At European University Institute (by year of entering the EUI):

• 2009-2010

ATAK, Kivanc (Turkey)
The Political-Institutional Trajectory of Protest Policing: Post 1980 Turkey in Focus.

DONAGH, Davis (Ireland)
Infiltrating History: Agency, Social Movement-Building and Systemic Crisis.

HADJ-ABDOU, Leila (Austrian)
Viennese mosques, Austrian headscarves and European Turks. Explaining the politicization of "Muslim immigration".

TEJIE, Donker (Netherland)
EU support for Midlle East Socio-Political Reforms: The Case of Syrian Authoritarian Resiliance and Islamic Social Movements.

Warkotsh, Jana (Denmark)
Mobilization under Authoritarian.

ZAMPONI, Lorenzo (Italy)
Social Movements, Collective Memories and the Symbolic Construction of Conflict .

• 2008-2009

BILIC, Bojan (Serbia)
Resisting the Evil: Narratives of Yugoslav Civil Society Activists.

CERNISON, Matteo (Italy)
Social Movement Organizations and the Web: An Online Trace of the Global Justice Movement.

JENSEN, Helge (Netherland)
European and Arabic Traditions of Deliberation in Resource Management – Mutual Learning for Transnational Networking of Grass Root Communities.

• 2007-2008

POLJAREVIC, Emin (Sweden)
Non-Violent Islamist Activism in Repressive States. Understanding the Dynbamics of micro-level Activism through a comparative Case Study of Egypt and Uzbekistan.

ROBERTS, Catriona Marie Louise (United Kingdom)
The Role of Emotions in Social Movements.

TESCIONE, Sara (Italy)
The Transnational Dimension of Civic Activism in the Post-Communist Space.

• 2006-2007

BOSSY, Sophie
Utopia in movements.

FUSTER I MORELL, Mayo (Spain)
Online Creation Communities Governance: Democratic Quality in Knowledge-Making Processes.

PEACE, Tim (United Kingdom)
Muslims in the Global Justice Movement: A Comparison of France and Britain.

PIOTROWSKI, Grzegorz (Polland)
Alterglobalism in Post-Socialism. A Study of Central-Eastern European Activists.

ROSSI Federico (Argentine)
Social Movements, the Goverment, and the Political Context: A Comparative Study of Social Movements in Argentina, Brazil and Chile, 1995-2008.

• 2005-2006

MILAN, Stefania (Italy) (Defended!)
Frames of Participatory Budgeting in Europe. A Comparataive Case Study.

RÖCKE, Anja Katharina (Denmark)
Frames of Participatory Budgeting in Europe . A Comparataive Case Study.

• 2004-2005

ALCALDE, Javier (Spain) (Defended!)
The Determinants of Success of International Campaigns Carried out by transnational non-profit actors.

DOERR, Nicole (Germany) (Defended!)
Democracy, narrative and deliberation in the European Social Forum process.

LINDEKILDE, Lasse (Denmark) (Defended!)
Contested Caricatures: Dynamics of Muslim Claims-making during the Muhammad Caricatures Controversy.

MATTONI, Alice (Italy) (Defended!)
Media and “Movement of the Movements”. Interactions between activists and journalists in the construction of another possible world.

MONFORTE, Pierre (France) (Defended!)
The non governmental organisations in the European political space. A study of a sphere of mobilisation in the area of immigration and asylum policy.

PIRES, Sonia (Portugal)
An Institutional Approach to Immigrant Collective Action and Political Participation: The cases of Lisbon and Turin.

• 2003-2004

DEL GIORGIO, Elena (Italy)
Social movements and deliberative demcracy: the "Social Forums" in Europe.

MAVRODI, Georgia (Greece)
The Europeanisation of National Immigration Policies? 'older' and 'new' Immigration Countries in the EU.

PARKS, Louisa (United Kingdom) (Defended!)
Transnational social movements in the European Union.

SILVA, Federico (Italy) (Defended!)
Civil society and global governance of trade and labour.

TALPIN, Julien (France) (Defended!)
Forming better citizens? Identity building and citizenship formation through political participation. A comparative study of the internal effect of deliberation in participating democracy institutions.

ZORN, Annika (Germany)
Bringing equity back. Poor people's movement in Europe.

CHIODI, Luisa (Italy) (year 1998/99) (Defended!)
Transnational Policies of Emancipation or Colonisation? Civil Society Promotion in Post-Communist Albania.

• As co-supervisor:

FERNANDES Tiago (Portugal) (year 2002/3)
Explaining Patterns of Voluntary Associations in Western Europe, 1918-2000.
Supervisor: Philippe Schmitter.

PICCIO, Daniela Romee (Netherland)
When Does a Political Party Respond to a Social Movement?
Supervisor: Peter Mair.

VOINEAU, Christophe (France)
Public Engagement and Scientific Expertise in Local-Environmental Decision-Making.
Supervisor: Rikard Stankiewicz.

• Supervisées at University of Florence (all already defended!)

ANDRETTA, Massimiliano (Italy).

CAIANI, Manuela (Italy).

MOSCA, Lorenzo (Italy).

PARENTI, Linda (Italy).

• As Jean Monnet, Marie Curie and Max Weber mentor:

Bosi, Lorenzo (Italy)
Cycles of Political Violence

CHNG, Nai Rui
Even flow: Privatising water and mobilising power in the Philippines.

CUBUKCU, Ayaca

DEMETRIOU, Chares

ECKART, Julia

MOSCA, Lorenzo

MURO, Diego

• As research assistant collaborators: