Saverio Giovanni Penna

Graduated in Economics from the University of Rome Tor Vergata and holds a Master's degree in Economics from the École Normale Supérieure in Paris. He will soon begin doctoral studies, focusing his research on the analysis of welfare policies, electoral behaviour, party systems, and the demographic and religious dynamics that shape contemporary societies.

He is actively involved in various think tanks and public debate forums, contributing to reflections on economics, institutions, and public policies. His academic interests combine political economy, electoral sociology, and the study of social transformations, with particular attention to the challenges facing contemporary democracies in Europe and beyond.

Interested in long-term analysis of political and social processes, he seeks to understand how demographic, cultural, and economic changes influence institutional stability, political representation, and the development of modern societies.