With a team of economists and of physicists led by Massimo Florio and Stefano Forte, the Rossi-Doria Centre will participate in a research aiming at evaluating social costs and benefits of the next project of CERN: the "Future Circular Collider". In particular, the Rossi-Doria Centre, with the project "An Approach Application of Global value Chains to High-Tech Suppliers of CERN", will estimate the socio-economic impact of CERN on businesses in the supply chain and other organizations. The financing of basic research infrastructure has become a critical issue in recent years. It remains, however, the problem of having to justify in terms of the [...]

Associazione Obiettivocomune commissioned to CRES a study on “Italy and Foreign Markets: a Comparative Analyisis of Tariff Barriers”. Alessandro Antimiani (EU Commission and CRES), Valeria Costantini (Roma Tre University and CRES) and Luca Salvatici (Roma Tre University and CRES) assessed the tariff barriers faced by the Italian exports in different markets for various sectors. The assessment makes use of a global computable general equilibrium model and is based on the recently released database of the Global Trade Analysis Project (GTAP). Since the possibility to access international markets is crucial for the future prosperity of Italy and Europe, results will be relevant [...]

AWARD IN MEMORY OF GIOVANNI ANANIA 2017 (Catanzaro, December 9, 1956 – Cosenza, July 15, 2015) CALL (English) BANDO (Italiano) The following institutions: • AIEAA – Italian Association of Agricultural and Applied Economics • Manlio Rossi-Doria Centre for Economic and Social Research (Roma Tre University) • Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics (University of California at Davis) • Department of Economics, Statistics and Finance “Giovanni Anania” (University of Calabria) hereby establish a scholarship in memory of Giovanni Anania. The scholarship shall be awarded to a student enrolled in the first or second year of an Italian doctoral program (the 2017 edition is for students [...]

Rossi-Doria Centre wins, in partnership with MET, the tender "Study on Firm-Level Drivers of External Competitiveness and Export Performance in Italy" of the European Commission, DG Economic and Financial Affairs. The goal of the service is to provide a study on Italy’s international competitiveness based on microeconomic information. The results of the study will provide useful information for the redefinition of policy recommendations that the European Commission will submit to the Italian government. The project, which will use MET Survey data, was awarded the highest possible score in the evaluation of merit, technical and methodological.

Rossi-Doria Centre Board Member and LSE’s Professor Riccardo Crescenzi wins the 2016 Talented Young Italians Award for outstanding contribution to 'Research and Innovation’ in the UK. Professor Crescenzi has won the 2016 Talented Young Italians Prize, awarded by the Italian Chamber of Commerce and Industry for the UK and the Italian Embassy in the UK. Eight awards were conferred in four categories, with Riccardo receiving the award for ‘Research and Innovation’, in recognition of his outstanding research accomplishments. The award aims "to bring to public attention the individuals who have succeeded in their endeavour in the UK, keeping at the same [...]

Francesco Giffoni wins Research Fellowship co-financed by Rossi-Doria Centre and Department of Economics, Roma Tre University: Approach Application of Global Value Chains to High-Tech Suppliers of CERN The financing of basic research infrastructure has become a critical issue in recent years. It remains, however, the problem of having to justify in terms of the socio-economic impact a substantial investment of resources in basic research (see on Florio, M., Strong, S., & Sirtori, E., 2016, the Social Forecasting Impact of the Large Hadron Collider: A Cost-Benefit Analysis to 2025 and Beyond. Technological Forecasting & Social Change).

Deutsche Bank Research "Think Local. What Brexit would mean for regional and cohesion policies in Europe" extensively quotes paper published with support of Rossi-Doria Centre: Crescenzi, Riccardo and Giua, Mara (2014). The EU Cohesion Policy in context: regional growth and the influence of agricultural and rural development policies. LEQS paper No.85, London School of Economics. The EU Cohesion Policy in context: Does a bottom-up approach work in all regions?, by Riccardo Crescenzi and Mara Giua, featured in Think Local. What Brexit would mean for regional and cohesion policies in Europe, by Patricia Wruuck and Laura Rosenberger, Deutsche Bank Research, September 30, 2016. Go to Rossi-Doria Research on Innovation, Regional Development, [...]

Programme London School of Economics Report View Event Introduction and Welcome Guido Fabiani, Assessore Sviluppo economico, Regione Lazio Keynote speech Report Presentation Andrés Rodríguez-Pose, London School of Economics Riccardo Crescenzi, London School of Economics Discussion Chair: Stefano Fantacone, Presidente Lazio Innova Rosanna Bellotti, Direttore Sviluppo Economico e Attività Produttive, Regione Lazio Fabrizio Onida, Fondazione, ASTRID Micaela Pallini, Pallini Spa Walter Pecorella, Chief Technology Officer Assistant, Thales Alenia Space Q&A Conclusions To participate please register at link https://studio-london-school-multinazionali.eventbrite.it Monday 3 October, h 10.30 Regione Lazio, Sala Tevere Via C. Colombo, 212 - Roma

From 4 to 11 July 2016 was held election for the 2016-2019 Board of Directors. Are elected: Anna Carbone Riccardo Crescenzi Anna Giunta Luca Salvatici The member designated by the Director of Department of Economics is Valeria Costantini

Hashem Darkashalli wins scholarship co-financed by Rossi-Doria Centre for academic year 2016-2017 at Master in Human Development and Food Security (HDFS), Università Roma Tre

Scholarship in Memory of Giovanni Anania (Catanzaro 9 December 1957- Rende 15 July 2015) Ilaria Salvati is the winner of the Giovanni Anania Fellowship 2016 with the project on Market power and imperfect pass-through in the agricultural sector.