Massimiliano Mazzanti
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Massimiliano Mazzanti (born on 11 February, 1972[1]) is currently Full Professor in Economic Policy, lecturer in macroeconomics, environmental economics and environmental policy, and ecological economics, and Director of the Department of Economics & Management[2] at the Università degli Studi di Ferrara.
In 2002, he acquired his Doctorate in Economics from the Università di Roma Tre part of Doctoral program in “Institutions, environment and policies for economic development” with a Thesis titled ‘Methods and techniques for the economic valuation of cultural heritage’ for which he got distinctions. Previously, he completed his Master of Science in environmental and natural resource economics in 1998 from University College of London (Department of Economics) and his undergraduate in 1997 in Economics, political economy, political sciences with a thesis titled ‘Green fiscal reforms, double dividends and unemployment’ from the Università di Bologna.
He is currently ahead of several research projects and co-coordinating research centers such as the CEntre for Research on Circular economy, Innovation and SMEs (CERCIS) [3] and the Director for the Sustainability, Environmental Economics and Dynamics Studies[4].
Academic career
Reseach Centers
CERCIS: CEntre for Research on Circular economy, Innovation and SMEs
CERCIS [5] (CEntre for Research on Circular economy, Innovation and SMEs) focus is on examining how companies employ eco-innovative strategies to merge sustainability with competitiveness, addressing the objectives outlined by the European Union's 2015 Circular Economy Action Plan. This plan seeks to stimulate economic growth and job opportunities through sustainable production and consumption methods, essentially maximizing value while minimizing resource usage. Achieving this demands significant innovation and structural shifts. Technical advancements at regional and sectoral levels necessitate integrating diverse knowledge sets, crafting fitting business strategies, organizational adjustments, and substantial investment in human capital. Recognizing the value of intellectual property and intangibles, along with well-structured policy frameworks, are crucial to guide corporate performance and stimulate appropriate innovative actions. This challenge is particularly pronounced for SMEs.
SEEDS: Sustainability, Environmental Economics and Dynamics Studies
SEEDS [6] (Sustainability, Environmental Economics and Dynamics Studies) is a collaborative interuniversity initiative. It undertakes research and advanced educational projects in ecological and environmental economics, emphasizing the significance of policy and innovation.
Key areas of focus include environmental policymaking, innovation economics, energy policies and economics, valuation through stated preference methods, waste management strategies, and the nexus of climate change and development.
Publications
He is author of several academic and non academic publications.[7]
References
- ↑ "Massimiliano Mazzanti — University of Bologna — Curriculum vitae". www.unibo.it. Retrieved 2023-10-16.
- ↑ "home — Department of Economics and Management". eco.unife.it. Retrieved 2023-10-16.
- ↑ "About us — CEntre for Research on Circular economy, Innovation and SMEs". eco.unife.it. Retrieved 2023-10-16.
- ↑ "Seeds - Home". www.sustainability-seeds.org. Retrieved 2023-10-16.
- ↑ "About us — CEntre for Research on Circular economy, Innovation and SMEs". eco.unife.it. Retrieved 2023-10-16.
- ↑ "Seeds - Home". www.sustainability-seeds.org. Retrieved 2023-10-16.
- ↑ "Massimiliano Mazzanti". scholar.google.it. Retrieved 2023-10-16.
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