ZULATO EDOARDO
Biografia
I am a Social and Cultural Psychologist formed at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE). As a student, researcher and consultant, I gained deep experience in managing qualitative and quantitative research methods. I am a member of the Association for European Qualitative Researchers in Psychology (EQuiP) since 2020.
Main interests and activities:
- Social Representation Theory
- Public opinion construction
- Public understanding of science and Resistance to new technologies
- Qualitative methods (interviews, focus groups, ethnographies)
- Quantitative text analysis (e.g. text mining, twitter analysis, automated content analysis)
email: [email protected]
Ricerca
PhD Project
“Understanding a liminal condition: social representations of the vegetative state”
Supervisor: Prof. Lorenzo Montali
Pubblicazioni
Zulato, E., Bauer, M. (In corso di stampa). Mapping antibiotics awareness across European regions.. In M. Bauer, B. Schiele (a cura di), Science Communication - taking a step back to move forward. CNRS. Dettaglio
Morimoto, R., Bauer, M., Zulato, E., Süerdem, A., Jayasinghe, P., Munasinghe, M. (In corso di stampa). Comparing awareness of antibiotic resistance in Sri Lanka and the European Union. In Science Communication - taking a step back to move forward. CNRS. Dettaglio
(2023). Representing liminality: An integrated psycho-social examination of the vegetative state. (Tesi di dottorato, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, 2023). Dettaglio
Zulato, E., Montali, L., Quagliarella, C. (2023). Is There Anyone in There?”: Caregivers and Professionals’ Mutual Positioning to Take Care of Vegetative State Patients. In M. Fatigante, C. Zucchermaglio, F. Alby (a cura di), Interculturality in institutions: symbols, practices, and identities. Springer [10.1007/978-3-031-12626-0]. Dettaglio
Zulato, E., Montali, L., Castro, P. (2023). Regulating liminality: Making sense of the vegetative state and defining the limits of end-of-life action. BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY, 62(4 (October 2023)), 1733-1752 [10.1111/bjso.12653]. Dettaglio