Marcello Maneri is Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Milano Bicocca, where he teaches Media and Cultural Sociology. After obtaining a PhD in Sociology at the University of Trento in 1995, he was involved in several national and EU-funded projects on migration, security, and racism. He is or was a member of the Editorial/Scientific Board of Contemporary Sociology, Etnografia e Ricerca Qualitativa, Asylon(s), Cartografie Sociali, Conflitti Globali, Progetto CittàSicure. His research focuses on news and migration, racism, public discourse on crime and security, and moral panics. He has recently published with Ann Morning “The Ugly Word. Rethinking race in Italy and the United States”, on the notions of genealogical groups’ essentialized difference in Italy and the United States.
2022 An Ugly Word. Rethinking Race in Italy and the United States, (con A. Morning), New York, Russell Sage.
2022 “The Macerata shooting: digital movements of opinion in the hybrid media system” (con G. Anselmi e F. Quassoli), Partecipazione e Conflitto, 15(3), 846-864.
2021 “Il racconto mitico delle differenze. Obiettività ed emozionalità nel trattamento dicotomico di 25 anni di casi di cronaca” (con A. Pogliano), Problemi dell’informazione, 3: 353-376.
2021 “Breaking the race taboo in a besieged Europe: how photographs of the «refugee crisis» reproduce racialized hierarchy”, in Ethnic and Racial Studies, 44, 1: 4-20.
2020 (a cura di) Un attentato “quasi terroristico”. Macerata 2018, il razzismo e la sfera pubblica al tempo dei social media (con F. Quassoli), Roma, Carocci.
2016 “Humanity and security under siege. European discursive politics on immigration and asylum” (con Fabio Quassoli), DIJALOG, 1-2: 69-81.
2013 “Si fa presto a dire ‘sicurezza’. Analisi di un oggetto culturale”, in Etnografia e ricerca qualitativa, 2: 283-309.
2013 “From Media Hypes to Moral Panics: Theoretical and Methodological Tools”, in J. Petley, C. Critcher, J. Hughes, A. Rohloff (eds.) Moral Panics in the Contemporary World, London, Bloomsbury Academic, pp. 171-192.
BRIDGES. Bridges to assess the production and impact of migration narratives (2021 – 2023)
Marcello Maneri is Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Milano Bicocca, where he teaches Media and Cultural Sociology. After obtaining a PhD in Sociology at the University of Trento in 1995, he was involved in several national and EU-funded projects on migration, security, and racism. He is or was a member of the Editorial/Scientific Board of Contemporary Sociology, Etnografia e Ricerca Qualitativa, Asylon(s), Cartografie Sociali, Conflitti Globali, Progetto CittàSicure. His research focuses on news and migration, racism, public discourse on crime and security, and moral panics. He has recently published with Ann Morning “The Ugly Word. Rethinking race in Italy and the United States”, on the notions of genealogical groups’ essentialized difference in Italy and the United States.
2022 An Ugly Word. Rethinking Race in Italy and the United States, (con A. Morning), New York, Russell Sage.
2022 “The Macerata shooting: digital movements of opinion in the hybrid media system” (con G. Anselmi e F. Quassoli), Partecipazione e Conflitto, 15(3), 846-864.
2021 “Il racconto mitico delle differenze. Obiettività ed emozionalità nel trattamento dicotomico di 25 anni di casi di cronaca” (con A. Pogliano), Problemi dell’informazione, 3: 353-376.
2021 “Breaking the race taboo in a besieged Europe: how photographs of the «refugee crisis» reproduce racialized hierarchy”, in Ethnic and Racial Studies, 44, 1: 4-20.
2020 (a cura di) Un attentato “quasi terroristico”. Macerata 2018, il razzismo e la sfera pubblica al tempo dei social media (con F. Quassoli), Roma, Carocci.
2016 “Humanity and security under siege. European discursive politics on immigration and asylum” (con Fabio Quassoli), DIJALOG, 1-2: 69-81.
2013 “Si fa presto a dire ‘sicurezza’. Analisi di un oggetto culturale”, in Etnografia e ricerca qualitativa, 2: 283-309.
2013 “From Media Hypes to Moral Panics: Theoretical and Methodological Tools”, in J. Petley, C. Critcher, J. Hughes, A. Rohloff (eds.) Moral Panics in the Contemporary World, London, Bloomsbury Academic, pp. 171-192.
BRIDGES. Bridges to assess the production and impact of migration narratives (2021 – 2023)
Marcello Maneri is Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Milano Bicocca, where he teaches Media and Cultural Sociology. After obtaining a PhD in Sociology at the University of Trento in 1995, he was involved in several national and EU-funded projects on migration, security, and racism. He is or was a member of the Editorial/Scientific Board of Contemporary Sociology, Etnografia e Ricerca Qualitativa, Asylon(s), Cartografie Sociali, Conflitti Globali, Progetto CittàSicure. His research focuses on news and migration, racism, public discourse on crime and security, and moral panics. He has recently published with Ann Morning “The Ugly Word. Rethinking race in Italy and the United States”, on the notions of genealogical groups’ essentialized difference in Italy and the United States.
2022 An Ugly Word. Rethinking Race in Italy and the United States, (con A. Morning), New York, Russell Sage.
2022 “The Macerata shooting: digital movements of opinion in the hybrid media system” (con G. Anselmi e F. Quassoli), Partecipazione e Conflitto, 15(3), 846-864.
2021 “Il racconto mitico delle differenze. Obiettività ed emozionalità nel trattamento dicotomico di 25 anni di casi di cronaca” (con A. Pogliano), Problemi dell’informazione, 3: 353-376.
2021 “Breaking the race taboo in a besieged Europe: how photographs of the «refugee crisis» reproduce racialized hierarchy”, in Ethnic and Racial Studies, 44, 1: 4-20.
2020 (a cura di) Un attentato “quasi terroristico”. Macerata 2018, il razzismo e la sfera pubblica al tempo dei social media (con F. Quassoli), Roma, Carocci.
2016 “Humanity and security under siege. European discursive politics on immigration and asylum” (con Fabio Quassoli), DIJALOG, 1-2: 69-81.
2013 “Si fa presto a dire ‘sicurezza’. Analisi di un oggetto culturale”, in Etnografia e ricerca qualitativa, 2: 283-309.
2013 “From Media Hypes to Moral Panics: Theoretical and Methodological Tools”, in J. Petley, C. Critcher, J. Hughes, A. Rohloff (eds.) Moral Panics in the Contemporary World, London, Bloomsbury Academic, pp. 171-192.
BRIDGES. Bridges to assess the production and impact of migration narratives (2021 – 2023)