Authors:Elizabeth Jane Casabianca | Promoteia, Università Politecnica delle MarcheMichele Catalano | Prometeia, IIASALorenzo Forni | Prometeia, Department of Economics and Management of the University of PaduaElena Giarda | Prometeia, Università degli Studi di Modena e Reggio EmiliaSimone Passeri |
The digitalization of cultural heritage is crucial for revamping the creative and cultural sectors during a period of stagnation. The recent publication of Silvia Rita Sedita (Department of Economics and Management, University of Padova) and Tamane Ozeki (Osaka Metropolitan University) in 'European
Decision makers often rely on experts' evaluations to decide on complex proposals. Experts, however, have their own agendas: they may favor or oppose the proposals under their scrutiny.In this paper, Dino Gerardi (University of Turin, Collegio Carlo Alberto), Edoardo Grillo (dSEA Unipd) and Ignacio
Decision makers often rely on experts' evaluations to decide on complex proposals. Experts, however, have their own agendas: they may favor or oppose the proposals under their scrutiny.In this paper, Dino Gerardi (University of Turin, Collegio Carlo Alberto), Edoardo Grillo (dSEA Unipd) and Ignacio
In a recent publication, our Valentina De Marchi, Giulio Cainelli, and Roberto Grandinetti analyze whether multinational subsidiaries are more likely than domestic firms to green innovate. Using a survey covering 14 European countries, their results suggest that subsidiaries have an advantage of
