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Corriere della Sera on Investing in Women
Corriere della Sera on Investing in Women
Corriere della Sera has reported about “Investing in women: what women-led businesses in Italy and the UK need”. Here is the article.
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L’Osservatore Romano on Investing in Women
L’Osservatore Romano on Investing in Women
Osservatore Romano has published an article reporting about “Investing in women: what women-led businesses in Italy and the UK need”. Here you can download the article.
Leadershipfemminile.com on Investing in Women
Leadershipalfemminile.com on Investing in Women
Il Blog Leadershipfemminile.com reported about “Investing in women: what women-led businesses in Italy and the UK need”. Here is the article.
La globalizzazione e le economie locali
La globalizzazione e le economie locali
On June 1st on behalf of the Società Italiana degli Economisti I organized a round table on Globalization and local economies at the Festival dell’Economia in Trento with Anna Giunta, Lucia Tajoli e Alessandra Venturini.
Here is the link at the program.
Chinese and Indian Multinationals: Do their shopping spree in advanced countries make them more innovative?
Chinese and Indian Multinationals: Do their shopping spree in advanced countries make them more innovative?
The article on Journal of Economic Geography with Amendolagine, Giuliani and Martinelli is featured in VoxChina.org.
Innovation Trajectories in Developing Countries: How Global Value Chains and Innovation Systems co-evolve
Innovation Trajectories in Developing Countries: How Global Value Chains and Innovation Systems co-evolve
New post on the LSE Blog on Global Investments and Local Development with Padmashree Gehl Sampath and Rasmus Lema.
Do global value chains offer developing countries learning and innovation opportunities?
Foreign direct investment, integration in global value chains, and local development
Foreign direct investment, integration in global value chains, and local development
New Voxeu.org column with Vito Amendolagine, Andrea Presbitero and Marco Sanfilippo on how the entry and upgrading of low-income countries in Global Value Chains can offer an additional advantage in maximising the potential spillovers from FDI. See also the post on the LSE Blog on Global Investments and Local Development.
Mind the gap! How European cities and regions can unlock new investments by cutting their distance with emerging economies
Mind the gap! How European cities and regions can unlock new investments by cutting their distance with emerging economies
An article on LSE Blog on Global Investments and Local Development on my work with Riccardo Crescenzi and Carlo Pietrobelli.