Currently his main field of study is the aging processes that concern the Italian and European labor market. Following a life cycle analysis approach, his focus is on the deepening of gender, class and racial inequalities. His research path has particularly involved the intertwining of the sociology of work, economics and welfare. The privileged field of study is i migration studies, understood in the sense of "total social fact" i.e. a cognitive prism to interpret the changes taking place in society as a whole. In his studies he has chosen the so-called "Italian migratory crossroads" as an observation point, with the aim of investigating migrations as continually evolving factors capable of articulating movements with different destinations and opposite directions at the same time. In particular he has explored the dynamics of racialisation of the labor market, the process of civic and administrative stratification in access to social rights and the function of international mobility governance policies. Furthermore, his interests also range in the analysis of forms of conflict and mobilization, in this field he analyzed the protests of entertainment workers during the Covid-19 pandemic. Passionate about participatory research methods, he has often referred to techniques and tools such as social inquiry and co-research.

Antonio Sanguinetti obtained a master's degree in Applied Social Sciences in 2013 from the University of Rome – Sapienza. At the same university I completed my doctorate in Sociology and Applied Social Sciences in 2017. From 2020 to 2022 he was a research fellow at the Irpps of the Cnr as part of the Research Project of National Interest "Immigration, Integration, Settlements. Italian Style” with the supervision of Dr. Corrado Bonifazi. Subsequently he carried out another year as a research fellow at the same institute as part of a project on the segmentation of the Italian labor market. During his studies he was a visiting scholar at the Goethe University of Frankfurt and Leeds. Some of his articles have been published in scientific journals: Mondi Migranti, CSER, Rivista delle Politiche Sociali, Economia & Lavoro, Rivista Il Mulino, Sociologia del Lavoro, Economia e Società Regionale.