title of the Dissertation: “The independence of Montenegro in the International Law” Advisor: Professor Enrico Zamuner • Date (from-to): July 2001-January 2002 Educational Experience: visiting student at “Parthenón” college, Santiago de Chile – AFS Program (full fellowship) TEACHING AND RESEARCH ACADEMIC EXPERIENCES • Date: February 2022 Position: Guest Teacher Professor: Professor Manuela Caiani Teaching Activity: Seminar on “Musicological Group Analysis” for the SNS’s doctoral program in Sociology and Political Science. • Date: May 2021 Position: Guest Teacher Professor: Professor Manuela Caiani Teaching Activity: Seminar on “Musicological Group Analysis” for the SNS’s doctoral program in Sociology and Political Science. • Date: March 2021 Position: Guest Teacher Professor: Professor Manuela Caiani Teaching Activity: Seminar on “Left-Wing Populist Parties” for the SNS’s doctoral program in Sociology and Political Science. • Date: December 2020 Position: Guest Teacher Professor: Professors Ivana Acocella and Erika Cellini (University of Florence) Teaching Activity: Seminar on “Musicological Group Analysis” for the University of Florence’s MA on Sociology and Global Challenges • Date: May 2020 Position: Guest Teacher Professor: Professor Manuela Caiani Teaching Activity: Seminar on “Musicological Group Analysis” for the SNS’s doctoral program in Sociology and Political Science. • Date: October 2019 Position: Guest Teacher Professor: Professor Niccolò Bertuzzi (Da Vinci Institute, Florence) Teaching Activity: Seminars on “Mass Consumerism in Italy”, Undergraduate School in Sociology. • Date: November 2018 Position: Guest Teacher Professor: Professor Manuela Caiani Teaching Activity: Seminar on “Left-Wing Populist Parties” for the SNS’s doctoral program in Sociology and Political Science. • Date (from-to): November 2018-December 2018 Position: Research Assistant Scientific Coordinator: Professor Manuela Caiani (Scuola Normale Superiore – Firenze) Scientific Activity: Collection of 12 in-depth interviews with local, regional and national representatives of the Five Star Movement and the League, to analyse their individual positioning on different issues (EU, immigration, relationship with Islamic minorities). • Date: March 2016; March 2017 Position: Guest Teacher Professor: Professor Lorenzo Mosca (Scuola Normale Superiore - Firenze) Teaching Activity: Seminars on “Populism in Latin America” for the SNS’s doctoral program in Sociology and Political Science. • Date (from-to): December 2015-June 2016 Position: Research Assistant Scientific Coordinator: Professor Julieta Suárez-Cao (Universidad Católica de Chile) Scientific Activity: Data collection and elaboration of a database coding the research articles published in seven leading international journals (2000-2016) according to the methods adopted. • Date (from-to): January 2014-March 2015 Position: Research Assistant Scientific Coordinator: Professor David Altman (Universidad Católica de Chile) Scientific Activity: Data collection and elaboration of a database including all the referenda, plebiscites and direct democratic proposals at the nation-state level (1980-2015; N=750). For each referendum, the database includes: thematic issue; ideological positioning of the political parties supporting the referendum; ideological positioning of the government in charge; typology of the event (consultive/abrogatory referendum, plebiscite...). • Date (from-to): January 2014-February 2014 Position: Research Assistant Scientific Coordinator: Professor Juan Pablo Luna (Universidad Católica de Chile) Scientific Activity: Data collection about the legal frameworks over party financing in OECD countries. • Date (from – to): January 2014-June 2014 Position: Teaching Assistant Professor: Professor Pierre Ostiguy (Universidad Católica de Chile) Teaching Activity: Conduction of Seminars, Responsible for Examination Process for the course “Populism in Latin America” (BA in Political Science, Universidad Católica de Chile). Special focus on Ostiguy’s Cultural-Relational Approach to the study of populist phenomena. The approach devotes particular attention to the reproduction, politicization and ‘flaunting’ of ‘plebeian’ symbols, narratives and practices, at the socio-cultural (including popular culture) and the political-cultural level. All of this can become functional to the creation of boundaries between ‘the People’ and ‘the elites’, and thus to the consolidation of new, ‘populist’ collective identities. GRANTS • Institution: Scuola Normale Superiore Amount: EUR 2,000 Financed Activity: Organization of a Workshop on “The Consequences of Populism in Power: Politics, Policies and Polity” with the participation of international leading scholars on populism; Palazzo Strozzi, Florence, 24-25 October 2019. • Institution: Cornell University Amount: USD 8,500 Financed Activity: Three months period as a Visiting Researcher (February-April 2018) at the Latin American Studies Center of the Cornell University, under the supervision of Professor Kenneth Roberts. The competitive application for the fellowship was open to all the PhD candidates affiliated to Latin American or Caribbean Faculties of Humanities and Social Sciences. • Institution: CONICYT (dependent from Chilean Ministry of Education) Amount: USD 2,600 per month (July 2016-April 2017) Financed Activity: Ten months period as a Visiting Researcher at Scuola Normale Superiore (Florence), under the supervision of Professor Manuela Caiani, in order to conduct the qualitative data collection in Italy and Spain for the doctoral research. • Institution: CONICYT (dependent from Chilean Ministry of Education) Amount: CLP 760,000 per month (nearly € 1,100 per month) (August 2015-January 2018) Financed Activity: PhD program at Instituto de Ciencia Política, Universidad Católica de Chile • Institution: Núcleo Milenio (Public Fund of the Republic of Chile) Amount: CLP 1,900,000 (nearly € 2,500) Financed Activity: Fieldwork in Bolivia and Argentina (March-May 2016) for qualitative data collection for the doctoral research. • Institution: Vicerrectoría de Investigación de la Universidad Católica de Chile Amount: CLP 670,000 per month (nearly € 900 per month) (August 2013-July 2015) Financed Activity: PhD program at Instituto de Ciencia Política, Universidad Católica de Chile (fellowship replaced by CONICYT’s grants, see above). • Institution: Vicerrectoría de Investigación de la Universidad Católica de Chile Amount: CLP 770,000 (nearly € 1,050) Financed Activity: Participation to different international academic seminars and conferences. ACADEMIC PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS • Books 1. (2023, forthcoming) Populism and (Pop) Music (with Manuela Caiani). London: Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 9783031185786 2. (2022) Populismo vs. Sinistra. Il Movimento 5 Stelle da Beppe Grillo a Giuseppe Conte in prospettiva comparata. Sesto San Giovanni: Mimesis. ISBN 9788857584980 3. (2020) Anti-Neoliberal Populisms in South America and Southern Europe. A LatinAmericanization of Southern Europe? London: Routledge. ISBN 9780367322151, doi: 10.4324/9780367322168 4. (2020) Cile in rivolta (with Anita Perricone). Roma: Castelvecchi Editore. ISBN 9788832828931 • Edited Special Issues 5. *(2020) “The Cultural Side of Populism: Politics, Emotions, Music and Subcultures in populist times” (with Manuela Caiani), Partecipazione e Conflitto, 13(1), pp. 1-336 • Peer-Reviewed Articles 6. *(2022) “The Nation of the People: A comparison of Podemos and Five Star Movement’s Discourse over the Nation” (with Jacopo Custodi), Nations and Nationalism, doi: https://doi.org/10.1111/NANA.12865 (OnLineFirst) 7. *(2022) “Candidate Selection, Personalization and Different Logics of Centralization in New Southern European Populism: The Cases of Podemos and the M5S” (with Manuela Caiani and Bruno Marino), Government and Opposition, 57(3), pp. 404-427, doi: https://doi.org/10.1017/gov.2021.9 8. (2021) “Online Hate Speech and the Radical Right in Times of Pandemic: The Italian and English Cases” (with Manuela Caiani and Benedetta Carlotti), Javnost-The Public, doi: https://doi.org/10.1080/13183222.2021.1922191 (OnLineFirst) 9. *(2021) “Electoral Realignment with the Left in the Aftermath of Neoliberal Crises. A Critical Juncture Framework for Latin America and Southern Europe”, Partecipazione e Conflitto, 14(1), pp. 435-457, doi: 10.1285/i20356609v14i1p435 10. *(2020) “Populism and the (Italian) crisis: The voters and the context” (with Manuela Caiani), Politics, doi: 10.1177/0263395720952627 (On Line First) 11. *(2020) “El Instrumento Político de los Trabajadores no Asalariados. Los Conflictos Inter-Organizativos en el Proceso de Cambio boliviano”, Revista Iberoamericana, 74, pp. 203-226, doi: 10.18441/ibam.20.2020.74.203-226 12. *(2020) “The role of social movements in the ‘second incorporation’ of popular sectors in Bolivia and Argentina”, Revista Española de Sociología, 29(3, 2), pp. 155-167, doi: 10.22325/fes/res.2020 13. *(2020) “Setting the Scene: Filling the Gaps in Populism Studies”, Partecipazione e Conflitto, 13(1), pp. 1-28, doi: 10.1285/i20356609v13i1p01. 14. (2019) “‘Part of the Elite’? Anti-Austerity Populism and Trade Unionism in Italy and Spain”, Revista de Estudios Políticos, 186, pp. 137-170, doi: 10.18042/cepc/rep.186.05 (ISI-Indexed Journal) 15. *(2017) “The Populist Re-Politicization. Some Lessons from South America and Southern Europe”, Partecipazione e Conflitto, 10(2), pp. 517-543, doi: 10.1285/i20356609v10i2p517 16. *(2016) “Il Populismo come reazione alla Fair Play Politics”, Quaderni di Scienza Politica, 23(1), pp. 107-136. • Book Chapters 17. (2021) “Lavoratori”, in N. Bertuzzi, J. Custodi (Eds.), Le parole e il consenso, Castelvecchi (forthcoming) 18. (2018) “’Tu proverai sì come sa di sale lo pane altrui’. Prospettive di riscatto per l’emigrazione di massa nell’Italia di oggi” (with Raffaele Bazurli), in S. Mazzolini (Ed.), I giovani salveranno l’Italia, Imprimatur, pp. 76-95. ISBN 9788868306687 • Book Reviews 19. (2021) “The Populist Manifesto” (edited by Andy Knott and Emmy Eklundh), The Populism Specialist Group Magazine (Political Studies Associations). 20. *(2020) “How to deal with political bullying? Catherine Fieschi’s Populocracy”, The International Spectator, doi 10.1080/03932729.2020.1825283 (On Line First). *=publication in “Class A Journal” according to the classification by the Italian Ministry of Education, MIUR • In Progress Books: 21. Lula vs Bolsonaro (with Matías López and Debora Thome; book proposal accepted at Castelvecchi; provisional title) Articles: 22. “Mapping Latin American Populism” (with Manuel Anselmi. Current Status: Under Review for a Special Issue at Government and Opposition) 23. “Poisonous bubbles: the support for the League in the Prosecco region in Italy as a case of radical right-wing populism in a (wealthy) rural area” (with Lorenzo Zamponi. Current Status: early draft) Book Chapters: 24. “Latin America”, in Y. Stavrakakis and G. Katsambekis (Eds.), Elgar Research Handbook on Populism, London: Elgar (Current Status: Accepted with Minor Revisions; resubmitted and under review). 25. “Populism and Pop Music in Italy”, in M. Dunkel and M. Schiller (Eds.), TBD (with Manuela Caiani. Current Status: First Draft Delivered) 26. “Afterword”, in M. Dunkel and M. Schiller (Eds.), TBD (with Kai Ginkel, Emilia Barna, Agnes Patakfalvi-Czjrjak, André Doehring. Current Status: early draft) • Conference Papers ➢ “‘Playing Populism’? Popular Music as Political Engagement. The Italian case” (with Manuela Caiani), SISP (Società Italiana di Scienza Politica) Conference, Rome, University “La Sapienza”, September 2022. ➢ “Populism and Pop Music. The Italian Case” (with Manuela Caiani), ESA (European Sociological Association) Conference, Trento, University of Trento, June 2022. ➢ “Paths of Power Centralisation in the organization of Podemos and Five Star Movement” (with Manuela Caiani), Conference on “Le populisme de gauche: histoire, théorie, pratique”, Liège, University of Liège, October 2021. ➢ “Online Hate Speech and the Radical Right in Times of Pandemic: the Italian and British Cases” (with Manuela Caiani and Benedetta Carlotti), AIS (Associazione Italiana di Sociologia) Conference, October 2021. ➢ “From a ‘Web-Based Populist Party’ to a Parliamentary Group? The Organizational Trajectory of The Five Star Movement”, Conference of the Populism Specialist Group of the Political Studies Association, September 2021 ➢ “Hate Speeches and the Radical Right in times of Pandemic: The Italian and English cases” (with Manuela Caiani and Benedetta Carlotti), SISP (Società Italiana di Scienza Politica) Conference, September 2021. ➢ “Poisonous bubbles: the support for the League in the Prosecco region in Italy as a case of radical right-wing populism in a (wealthy) rural area” (with Lorenzo Zamponi), SISP (Società Italiana di Scienza Politica) Conference, September 2021. ➢ “Popular Music and Populism in Italy” (with Manuela Caiani), ECPR (European Consortium of Political Research) Conference, September 2021. ➢ “Hate Speeches and the Radical Right in times of Pandemic: The Italian and English cases” (with Manuela Caiani and Benedetta Carlotti), ECPR (European Consortium of Political Research) Conference, September 2021. ➢ “What is Populism (and What is Not). A Structural Approach”, Conference of the Populism Specialist Group of the Political Studies Association, June 2021 ➢ “Poisonous bubbles: the support for the League in the Prosecco region in Italy as a case of radical right-wing populism in a (wealthy) rural area” (with Lorenzo Zamponi), ECPR (European Consortium of Political Research Conference), September 2020. ➢ “Pop Music as a Vehicle for Populist Messages: Insights from the Italian case” (with Manuela Caiani), GfPM (German Society for Popular Music) Conference, Mainz, November 2019. ➢ “Anti-Neoliberal Populisms in Comparative Perspective: A Framework for Analysis”, COSMOShare Meetings at Scuola Normale Superiore, Florence, January 2019. ➢ “A LatinAmericanization of Southern Europe? Anti-Neoliberal Populisms in Comparative Perspective”, SISP (Società Italiana di Scienza Politica) Conference, Turin, September 2018. ➢ “A LatinAmericanization of Southern Europe? Anti-Neoliberal Populisms in Comparative Perspective”, ECPR (European Consortium of Political Research) Conference, Hamburg, August 2018. ➢ “‘Part of the Elite’? Anti-Austerity Populism and Trade Unionism in Italy and Spain”, APSA (American Political Science Association) Conference, San Francisco, US, September 2017. ➢ “‘Part of the Elite’? Anti-Austerity Populism and Trade Unionism in Italy and Spain”, CES (Conference of Europeanist Scholars) Conference, Glasgow, August 2017. ➢ “‘Part of the Elite’? Anti-Austerity Populism and Trade Unionism in Italy and Spain”, Seminario ICP (Instituto de Ciencia Política), Santiago de Chile, July 2017. ➢ “Populisms in Dualized Welfare Regimes. The impact of Outsiders’ Social Movements on the Genesis and the Organization of Antineoliberal Populist Parties”, PSA (Political Studies Association) Conference, Glasgow, April 2017. ➢ “A LatinAmericanization of Southern Europe? A typology of emerging patterns of mobilization”, ECPR (European Consortium of Political Research) Conference, Trento, June 2016. ➢ “Un mapa bidimensional para el sistema de partidos italiano”, Congresso ACCP, Santiago de Chile, October 2014. ➢ “El populismo como reacciòn a la fair play politics”, Congresso ACCP (Asociación Chilena de Ciencia Política), Santiago de Chile, October 2014. • Chair of Seminars and Panels ➢ “Populism, anti-populism, Pop music and political participation” (with M. Caiani), panel at SISP (Società Italiana di Scienza Politica) Conference, September 2022. ➢ “Chi sono i precari oggi?” (with Walter Haeusl), seminar at OCIS (Osservatorio per la Coesione e l’Innovazione Sociale), Reggio Emilia, September 2021. ➢ “Populism, Pop Politics and Popular Culture” (with M. Caiani), panel at SISP (Società Italiana di Scienza Politica) Conference, September 2021. ➢ “The Cultural Side of Populism: Right-Wing Groups, Emotions and Music”, panel at IPSA (International Political Science Association) Conference, Lisbon, July 2021. ➢ Panel at SNS’ Conference on “Populism in Power and its Socioeconomic Policies in Europe”, Florence, March 2021. ➢ “Populism and the Politicization of Gender across the Political Spectrum”, panel at SNS’ conference on “Populism, Gender and Feminist Politics. Between Backlash and Resistance”, Florence, December 2020. ➢ “The Cultural Side of Populism. Politics, Emotions and Music in Populist Times” (with M. Caiani and A. Schwenck), panel at ESA (European Sociological Association) Conference, Maynooth, October 2020. ➢ “Populism in Power and its Consequences: Politics, Polity and Policies” (with M. Caiani, P. Graziano and T. Carvalho), seminar at Scuola Normale Superiore, Florence, October 2019. ➢ “The Cultural side of Populism: Politics, Emotions, Subcultures and Music in populist times” (with Manuela Caiani), panel at SISP (Società Italiana di Scienza Politica) Conference, Lecce, September 2019. ➢ “The consequences of populism: civil society, discourses and policies”, (I) and (II) (with Manuela Caiani and Paolo Graziano), panels at SISP (Società Italiana di Scienza Politica) Conference, Lecce, September 2019. ➢ “What about the Five Star Movement? Systemic causes and effects of the M5S rise)” (with Lisa Zanotti), panel at ECPR (European Consortium of Political Research) General Conference, Hamburg, August 2018. PREVIOUS WORKING EXPERIENCE • Date (from-to): June 2018-February 2019 Position: External Consultant Employer: Studio Idea srl Main Duties: Business Reporting; Qualitative and Quantitative Social Research for local and national interest groups (typically employers’ associations and trade unions). • Date (from-to): May 2007-July 2013 Position: Local Branch Deputy Director Employer: Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena Spa Main Duties: Financial Consultant, Family Banker, Credit Advisor for Small and Medium Enterprises, Deputy Direction in the local branches of Feltre and Porcia. Until November 2011: Family Banker in the local branches of Cerea and Conegliano. LANGUAGE SKILLS Italian: Native Language English: Fluent (Level: C1) Spanish: Proficient (Level: C2) French: Basic; Good Reading Comprehension Portuguese: Good Reading Comprehension METHODOLOGICAL SKILLS Qualitative Methods: Good expertise – matured during the doctoral research and more recent projects - in conducting in-depth interviews (more of 170 interviews conducted) and participant observation. Some experience with focus group analysis (n=11 Focus Groups sessions organised, held and analysed). Quantitative Methods: Common statistical analyses in social and economic sciences (cross tabulations with statistical tests of significance; OLS, logit and multinomial regressions; effect estimations). Softwares: STATA, SPSS, Office. AFFILIATIONS TO ACADEMIC ASSOCIATIONS European Consortium of Political Research; International Political Science Association; Political Studies Association; Società Italiana di Scienza Politica; Asociación Chilena de Ciencia Política. PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES (editorial experiences and peer review) Referee for Partecipazione e Conflitto (journal), American Behavioural Scientist (journal), Politics and Governance (journal), Party Politics (journal), Politics (journal), West European Politics (journal), Electoral Studies (journal), Revista de Ciencia Política (journal), European Political Science Review (journal), Studia Politica (journal), Theory and Society (journal), Popular Music (journal), Stato e Mercato (journal). Member of the Editorial Committee of Americana and of Le parole e il consenso book series (Castelvecchi Editore). DISSEMINATION Radio host at Radio Cooperativa - Cose dell’altro mondo (weekly program on Italian and international politics), 12 appearances, 2018. Several op-eds published at Il manifesto, Jacobin Italia.