Gianluca Orsatti

Assistant Professor

University of Turin

Italy

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Gianluca Orsatti is an Assistant Professor at the University of Turin in Italy. His research focuses on public green demand, green innovation, and the dynamics of technological change, with insights drawn from his recent articles on patent acquisitions, technological novelty, and local knowledge in relation to entrepreneurial activities. His work aims to bridge the gaps between technology, economic growth, and environmental sustainability.

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François Perruchas

University of Valencia

SPAIN

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Francesco Quatraro

Full Professor

University of Turin

ITALY

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Guido Pialli

University of Maastricht

NETHERLANDS

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Valerio Sterzi

Full Professor of Economics

University of Bordeaux

FRANCE

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sandro montresor

Full Professor of Applied Economics

Gran Sasso Science Institute

ITALY

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Andrea Vezzulli

Associate Professor

University of Insubria

ITALY

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Alessandra Scandura

University of Turin

ITALY

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Articles (10)

Public green demand and green innovation: evidence from US firms

Non-practicing entities in Europe: an empirical analysis of patent acquisitions at the European Patent Office

Green technological diversification and regional recombinant capabilities: the role of technological novelty and academic inventors

The knowledge-intensive direction of technological change

Technological novelty and key enabling technologies: evidence from European regions

The effects of the limited exhaustibility of knowledge on firm size and the direction of technological change

Local knowledge composition and the emergence of entrepreneurial activities across industries: evidence from Italian NUTS-3 regions

Skill endowment, routinisation and digital technologies: evidence from U.S. Metropolitan Areas

Public Procurement, Local Labor Markets and Green Technological Change. Evidence from US Commuting Zones

The antecedents of green technologies: The role of team-level recombinant capabilities

Collaborators (7)

François Perruchas

Francesco Quatraro

Guido Pialli

Valerio Sterzi

sandro montresor

Andrea Vezzulli

Alessandra Scandura

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