CV

CURRENT POSITION

• 2021-today: Full Professor of Economic Policy, U Siena

VISITING POSITIONS AND FELLOWSHIPS

• 2022-23: Institute Fellow, School of Management and Labor Relations, Rutgers U

• 2019: Visiting Professor, NTNU

• 2017: Visiting Professor, Leeds U Business School

• 2015: Visiting Fellow, Judge Business School, U Cambridge

• 2010-11: Research Associate, Robert Schuman Centre for Advanced Studies, EUI

EDUCATION

• 2010: Ph.D. in Law and Economics, U Siena

• 2009: Visiting Researcher, UCLA

• 2007: M.Sc. in Economics, U Rome La Sapienza

• 2006: Visiting Student, U Stockholm 

• 2005: B.A. in Economics, U Rome La Sapienza

TEACHING

• Public Economics, Industrial Economics, Economics of Innovation, Environmental Economics, Econometrics

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES

• Service in boards and scientific committees: SIDE-ISLE (board member, 2021-today), CIRIEC (expert member, 2020-today), CISC (scientific committee member, 2020-today), NERI (scientific committee member, 2017-today), IAFEP (council member, 2016-2022)

• Other selected memberships (past and present): American Economic Association, European Corporate Governance Institute, European Economic Association, Royal Economic Society, American Law and Economics Association, Society for Institutional and Organizational Economics

• Recent refereeing: European Economic Review, Journal of Economic Growth, Journal of Applied Econometrics, Oxford Economic Papers, Scandinavian Journal of Economics, Journal of Comparative Economics, Review of Industrial Organization, Economics Letters, Journal of Economic Surveys, Industrial and Corporate Change, Research Policy, British Journal of Industrial Relations, IZA Journal of Labor Economics

• Book reviewer for Springer and Routledge 

• Projects evaluator for UK Research and Innovation, SSHRC - Research Council of Canada, Swiss National Science Foundation, and Cambridge Political Economy Society Trust

• Co-Editor of the Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics, Wiley (2020-22)

MAIN GRANTS AND FUNDED PROJECTS

• MIUR: PRIN "Automation, Productivity and Wage Inequality" (2023-24, local unit coordinator, € 295'799)

• Rutgers U: Hierarchical Control Under Profit Sharing (2022-23, joint PI, $ 25'000)

• WIPO - United Nations: Intellectual Property, Technology and Firm Resilience (2022, PI, € 30'000)

• PON - MIUR: Policies for High-Productivity Environmental Innovation (2022-24, scientific coordinator, € 150'000)

• PON - MIUR: IPAS (2021-24, scientific coordinator, € 50'000)

• MIUR: FFABR (2017, individual grant, € 3'000)

• OECD - Corporate Affairs Division: Corporate Governance and Growth (2011, individual research, € 7'000)

• European Commission - 7th Framework Program: SECOA (2009-13, team member, € 7'767'361)

• European Commission - ESPON: TIGER (2010-12, team member, € 999'801)

• MIUR: PRIN "Statistical Assessment of Quality and Risks in Services" (2010-12, team member, € 90'310)

SELECTED PRESENTATIONS AND SEMINARS

• Washington DC (IIOC, 2023), Rutgers U (Kelso Workshop, 2023, 2024), San Diego (Beyster Symposium, 2022, invited talk), Bank of Italy (Florence, 2021, invited talk), MIT (SIOE, 2020), IZA & Eurofound Conference on Workplace and Management Practices (Dublin, 2020), CESifo Workshop on the Gig Economy (Venice - San Servolo, 2019), Copenhagen Business School (Dep. of Accounting, 2019, invited seminar), Columbia U (SIOE, 2017), Leeds U Business School (LUBS Economics Seminars, 2017, invited seminar), Copenhagen Business School (CCG Seminar, 2017, invited seminar), Harvard U (ALEA, 2016), Sciences Po (SIOE, 2016), European Parliament (EPIP, 2014), Stockholm U (EALE, 2012), Columbia U (ALEA, 2011), U of Toronto (CLEA, 2009), Kiel (IfW, 2009)

EDITORIALS

• Il Sole 24 Ore, Lavoce.info, Affari & Finanza - la Repubblica, il Manifesto