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My research interests are at the intersection between political economy, public governance and the economics of innovation. For several years I've been studying the problem of corruption, and the role of reputational incentives in public governance. Over the years, I've worked, or consulted, for international organizations such as the European Commission, the World Bank, and the United Nations, and for several branches of the Italian government.
My work has been published in American Journal of Political Science; Journal of Business & Economic Statistics; Research Policy; The Review of Economics and Statistics; and The World Bank Economic Review.My book Reputation-based Governance (Stanford University Press, 2011) proposes a model of public governance which hinges on the presence of strong reputational incentives.
I am currently writing a book, tentatively titled "Rethinking Corruption".
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