Paesi in via di sviluppo: quali politiche per le catene del valore
My article for Lavoce.info is available here.
in Articles, Media Tags: Global Value Chain, Industrial policy
My article for Lavoce.info is available here.
in Articles, Media Tags: Global Value Chain, Industrial policy
I have written a short article with Carlo Pietrobelli and Ari van Assche in Columbia FDI Perspectives.
Here you can download the article.
in Articles, Media Tags: Global Value Chain, GVC, Industrial policy
This is my column in Columbia FDI Perspectives with Carlo Pietrobelli and Ari Van Assche
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in Featured Presentations, Presentations Tags: Emerging Countries, Global Value Chain, Industrial policy
On the 16th of June 2022 I have participated in a panel organized by the Heinrich Foundation on Global value chains and dynamic specialization: Upgrading through FDI
in Featured Publications, Journal Articles Tags: Global Value Chain, Industrial policy, Multinationals
The editorial article of a special issue on GVC oriented policy in the Journal of International Business Policy with Ari Van Assche and Carlo Pietrobelli.
Here you can download the article and here the special issue.
Here you can read the article in Italian.
in Featured Publications, Publications, Working Papers Tags: Caribbean, Clusters, Industrial development, Industrial policy
With Elisa Giuliani, I have published a IADB Discussion Paper discussing clusters in the Caribbean. A desk review of 32 clusters distributed across the Caribbean identifying three groups of clusters are identified: rising, innovative, and sluggish.
The working paper is available here
in Journal Articles, Publications Tags: Clusters, Industrial districts, Industrial policy, Innovation, Small and Medium Enterprises
The notion of ‘Business Development Service’ (BDS) is quickly gaining popularity among policy makers and scholars of management, industrial organization and development. Similarly, attention is increasingly paid to the institutions and centers offering BDS, as an essential part of the ‘local’ or ‘regional innovation system’. The paper analyses the experience of BDS Centres in three highly developed Italian regions, Emilia Romagna, Lombardia and Veneto, and evaluates their performance and contribution to the regional industrial, and notably SME, development. The paper is based on a survey of 30 BDS Centres and it uses quantitative together with qualitative evidence.
Download the pdf, JA WRSTSD 2007-01
in Journal Articles, Publications Tags: Clusters, Global Value Chain, Industrial policy, Innovation, Latin America, Small and Medium Enterprises