Andrea Corsale

Andrea Corsale is Associate Professor of Geography (M-GGR/01) at the Department of Literature, Languages ​​and Cultural Heritage of the University of Cagliari, where he teaches Human Geography and Educational Geography, and is qualified for the role of Full Professor (ASN 2020-2031). He has a PhD in History, Institutions and International Relations of Modern and Contemporary Asia and Africa. His research interests include ethnic, linguistic and religious minorities, demography, landscape, sustainable tourism, Jewish cultural heritage, Roma communities, diasporas, identity, and geopolitics, particularly in Central and Eastern Europe (Romania, Poland, Ukraine) and the Mediterranean (Italy, Morocco, Tunisia). On these topics he has participated in several local, national and international research projects and has published in national and international volumes and journals such as Rivista Geografica Italiana, Tourism Geographies, Geographical Journal, Current Issues in Tourism, Journal of Sustainable Tourism, Geoforum, J-Reading, Journal of Rural Studies. Among his books: "Geografia delle minoranze fra Baltico e Mar Nero" (FrancoAngeli, Milan, 2016) and "Rose nel deserto. Le oasi del Maghreb tra sete d'acqua e nuove opportunità di sviluppo" (Cuec, Cagliari, 2009) . He has developed a network of international research collaborations in various countries (in particular Poland, Ukraine, Romania, Hungary, Morocco, Israel, Tunisia) and has participated in several cooperation projects and third mission activities in Italy and abroad (e.g. Senegal and Tunisia).