Giovedì 16 Giugno 2022

• Alessandro Sterlacchini – AI Patenting and Employment: Evidence from the Worlds’ Top R&D Investors
• Marco Sforza – Drivers of digital technologies adoption in Italian firms: the role for professional management. A firm-level empirical assessment
• Chiara Franco, Luca Cattani, Sandro Montresor, Fabio Landini – Harnessing data analytics for firm innovation: the role of organizational arrangements
• Lorenzo Cresti, Maria Enrica Virgillito – Strategic and essential jobs: a new sectoral taxonomy based on employment multipliers
  

• Claudio Petti, Dominique Lepore, Olena Liakh – Environmental policies, firms’ innovation and performance at crisis times
• Mattia Tassinari, Francesca Spigarelli, Elisa Barbieri, Marco R. Di Tommaso – Industrial policy and sectoral priorities in China. Analysing the strategic presence of government in key industries
• Marina Schenkel, Stefano De Santis, Stefania Cardinaleschi, Silvia Lombardi, Francesco Giovanni Truglia – Condizioni e strategie delle imprese nella crisi pandemica: un aggiornamento al 2021
• Marco R. Di Tommaso, Elena Prodi, Chiara Pollio, Elisa Barbieri – Conceptualizing and measuring “industry resilience”: composite indicators for post-shock industrial policy decision-making

• Yunxiong Li, Andrea Ascani, Simona Iammarino – The Material Basis of Modern Technologies. A Case Study on Rare Metals
• Lauretta Rubini, Chiara Pollio – Has COVID-19 reshaped Chinese transnational research networks in health sciences? An empirical investigation
• Paolo Seri, Lorenzo Compagnucci – Satellite university campuses and urban structural change: The case of Italy

• Lucio Morettini, Roberto Gabriele, Bianca Potì – Process and strategies of growth in medium-sized fast-growing firms
• Valentina Giannini, Giulio Cainelli, Donato Iacobucci – Spatial distance and economic performance in European multi-unit firms
• Paolo Carnazza, Marielda Caiazzo – The strategies of Italian SMEs for the prevention and management of risks in the post-COVID scenario – 19: an ad hoc survey

• Federico Colozza, Carlo Pietrobelli – Global Value Chains as Channel of Green Knowledge in EU Regions. A Two- Step GMM Analysis
• Huseyn Mammadov – The Role of SMEs in Global Value Chains and The Impact of Their Involvement in Their Home-Country
• Pietro De Ponti, Valeria Gattai – Input Procurement and Family Firms: Firm-level Evidence from Italy
• Enrico Marvasi, Stefano Clò, Giorgio Ricchiuti – The Internationalization of State-Owned Enterprises: An Analysis of cross-border M&As

• Nicolò Barbieri, Alberto Marzucchi, Ugo Rizzo – Green technologies, complementarities, and policy
• Luisa Giallonardo, Marcella Mulino – Green Consumerism and Firms’ Environmental Behaviour under Monopolistic Competition: A Two-sector Model
• Antonella Biscione – Barriers to Firms’ Energy Efficiency in Transition Countries
• Maria Gabriela Ladu, Roberto Basile, Luisa Giallonardo, Pasquale Lelio Iapadre, Riccardo Persio – The local labor market effects of earthquakes: evidence from a Difference-in-Difference approach with multiple time periods and multiple groups

• Gian Luigi Albano – On the Fuzzy Concept of Competition in Public Procurement
• Stefano Comino – Censorship, industry structure, and creativity: evidence from the Catholic inquisition in Renaissance Venice
• Alberto Iozzi, Gian Luigi Albano, Berardino Cesi – Teaching an Old Dog a New Trick: Reserve Price and Unverifiable Quality in Repeated Procurement
• Andrea Mangani, Karina Ramazanova – The media coverage of antitrust enforcement: The Italian case

• Fabio Landini, Armanda Cetrulo, Valeria Cirillo – Organized Labour and R&D: Evidence from Firm Level Collective Bargaining in Italy
• Enrico Alessandri – Mining innovation, technological diversification and profitability
• Valerio Sterzi – Patent privateering with endogenous litigation: evidence from Europe

• Giovanni Cerulli, Antonio Zinilli – Link prediction in knowledge networks using exogenous and endogenous attributes: a machine learning approach
• Laura Abrardi, Carlo Cambini, Lorien Sabatino – Ultra-broadband investment, local growth, and the labor market: evidence from Italian municipalities
• Alessandro Marra – Are policies enough on their own? On energy transition and renewable technologies in 17 European countries

• Alberto Marzucchi, Guillermo Arenas Díaz, Andrés Barge-Gil, Joost Heijs – The Effect of External Innovation on Firm Employment
• Donato Iacobucci, Francesco Perugini – Entrepreneurial ecosystem and business registration during the COVID-19-pandemic: the Italian case
• Cristiana Donati, Mariarosaria Agostino e Sabrina Ruberto – Family firms, political connections and R&D activities: what influences an open innovation strategy in Eastern European Countries?

• Alessandro Manello, Elena Grinza, Noemi Oggero, Greta Falavigna – Female self-entrepreneurship and role models: an empirical analysis of Italian Municipalities
• Alessandra Micozzi – How does the localization of innovative start-ups influence their performance?
• Vincenzo Fasone, Giulio Pedrini, Raffaele Scuderi – Upskilling and reskilling of seasonal workers: looking at the debate on gender equality

• Domenico Scalera, Mariarosaria Agostino, Anna Giunta, Emanuele Brancati, Francesco Trivieri – Digital technologies and global value chains. An empirical investigation on Italian industry
• Giancarlo Corò, Tullio Buccellato – Complessità economica, diversificazione di mercato, produttività del lavoro: un’analisi sulle performance delle imprese esportatrici
• Claudio Di Berardino, Iacopo Odoardi, Davide Quaglione, Dario D’Ingiullo – Rule of law as an export’s determinant of Italian provinces

• Luigi Tredicine – Global value chains, employment and workforce composition evolution: firm-level evidence from Italy
• Martina Orci, Valentina Giannini, Donato Iacobucci – The importance of agglomerations and networking between companies. The case of M&A operations
• Marco Cucculelli, Riccardo Cappelli – Exploring variance in firm performance. Does the business model matter?

• Angela Stefania Bergantino, Ivano Dileo, Federica Nuzzo – Knowledge and green skills in supporting firms led by a female CEO towards green practices. A cross-country analysis on some transition economies
• Marco Cucculelli, Riccardo Cappelli – Family ownership and regional patenting
• Ivan Etzo – Environmental innovation and international migration of inventors

Discutono: Fabio Graziosi, Sergio Galbiati e Giovanni Lolli

• Andrea Mantovani, Renato Gomes – Regulating Platform Fees under Price Parity
• Leonardo Madio, Doh-Shin Jeon, Yassine Lefouili – Platform liability and innovation
• Laura Lasio, Laura Grigolon – Stigma as a barrier to treatment and adoption of innovation