University of Bologna

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Alba Marino graduated in Political Science and received a PhD in Economics and Quantitative Methods at the University of Messina. After working at the University of Pennsylvania and Ca’ Foscari University of Venice, she joined the PERCEIVE team in 2018. Her research interests include applied microeconomics, policy evaluation, and innovation studies.

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Giovanni Cunico graduated at the European Master in System Dynamics (EMSD), an European funded program held by University of Bergen, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Radbound University and University of Palermo. He shortly worked as graduate researcher at University College London on housing retrofit. So far, his activity focuses on employing system dynamics methodology to any complex and sustainability-related problem.

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Eirini Aivazidou holds a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, a M.Sc. in Transportation Engineering and a Ph.D. in Supply Chain Water Footprint Management (funded by the Onassis Foundation), all from the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. Her scientific interests cover the fields of sustainable development, systems dynamics modelling and cohesion policy. She is a post-doc researcher in PERCEIVE, working on the development of the simulation model.

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Edoardo Mollona graduated in Strategic Management at Bocconi University in Milan and received a PhD degree in Strategic Management/Decision Sciences at the London Business School. He is full professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. His research focuses on the application of modelling and simulation techniques to strategic management, stakeholder theory and organizational theory.

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Cristina Brasili graduated in Statistics at the University of Bologna and received a PhD in Agrifood Economic and Policy at University of Siena. She teaches Economic Policy and Regional Economic Policies at the University of Bologna. Her research focuses on the convergence and economic business cycle analysis to study regional economy, on the quality of institution and its impact on the implementation of Cohesion Policy.

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Pinuccia Calia graduated in Economic Statistics at the University of Bologna and received a PhD in Applied Statistics at the University of Florence. She teaches quantitative impact evaluation methods and her research focuses on micro-econometric modelling with applications to businesses and to policy evaluation. Other research themes are inequality measurement and decomposition methods.

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Luca Pareschi received a PhD in management from the University of Bologna, where he is now Assistant Professor. He researches with words, analysing texts in order to extract meanings and reconstruct narratives. He plays with qualitative and automated methods. He is particularly interested in cultural industries and in socio-political institutional processes.

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Pierre Maurice Reverberi graduated in Cooperation and Development Studies and received his PhD in Economic Policy at the Department of Statistical Sciences, University of Bologna, where he now works as a post-doc fellow after two mobility periods in the UK and in Serbia. His research interests are Cohesion Policy, institutional quality and inequality. He is co-creator of a role-playing game about corruption.

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Valentina Aiello graduated in Local and International Development and Cooperation Studies and received a PhD in Economic Policy at the Department of Statistical Sciences, University of Bologna, where she now works as a post-doc fellow. Her research interests are Cohesion Policy, institutional quality and social capital. She is co-creator of a role-playing game about corruption.

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Monica Russo is Project Manager at the EURO of the University of Bologna. She supports research groups in the design of research proposals in particular by using methodological tools deriving from the PCM and LF Approach. She also take care of project legal and financial issues, monitor activities and results, support in problem solving.