- Milano
- Ph.D. School in Management & Innovation
- Students
- Innovation Track
Innovation Track
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Claudia Collodoro From Patents to Workers: studies on Artificial Intelligence Worker Management Technologies. |
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Francesco D'Alessandro Essays on the Economic Implications of Artificial Intelligence. |
Linnea Nelli The twin transition and the environmental policy at work: technologies, employment and territories. |
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Guglielmo Pizzoli Education Pathways and Social Mobility: The Impact of Horizontal Choices Within and Between. |
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Carmine Apice Economic Implications of Generative AI |
Deniz Araci The Impact of Robots on Labor Market Dynamics |
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Yanis Bekhti Premature Deindustrialisation, Structural Change and Commodity-Boom in Developing Countries. |
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Ivan Napoli Shifting Boundaries of Knowledge Production in the Age of Large Language Models. |
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Maximiliano Zorondo Unconditional Basic Income as a Bottom-Up Driver of Entrepreneurship and Innovation. |
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Lorenzo Arras My research lies within the field of organizational studies, with a specific interest in corporate governance, worker participation, and hybrid organizations. |
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Andrea Conconi My Ph.D. thesis revolves around the theme of natural capital management and on the valuation of natural resources. |
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Gabriele Sangalli My main research interests lie in empirical corporate finance, with a specific focus on capital market access, firms' innovation strategy and "peer" effects. |
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Francesca Zannelli My research focuses on the twin transition (digital and green), with particular interest in how public policies influence firm behavior in terms of technology adoption, sustainability, and employment. |