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Massimiliano Mascherini
Massimiliano Mascherini ist seit Oktober 2019 Leiter der Sozialpolitik-Einheit bei Eurofound. 2009 kam er als Forschungsleiter zu Eurofound, wo er Projekte zu Jugendbeschäftigung, NEETs und Gleichstellung der Geschlechter entwarf und koordinierte. 2017 wurde er leitender Forschungsleiter und leitete neue Forschung zur Überwachung der Konvergenz in der EU. Darüber hinaus leitete er die Konzeption der European Quality of Life Survey 2026. 2025 wurde ihm der Brendan-Walsh-Preis für die beste in der Economic and Social Review veröffentlichte Arbeit verliehen. Zuvor war er wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Gemeinsamen Forschungszentrum der Europäischen Kommission. Er studierte an der Universität Florenz, wo er Aktuar- und Statistikwissenschaften studierte und einen PhD in Angewandter Statistik erwarb. 2014 erwarb er eine wissenschaftliche Qualifikation als außerordentlicher Professor für Sozialstatistik und Demografie vom italienischen Ministerium für Universität und Forschung. Er war Gastwissenschaftler an der Universität Sydney und an der Universität Aalborg sowie Gastprofessor an der Päpstlichen Akademie der Sozialwissenschaften.
Thematische Expertise
Massimiliano hat Expertise in den folgenden Themen.
Publikationen
Massimiliano hat an den folgenden Publikationen mitgewirkt.
Veranstaltungen, Podcast und Blog
Massimiliano hat an den folgenden Veranstaltungen, Blogbeiträgen und Podcastfolgen mitgewirkt.
Präsenzveranstaltung
Gemeinsame Veranstaltung
Leben und Werk im Fokus: Belege aus dem Westbalkan
DatumFriday, 15 May 2026
OrtWissenschafts-Technologischer Park, Podgorica, Montenegro
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Diese Veranstaltung liegt in der Vergangenheit
Präsenzveranstaltung
Externe Veranstaltung
Informal meeting of the Social Protection Committee (SPC)
Datum22 – 23 September 2025
OrtCopenhagen
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Diese Veranstaltung liegt in der Vergangenheit
Präsenzveranstaltung
Gemeinsame Veranstaltung
Foundation Forum 2025: Europas Sozialmodell – der Schlüssel zum wettbewerbsfähigen Wachstum
Veranstaltungsaufzeichnung verfügbar
Datum19 – 20 November 2025
OrtDublin
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Diese Veranstaltung liegt in der Vergangenheit
25 June 2024
Podcastfolge
Hat Europa seine Jugend im Stich gelassen?
In dieser Folge von Eurofound Talks spricht Mary McCaughey mit den Eurofound-Forschern Eszter Sandor und Massimiliano Mascherini über die Situation junger Menschen in Europa, von den Auswirkungen der Wirtschaftskrise und der Großen Rezession über die Folgen der COVID-19-Pandemie bis hin zu den Wahltrends bei den jüngsten Wahlen zum Europäischen Parlament. Sie erörtern, dass es in den letzten Jahren zwar einige positive Trends bei der Beschäftigung gegeben hat, dass es aber besorgniserregende Probleme gibt, mit denen junge Menschen in Europa konfrontiert sind und die überwunden werden müssen – nicht nur für die betreffenden jungen Menschen, sondern auch für die allgemeine wirtschaftliche und gesellschaftliche Stabilität.
2 May 2024
Blogbeitrag
Trust in crisis: Europe’s social contract under threat
Part of the blog series: '10 reasons to Use Your Vote'.
11 December 2023
Blogbeitrag
Europe’s widening rural–urban divide may make space for far right
The state in which the EU finds itself has been described as a ‘permacrisis’, whereby the Union is confronted by challenge after challenge, and citizens are constantly having to adapt to a ‘new normal’.
8 June 2022
Blogbeitrag
Eurofound survey reveals widespread support for Ukraine
We are 100 days on from the invasion by Russia of Ukraine on 24 February, when peace in Europe was shattered. As the human tragedy began to unfold and with more than 6.8 million Ukrainians, mostly women and children, escaping their country since the start of the war, European citizens have been watching developments with increasing concern. Capturing this critical moment, Eurofound carried out a survey in April 2022 asking over 40,000 people living in Europe their views on a range of issues, including the war in Ukraine.
9 May 2022
Podcastfolge
Living and working in Europe: Past, present and future
This podcast focuses on our annual update on the state of ‘Living and working in Europe’. It highlights trends and changes – both positive and negative – in the way citizens across the EU work today, and serves as a guide to policymakers at EU and Member State level. Our experts detail these with useful examples and insights which might also help face into the challenges raised by the most recent results from Eurofound’s unique pan-European Living, working and COVID-19 e-survey.
16 December 2021
Podcastfolge
The impact of COVID-19 on young people in the EU
New day, new data highlighting the devastating impact of COVID-19 on young people across the European Union – most recently Eurofound’s unique pan-European Living, working and COVID-19 e-survey. We know this has taken an unprecedented toll on young people particularly – their mental well-being, their independence and more broadly, inter-generational solidarity as a whole. This podcast drills down to what it means to be a young person in Europe today, their lives, work, opportunities and challenges in the European Year of Youth.
23 June 2021
Blogbeitrag
Vaccine acceptance hinges on transparent communication
Vaccine acceptance is key to the success of COVID-19 vaccination campaigns worldwide. Worryingly, over a quarter of people living in Europe are hesitant about taking a COVID-19 vaccine, and the level of hesitancy is especially high among heavy users of social media. The spread of misinformation on social media is an obstacle to reaching the goal of herd immunity against the coronavirus. Strategies to communicate clear and unbiased political and scientific information are needed to counter the effect of misinformation.
23 October 2020
Blogbeitrag
Youth in a time of COVID
The exponential growth of COVID-19 cases across Europe this autumn has quickly erased hopes that the virus had been contained and confirmed the surge of another wave of the pandemic. With Member States now implementing new restrictive measures for the second time since March in an attempt to control the virus, the COVID-19 crisis has become a health, economic and social crisis.
3 June 2020
Blogbeitrag
COVID-19 fallout takes a higher toll on women, economically and domestically
While women appear to be more resilient than men to COVID-19 in terms of health outcomes, that is not the case when it comes to the economic and social fallout. Measures taken by governments to control the spread of the virus are exacerbating gender divides in unemployment, domestic labour and financial security, all to the disadvantage of women. Meanwhile, work–life conflict is escalating as people work from home, with mothers of small children often bearing the brunt of the impact.
18 May 2020
Blogbeitrag
Is history repeating itself? The impact of the COVID-19 crisis on youth
While we now know that the idea that ‘COVID-19 only affects older people’ is fake news, the first weeks of the pandemic have shown that young people are in general more resilient than older people to the disease. But are they also more resilient to its social and economic impacts?
17 April 2018
Blogbeitrag
Long-term unemployed youth: The legacy of the crisis
In this blog, originally posted in Social Europe, Massimiliano Mascherini looks at the enduring issue of long-term unemployment among young people. Despite considerable improvement in the labour market participation of youth in recent years, the legacy of the crisis is still visible in the substantial increase in the cohort of long-term unemployed young people.
8 March 2017
Blogbeitrag
Reducing Europe’s gender employment gap
One of the common values that unites the European Union is that of equal opportunities: all citizens should have the same possibility to improve their lives and participate in the labour market regardless of gender, ethnicity, religion or sexual orientation. Ensuring equal opportunities in finding work also represents a key goal for Europe in facing the challenges posed by demographic change and achieving inclusive and sustainable growth.
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