Dario Nardini, PhD, is a researcher in cultural and social anthropology in the Department of Historical and Geographical Sciences and the Ancient World at the University of Padua. He has conducted ethnographic research on Breton wrestling, surfing in Australia, Calcio Storico Fiorentino and the informal economies linked to food production and consumption in Tuscany, investigating various issues at the heart of contemporary anthropology, including the body, sport, cultural identity, cultural heritage, cultural representations and research methodologies. He is the editorial coordinator of Lares, Quadrimestrale di studi demoetnoantropologici, and editor of the series 'Sport, corpo, cultura' by Ledizioni. His most recent publications include: Surfers Paradise. Un'etnografia del surf sulla Gold Coast australiana (Ledizioni, 2022); Il Calcio Storico Fiorentino. La rievocazione tra patrimonio e "identità" (Olschki, 2023); "Economie informali: neoruralismo e filiere alimentari in Italia centrale", monographic issue of Lares (2023); "Demotic Sports in Europe", contribution for the Cambridge History of Sport, edited by Fiona Skillen and Malcolm MacLean (Cambridge University Press, in press).

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