Daniele Tirelli

Daniele Tirelli graduated in Physics in Bologna and then in Political Science (economic specialization).
He obtained his PhD in Economics from the European University Institute of Fiesole.
He has conducted studies as a researcher at the London School of Economics and the University of Louvain.
His studies have been guided by the Professors Beniamino Andreatta, Ezio Tarantelli, Jean Paul Fitoussi, Kumaraswamy Velupillai, Henri Sneessens. First Senior Economist at the Prometeia Institute of Economic Forecasts, he held positions in the top management of the market research institutes ACNielsen and IRI Infoscan.
In these companies, he has developed research and studies for almost all consumer goods companies operating in Italy and previously held courses in Statistics (University of Gastronomic Sciences of Pollenzo), Microeconomics (University of Reggio-Modena) and Consumer & Shopper Behavior (University of Milan).
Since 2003, he has been President of the Retail Institute of Italy (International Association for the Development of Retail Marketing).

Areas of scientific interest

Epistemology of social sciences
Retail marketing
Anthropology Food
History of consumption

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The Italian Economic Policy Simulated by the Econometric Model of Bologna (1970-74), Economic Notes (1980),

Gli orari di lavoro nell'ottica neoclassica, Politica ed economia (1983),  

Il dibattito sul ciclo economico di lungo periodo, Rivista di storia economica, (1984)

A Comparative Study of the Allocative Choices of Consumption, Saving and Leisure in Six European Countries, Economia & lavoro, (1986),

Osservazioni su un modello di disequilibrio del mercato del lavoro italiano (1954-80), Annali della Fondazione Einaudi.

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Alcuni libri
Introduzione a "I valori del commercio" di M.E.Leclerc,  Agra Editore.

"Il Cronodizionario dei consumi",  Editrice Compositori.

"Pensato e Mangiato: il cibo nel vissuto e nell'immaginario degli Italiani", Agra Editore.

"Dentro i consumi: teorie e luoghi comuni", Agra Editore,

"Digital Signage. l'immagine onnipresente", Franco Angeli 

"Retail eccellente: casi di successo internazionale", Editore Promotion OPS 

“Retail experience in USA”, Franco Angeli 

 

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COURSES 2019/2020

Bachelor of Science in Public Relations and Business Communication

- Consumption Innovation & Trends

COURSES 2018/2019

Bachelor of Science in Public Relations and Business Communication

- Consumption Innovation & Trends

COURSES 2017/2018

Master's Degree Course in Marketing, Consumption and Communication

- Styles and trends in consumption: evolutionary and comparative analysis

COURSES 2016/2017

Master's Degree Course in Marketing, Consumption and Communication

- Styles and trends of consumption: comparative and evolutionary analysis

COURSES 2015/2016

Master's Degree Course in Marketing, Consumption and Communication

- Styles and trends of consumption: comparative and evolutionary analysis

COURSES 2014/2015

Master's Degree Course in Marketing, Consumption and Communication

- Styles and trends of consumption: comparative and evolutionary analysis

COURSES 2013/2014

Master's Degree Course in Marketing, Consumption and Communication

- Styles and trends in consumption: evolutionary and comparative analysis

COURSES 2012/2013

Master's Degree Course in Marketing, Consumer Affairs and brand communication

management

retail management

- Styles and trends in consumption: evolutionary and comparative analysis

COURSES 2011/2012

Master's Degree Course  in Marketing, Consumption and Commercial Distribution

Master's Degree Course in Marketing, Consumption and Communication

Master's Degree Course in Strategy and Brand Communication, Fashion and Design

- Styles and trends in consumption: evolutionary and comparative analysis

COURSE 2010/2011
Master's Degree Course in Marketing, Consumption and Commercial Distribution

- Styles and Trends in Consumption: Evolutionary and Comparative Analysis