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Carlo Stagnaro

Carlo Stagnaro

Department of Business, Law, Economics and Consumer Behaviour
Faculty of Communication
Carlo Stagnaro

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Carlo Stagnaro (1977) is research and studies director of Istituto Bruno Leoni, which he contributed to found. Prior to that, he was Chief of the Minister’s Technical Staff at Italy’s Ministry of Economic Development. He holds a M.Sc. in Environmental Engineering from the University of Genoa and a Ph.D. in Economics, Markets, Institutions from IMT Alti Studi – Lucca.

He is lecturer in energy management at MIB Trieste School of Management. He is a member of the Institute of Economic Affairs’ Academic Advisory Council as well as a fellow of the Osservatorio italiano sulla povertà energetica at the Padua University’s Levi-Cases Center.

He has been the editor of the Index of Liberalization since 2007, a periodical benchmarking report on the degree of market openness in several sectors of the economy in the EU member states. He edited “Cosa succede se usciamo dall’euro?” (IBL Libri, 2018). He authored a monograph on the policies to incentivize investments in renewable energies and competition in electricity markets, “Power Cut?: How the Eu Is Pulling the Plug on Electricity Markets” (IEA, 2015).

He is a member of the editorial board of the journals “Energia” and “Aspenia”. He is an economic columnist for the daily magazines “Il Foglio” and “Il Secolo XIX”.

His latest book is “Contro il sovranismo economico” (Rizzoli, 2020), writtenn together with Alberto Saravalle.


MAIN AREAS OF SCIENTIFIC INTEREST

 

Energy economics, economic regulation of public services, competition policy, innovation.

 

 

 

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Articoli scientifici

(w/ Amenta C. and Riva Sanseverino E.), “Regulating blockchain for sustainability? The critical relationship between digital innovation, regulation, and electricity governance”, Energy Research & Social Science, 2021, 76, 102060.

“Distribuzione elettrica: pluralismo o monopolio?”, Energia, 2021, 42: 68-73.

“Bootleggers and Baptists Go Digital. The Economic Theories of Regulation in the Digital Environment”, The Independent Review, 2020, 25: 187-205.

“Dai PPA all'ETS: Un approccio orientato al beneficio ambientale”, Energia, 2020, 41: 58-64.

(w/ Belardinelli S.), “Il sistema autostradale italiano: efficacia ed efficienza”, Federalismi.it, 2020, 9.

(w/ Amenta C., Di Croce G. and Lavecchia L.), “Managing the liberalization of Italy’s retail electricity market: A policy proposal”, Energy Policy, 2020, 137: 111150.

(w/ Lavecchia L.), “There ain’t no such thing as a free deed: the case of Italian notaries”, European Journal of Law and Economics, 2019, 47: 277-290.

(w/ Amenta C., Di Croce G. and Lavecchia L.), “Liberalizzazione elettrica e superamento della tutela: una proposta”, Energia, 2018, 1: 52-60.

“Competition and innovation in electricity retail markets”, Economic Affairs, 2017, 37(1): 85-101.

(w/ Lavecchia L.), “Notai: pubblici ufficiali o professionisti private? Evidenze da un esperimento di randomizzazione”, Mercato Concorrenza Regole, 2017, 1: 79-104.

“Privatisation in the EU Energy Sector: The Never Ending Story”, Economic Affairs, 2014, 34(2): 238-253.

(w/ Lavecchia L.), “Are Green Jobs Real Jobs? The Case of Photovoltaic Power in Italy”, Energy & Environment, 2014, 25(5): 953-970.

(w/ Benedettini S.), “Il trasporto ferroviario regionale in Italia: tracce di concorrenza?”, Mercato Concorrenza Regole, 2014, 16(2): pp.329-354.

Capitoli di libri

(w/ Benedettini S.), “Who are the customers with flexible demand, and how to find them?”, in Sioshansi F. (ed.), Variable Generation, Flexible Demand, 2020, London, Academic Press, 125-145.

(w/ Pammolli F.), “Quality of Institutions and Public Procurement”, in Bellettini G. and Goldstein A. (eds.), The Italian Economy after Covid-19, 2020, Bologna, Bononia University Press, 243-256.

(w/ Pammolli F.), “Qualità delle istituzioni e appalti pubblici”, in Bellettini G. and Goldstein A. (eds.), L’economia italiana dopo il Covid-19, 2020, Bologna, Bononia University Press, 243-258.

(w/ Benedettini S.), “Smart meters: the gate to behind-the-meter?”, in Sioshansi F. (ed.), Behind and Beyond the Meter. Digitalization, Aggregation, Optimization, Monetization, 2020, London, Academic Press, 251-260.

(w/ Benedettini S.), “Non desiderare le rendite d’altri”, in De Nicola A. and Cottarelli C. (eds.), I dieci comandamenti. Regole semplici per l’economia italiana, 2019, Soveria Mannelli, Rubbettino Editore.

(w/ Amenta C. and Lavecchia L.), “Il sequestro delle imprese mafiose: aspetti di efficacia ed efficienza”, in Ingrassia, R. (ed.), Economia, organizzazioni criminali e corruzione, 2018, Roma, Aracne, 59-82.

“Energy and Water Reuse”, in Eslamian S. (ed.), Urban Water Reuse Handbook, 2015, Boca Raton (FL, USA), CRC Press, 27-36.

Libri

(w/ Alberto Saravalle), Contro il sovranismo economico, 2020, Milano, Rizzoli.

(ed.) Cosa succede se usciamo dall’euro?, 2018, Torino, IBL Libri.

Power Cut? How the EU Is Pulling the Plug on Electricity Markets, 2015, London, Institute of Economic Affairs.

 

 

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