Filippo Andrei

2022, Summer Institute in Computational Social Science, Nova School of Business and Economics, Carcavelos, Portugal.

2021, Summer course in Data Science, University of Utrecht.

2015-2018, M.A Communication and I.C.T (Cum laude),Università Studi di Torino. Thesis title: “Trust and cooperation in cryptomarket for illegal drugs.”

2011-2014, Bachelor Degree in Sociology and Social Policy (Cum laude),Università degli  studi di Firenze. Thesis title: “From the online community to the economy of platforms.”

Filippo Andrei is a doctoral student in sociology and social research at the University of Trento. In April 2018, after graduating with laudem in communication studies at the University of Turin, he worked as an assistant researcher at the unit of organization studies within the department of politics, culture, and society at the University of Turin. His research focuses on the cognitive mechanisms that generate cooperation and trust.  Furthermore, he is interested in how social structure shapes technology in organizations and how technology, in turn, influences decision-making. He has presented his work at the International Conference on Social Dilemmas, the International Network of Analytical Sociologists, and the R&D Management Conference.

Teaching 

2022, Class on digital methods for social Science within “Models of Interaction andSocial Netwok Analysis” (taught by Davide. Barrera), University of Turin

2022, Teaching assistant, “Laboratory Designing organizational wellness 4.0”, University of Milano Bicocca

2021, Class on digital methods for social Science within “Models of Interaction and Social Network Analysis” (taught by Davide. Barrera), University of Turin.

2020, Class on digital methods for social Science within “Models of Interaction and Social Network Analysis” (taught by Davide. Barrera), University of Turin.

2019, Class on digital methods for social Science within “Models of Interaction and Social Network Analysis” (taught by Davide. Barrera), University of Turin.

2019, Teaching assistant, course in “Architecture of the organizations” (taught by Francesca Ricciardi and Lia Tirabeni), University of Turin (Department of Management).

2018 (October) - 2019 (February), Teaching assistant, course in organization and social skills for industry 4.0 (taught by Lia Tirabeni), Polytechnic of Turin.

2018, Class on digital methods for social Science within “Models of Interactionand Social Network Analysis” (taught by Davide. Barrera), University of Turin.

Cognitive mechanism,trust problems,norm violations,cooperation problems,social psychology (especially on-line group processes),digital technology, digital methods in social science.

Academic year 2014/2015, Award as the best graduated in Sociology and Social policy at the University of Florence.

Seminar by invitations:

• 2023, “Status spill-over in cryptomarket for illegal goods”, Department of Information Policy and Governance, Faculty of Media & Knowledge Sciences, University of Malta. Seminar organized by Prof.Joe Cannataci - Security Research-.
• 2021, “Between Bodies and Devices: Digitization processes and worker well being in the Fourth Industrial Revolution”; Seminar: ‘WORK AND DIGITALIZATION: Subjectivity, control and quality of work’, organized byBarbara Poggio, at the University of Trento
• 2019, (April) “The mechanism of Cooperation in Crypto market for illegal drugs” Invited seminar at the Institute of the sociology of the University of Bern Switzerland with Prof. Davide Barrera.
• 2019, (April) “This must be the place: The importance of urban space at the time of the Platform economy” Seminar: “Riders e città” organized by Ivana Pais Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano.

Conference:

• 2022, “Status spill-over in cryptomarket for illegal goods”, Annual meeting of Society for the Advancement of Socioeconomics, University of Amsterdam – Amsterdam, The Netherlans
• 2022, “Status spill-over in cryptomarket for illegal goods” 14th Annual Conference of the International Network of Analytical Sociologists (INAS), Department of Political and Social Sciences, European University Institute-Florence, Italy
• 2020, “Configuring bodies in Industry 4.0: smart technologies meet ordinary humans”, 36th EGOS Colloquium presented at “Organizing for a sustainable future: responsibility, renewal, resistance”, Hamburg, Germany, 2-4 July 2020 with Bruni A., and Tirabeni L.
• 2020, “Order with some Law: Institutions moderate the effects of reputation in acryptomarket for illegal drugs” presented at Annual meeting of Italian society of economic sociology (SISEC), Turin.
• 2020, “Configuring bodies in Industry 4.0: smart technologies meet ordinary humans”, 36th EGOS Colloquium presented at “Organizing for a sustainable future: responsibility, renewal, resistance”, Hamburg, Germany, 2-4 July 2020 with Bruni A., and Tirabeni L.
• 2019, (August) “This must be the place: The importance of urban space at the time of the platform economy” presented at ESA Conference 2019 in Manchester.
• 2019, (June) “How does a project-based organization affect the development of the Industry 4.0? Leading innovation through a ‘fluid mosaic’ organizational model” presented at R&D Management Conference 2019 with Lia Tirabeni.
• 2019, (June) “Order with some Law: Institutions moderate the effects of reputation in  a crypto market for illegal drugs” presented at the 18th International Conference on Social Dilemmas with Davide Barrera
• 2019, (February) “Inside the black box. The unequal design of a technologicalartefact” presented at Annual meeting of Italian society of economic sociology(SIESC), Napoli with Lia Tirabeni.
• 2019, (February), “This must be the place: The importance of urban space at the time of the platform economy” presented at Annual meeting of Italian society of economic sociology(SIESC), Napoli with Tommaso Frangioni.
• 2018, (September) “Wellness from the sky. A case of application of wearable technologies in a manufacturing company” presented at the first conference of Sociology of health and Technologies studies, Bologna with Lia Tirabeni.