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Curriculum Vitae CURRICULUM VITAE Name Prof. Cecilia Tomassini Date of Birth 22nd May 1968 Nationality Italian Work Address University of Molise, Via De Sanctis, Campobasso, Italy Home Address Via del Casaletto 527, 00151 Roma e-mail [email protected] CURRENT POSITIONS 12/2016-present Full Professor in Demography. University of Molise, Italy 2018- present Expert Member of the National Council for Economic and Labour (CNEL) appointed by the President of the Italian Republic 2019- present Elected Vice President of the Italian Association for Population Studies (AISP) 2018-present Member/Secretary of the ASN Commission for the scientific group 13/D3 Demography and Social Statistics 2017-present Member of the Scientific Committee for the Research Evaluation of ISTAT 2016-present Member of the Scientific Committee of ARiA (Research Centre for Inner Areas and Apennines), University of Molise JOB HISTORY 12/2016-present University of Molise, Italy Full Professor in Demography. 10/2005-12/2016 University of Molise, Italy Associate Professor in Demography. 9/2006-2014 King’s College London, London, UK Visiting Research Fellow, Institute of Gerontology 10/2005-2014 London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, London, UK Visiting Research Fellow, Centre for Population Studies 03/2003–10/2005 Office for National Statistics, London, UK Senior Research Officer, Population and Demography Division 08/2002–10/2005 London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, London, UK Research Fellow, Centre for Population Studies 08/2001–07/2003 Università Sapienza, Rome, Italy Research Associate, Department of Demography 11/2001–11/2004 King’s College, London, UK Visiting Research Associate, Age Concern Institute of Gerontology 12/1999–11/2001 King’s College, London, UK Research Associate, Age Concern Institute of Gerontology 02/1999–12/1999 Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, Rostock, Germany Post-doctoral Fellow, Laboratory of Survival and Longevity 21/08/2008 21/01/2009 Maternity leave D.R. n. 1044, 13 07 2008 09/06/2010 21/11/2010 Maternity leave D.R. n. 1221, 5.11.2009 23/11/2010 17/12/2010 Parental leave D.R. n. 107 del 3.02.2011 EDUCATION 1998 University of Padua - Doctorate in Demography Dissertation in Social Demography: The living arrangements of older women: demographic trends or individual choices? Supervisors: Prof. A. Pinnelli (Department of Demographic Sciences, University La Sapienza, Rome) and Prof. D. A. Wolf (Syracuse University, USA). 1997/1998 Syracuse University - Visiting scholar Center for Policy Research, Maxwell School, supervised by Prof. D. Wolf (Director of the Center for Demography and Economics of Aging). 1993 University of Rome Sapienza - Laurea cum laude in Statistics Thesis in Social Demography: Comparison of the living conditions of older people in Italy and Great Britain. Supervisors: Prof. A. Pinnelli (Department of Demography, University Sapienza, Rome) and Prof. M. Murphy (Department of Population Studies - London School of Economics). Visiting student at LSE for three months. 1987 Scientific high school “G. B. Morgagni”, Rome - Diploma (60/60) 1986 Diploma of Music Theory and Solfege Conservatorio de L’Aquila (8.40/10) CURRENT JOB RESPONSABILITIES AT UNIVERSITY OF MOLISE 2006-2019 Teaching: ▪ Demography and Social Statistics (9 CFU Undergraduates) Social Work Sciences ▪ Demography (3 CFU Undergraduates) Political Sciences (since 2011) ▪ Population Dynamics (6 CFU Graduates) Social Work Planning ▪ Demography (4 CFU Graduates) Health Professions (since 2012) All the four courses received excellent evaluations by the students accordingly to the University Evaluation system. Bachelor and Graduate thesis supervisor President of the Commission for the qualification to practice for Social Workers Member of the Department Commission for Teaching Evaluation (2013-2019) Member of the Department Commission for Research Evaluation (2019-present) OTHER CONSULTING ACTIVITIES 2015-2018 Free University of Bozen Consultant for the project “Happy Grandparents: a study in South Tyrol on the perception of happiness in over-fifty grandparents” coordinated by Prof. Giulia Cavrini 2014-2015 University Sapienza Consultant for the project “Più anni di vita, più anni di lavoro: le sfide dell’invecchiamento attivo e le strategie aziendali” coordinated by Prof. Filomena Racioppi and Prof. Alessandra De Rose 2013-2015 Free University of Bozen Consultant for the project “Italy grandparents’ life course: analysis of Italian data” coordinated by Prof. Giulia Cavrini 2008 Centro Europeo Ricerche (Italy) – Consultant for the project on Forecasting model for the Italian pension expenditure 2007 Office of the Minister for Families (Italy) – Consultant on ageing issues in Italy and Japan for the Minister during her trip in Japan 2003-2004 Office of the Prime Minister (Italy) Commission for Statistical Information Member of the working group on “Analysis of the statistical information on elder care in Italy” 2002 London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Collaboration with E. Grundy for the project “The associations of fertility, marriage and household characteristics with the health and mortality of women in later life” 2002 Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research Collaboration to the project “Analysis of Sardinian Mortality” 2002 WHO Italy Collaboration for the report on “Health in Italy in the 21st Century” 2001 King’s College, London, UK Collaboration with M. Evandrou and K. Glaser on the project “Family, Work and Quality of Life: changing economic and social roles” funded by the ESRC. 2001 King’s College, London, UK Collaboration with J. Askham and R. Hancock on the project “Age Gaps between Marital Partners: implications for retirement, pensions, care and support of older people”, funded by The Nuffield Foundation. 2000 Centre for Population Studies, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine Collaboration with E. Grundy on the report “Review of Methodology of the 1998/9 RNIB Survey of the Lifestyle and Needs of the Visually Impaired”, funded by Royal National Institute of the Blind. 1998 Institute for Population Research (IRP-CNR) Collaboration on research project “Demographic Trends in the European Regions” under the supervision of G. Gesano. 1997 Institute for Economic and Social Research (Ires) Collaboration on the Leonardo Project “Professional Training for Over 45 Workers”. 1996 Institute for Economic and Social Research (Ires) Collaboration on research project “Work and ageing: preventing the future health as compatibility of welfare”. PAPERS IN PEER REVIEWED JOURNALS 1. Tomassini C, Cisotto E, Cavrini G (2020). You are my favourite! Parent–child relationships and satisfaction in later life in Italy. Ageing and Society, p. 1-17, ISSN: 0144-686X, doi: 10.1017/S0144686X20000471 2. Pasqualini M, Pieroni L, Tomassini C (2019). How much and why does the mum matter? Mechanisms explaining the intergenerational transmission of smoking, Advances in Life Course Research, Vol. 40, pp. 99-107 3. Zamberletti J, Cavrini G, Tomassini C (2018). Grandparents providing childcare in Italy. European Journal of Ageing 15(3): 265–275 4. Hank K, Cavrini G, Di Gessa G, Tomassini C (2018). ‘What do we know about grandparents? Insights from current quantitative data and identification of future data needs’ European Journal of Ageing 15(3): 225–235 5. Oksuzyan A, Jacobsen R, Glaser K, Tomassini C, Vaupel J, Christensen K (2011). Sex Differences In Medication And Primary Healthcare Use Before And After Spousal Bereavement At Older Ages In Denmark – Nationwide Register Study Of Over 6000 Bereavements. Journal Of Aging Research, Vol. 2011 6. Grundy E, Tomassini C. (2010). Marital history, health and mortality among older men and women in England and Wales. BMC Public Health, vol. 10; p. 554. 7. Glaser K, Stuchbury R, Tomassini C., Askham J. (2008). “The Long-Term Consequences Of Partnership Dissolution For Support In Later Life In The United Kingdom”. Ageing And Society. Vol. 28, Pp. 329-351 8. Tomassini C., Glaser K, Stuchbury R. (2007). Family Disruption and Support in Later Life: A Comparative Study Between the United Kingdom and Italy. The Journal Of Social Issues. vol. 63 (4), pp. 845-863 9. Grundy E, Tomassini C, Festy P (2006) “Demographic change and the care of older people: introduction” in European Journal of Population, 22: 215-218 10. Glaser K, Tomassini C, Racioppi F, Stuchbury R (2006) “Marital disruptions and loss of support in later life: a longitudinal study of the United Kingdom” in European Journal of Ageing, 3: 207- 261 11. Broese Van Groenou M, Glaser K, Tomassini C, Jacobs T (2006) “Socio-economic status differences in the use of informal and formal help: a comparison of four European countries” in Ageing and Society, 26: 745-766 12. Grundy E, Tomassini C. (2006). Fatherhood History and Later Life Health and Mortality in England and Wales: A Record Linkage Study. Social Biology, vol. 53/3-4; p. 189-205. 13. Glaser K, Wolf DA, Tomassini C (2006) “Guest Editorial: The FAMSUP network and its comparative studies of family support for frail older people” in Ageing and Society, 26: 789-792 14. Tomassini C., Grundy E, Skytthe A, Christensen K. (2006). Twins And Their Health Cost: Consequences Of Multiple Births On Parental Health And Mortality In Denmark And England And Wales. Twin Research. 9(3): 444-449 15. Glaser K, Evandrou M, Tomassini C. (2006). Multiple Role Occupancy And Social Participation Among Midlife Wives And Husbands In The United Kingdom. International Journal Of Aging & Human Development. 63: 27-47 16. Tomassini C, (2006). “The oldest old in Great Britain: change over the last 20 years”, Population Trends, N. 123, pp.32-39 17. Tomassini C, Grundy E, Kalogirou S, Martikainen P, Gaymu J, Binet A, M Karisto A (2005) “Rencontres entre parents âgés et enfants: quelles différences en Europe ?” in Retraite et Société, N.46, pp. 10-29 18. Rasulo D, Christensen K, Tomassini C (2005) “The Influence of Social Relations on Mortality in Later Life: A Study on Elderly Danish Twins” The Gerontologist 2005 45: 601-608 19. Tomassini C, (2005). “The demographic characteristics of the oldest old in the United Kingdom”, Population Trends, N. 120, pp.15-22 20. Glaser K., Evandrou M., Tomassini C.
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