Corsi di Studio del Dipartimento di Culture, Politica e Società

Pubblicazioni

Pubblicazioni selezionate

Braut, Beatrice, Matteo Migheli and Elisa Truant (in press). “Food Consumption Changes during 2020 Lockdown in Italy” Research in Economics.

Migheli Matteo (in press). “Covid-19 and Restrictions in Sparse Order: Possible Consequences for EU Cities” Cambridge Journal of Regions, Economy and Society.

Migheli, Matteo (2022). “Lost in Election. How Different Electoral Systems Translate the Voting Gender Gap into Gender Representation Bias” International Review of Law and Economics, 71: 106082.

Migheli, Matteo and Donatella Saccone (2022). “Free to Escape? Economic Freedoms, Growth and Poverty Traps” Review of Development Economics, 26(3): 1518-1554.

Braut, Beatrice, Matteo Migheli and Elisa Truant (2022). “Household Mobility in Food Purchasing during COVID-19 Lockdown” Cities, 122: 103554.

Migheli, Matteo (2022). “On the Importance of Replicating Experiments in Economics” Social Epistemology, 36(2): 238-250.

Migheli, Matteo and Giovanni B. Ramello (2021). “The Unbearable Lightness of Scientometric Indices” Managerial and Decision Economics, 48(2): 1233-1244.

Marson, Marta, Matteo Migheli and Donatella Saccone (2021). “New Evidence on the Link between Ethnic Fractionalization and Economic Freedom” Economics of Governance, 22: 257-292.

Migheli, Matteo (2021). “Income, Wealth and Use of Personal Protection Equipment in the Mekong Delta” Environmental Science and Pollution Research, 28: 39920-39937.

Migheli, Matteo (2021). “Green Purchasing: the Effect of Parenthood and Gender” Environment, Development and Sustainability, 23: 10576-10600.

Lotito, Gianna, Matteo Migheli and Guido Ortona (2020). “Transparency, Asymmetric Information and Cooperation” European Journal of Law and Economics, 50: 267-294.

Di Novi, Cinzia, Rowena Jacobs and Matteo Migheli (2020). “Smoking Inequality across Genders and Socio-economic Classes. Evidence from Italian Data” Journal of Bioeconomics, 22: 177-203.

Migheli, Matteo and Chiara D. Pronzato (2020). “Thinking as the Others Do: Persistence and Conformity of Sexual Double Standard among Young Italians” Genus, 76: 25.

Migheli, Matteo and Roberto Zotti (2020). “The Strange Case of the Matthew Effect and Beauty Contests: Research Evaluation and Specialization in Italian Universities” Socio-Economic Planning Sciences, 71: 100749.

Migheli, Matteo (2020). “Do Trained Farmers Protect Themselves when Using Pesticides? Evidence from Rural Vietnam” Environmental Monitoring and Assessment, 192: 424.

Casalegno, Cecilia, Matteo Migheli, Angelo Bonfanti and Peter Maple (2019). “From Transactions to Cooperation: Developing Supply Chain of Ancient Grains between Relationships and Joint Interests” British Food Journal, 122(5): 1381-1396.

Migheli, Matteo (2019). “Competing for Promotion: Are ‘THE BEST’ always the Best?” Research in Economics, 73(2): 149 – 161.

Migheli, Matteo (2019). “Religious Polarisation, Religious Conflicts, and Individual Financial Satisfaction: Evidence from India” Review of Development Economics, 23(2): 803 – 829.

La Porta, Valentina and Matteo Migheli (2019). “Grapes grow better in the backyard: the effect of organic growth strategies on Italian wineries' profits” International Journal of Wine Business Research, 31(2): 243 – 259.

Migheli, Matteo (2018). “Breadwinner’s Education and Household’s Income in India” International Journal of Statistics & Economics, 19(2): 66 – 77.

Migheli, Matteo (2018). “Brown Parents, Green Dads: Gender, Children and Environmental Taxes” Journal of Cleaner Production, 180: 183 – 197.

Migheli, Matteo and Giovanni B. Ramello (2018). “The Market of Academic Attention” Scientometrics, 114(1): 113 – 133.

Migheli, Matteo (2017). “The Winner’s Curse in Auctions with Losses” Mind & Society, 16(1-2): 113 – 126.

Migheli, Matteo (2017). “The Faster, the Better. When the Payoff Depends on Reaction Times in Natural Experiments” Review of Behavioral Economics, 4(2): 135 – 151.

Coda Moscarola, Flavia and Matteo Migheli (2017). “Gender Differences in Financial Education: Evidence from Primary School” De economist, 165(3): 321 – 347.

Migheli, Matteo (2017). “Ubuntu and Social Capital: a Strong Relationship and a Possible Instrument for Socio-Economic Development” Cambridge Journal of Economics, 41(4): 1213 – 1235.

Migheli, Matteo (2017). “Size of Town, Level of Education and Life Satisfaction in Western Europe” Tijdschrift voor economische en sociale geografie, 108(2): 190 – 204.

Migheli, Matteo (2017). “Land Ownership and Use of Pesticides. Evidence from the Mekong Delta” Journal of Cleaner Production, 145(1): 188 – 198.

Migheli, Matteo (2017). “The Gospel and Economic Behaviour: Experimental Evidence from a Trust Game” Annals of Public and Cooperative Economics, 88(1): 33 – 45.

Di Novi, Cinzia and Matteo Migheli (2017). “Lights and Shadows of Affordable Care Act and Its Influence on World Civilization” International Journal of Social Economics, 44(1): 132 – 140.

Migheli, Matteo (2016). “Optimal Individual Decisions with a Psycho-Materialistic Utility Function” International Economic Journal, 30(4): 476 – 487.

Migheli, Matteo (2016). “Measuring Representativeness in Different Electoral Systems, Using Italian and Dutch Data” Group Decision and Negotiation, 25(4): 723 – 748.

Migheli, Matteo (2016). “Behind the Wall: What Remains of the ‘Communist Legacy’ in Contemporary Europe” Social Indicators Research, 127(2): 671 – 690.

Migheli, Matteo (2016). “The Sibling Effect on the Consumption of Phone Services” International Journal of Consumer Studies, 40(3): 319 – 326.

Migheli, Matteo (2016). “Minority Religious Groups and Life Satisfaction in India” The Australian Economic Review, 49(2): 117 – 135.

Migheli, Matteo (2015). “Gender at Work: Incentives and Self-Sorting” Journal of Behavioral and Experimental Economics, 55(1): 10 – 18.

Lotito, Gianna, Matteo Migheli and Guido Ortona (2015). “An Experimental Inquiry into the Nature of Relational Goods, and Their Impact on Co-operation” Group Decision and Negotiation, 24(4): 699 – 722.

Di Novi, Cinzia, Rowena Jacobs and Matteo Migheli (2015). “The Quality of Life of Female Informal Caregivers: from Scandinavia to the Mediterranean Sea” European Journal of Population, 31(3): 309 – 333.

Migheli, Matteo and Giovani B. Ramello (2014). "Open Access Journals & Academics’ Behaviour" Economic Inquiry, 52(4): 1250 – 1266.

Migheli, Matteo (2014). “Preferences for Government Interventions in the Economy: Does Gender Matter?” International Review of Law and Economics, 39: 39 – 48.

Migheli, Matteo, Guido Ortona and Ferruccio Ponzano (2014). “Competition among parties and power: An empirical analysis” Annals of Operations Research, 215(1): 201 – 214.

Migheli, Matteo and Giovanni B. Ramello (2013). "Open Access, Social Norms & Publication Choice" European Journal of Law and Economics, 35(2): 149 – 167.

Migheli, Matteo (2013). “Relational Capital, Profitability and Access to Credit. Evidence from a Sample of Italian Small Firms” International Review of Economics, 60(2): 221 – 233.

Lotito, Gianna, Matteo Migheli and Guido Ortona (2013). “Is Cooperation Instinctive? Evidence from the Response Times in a Public Goods Game” Journal of Bioeconomics, 15(2): 123 – 133.

Migheli, Matteo (2012). “The Relevance of Wine in the New Zealand’s International Trade” Enometrica, 5(2): 51 – 58.

Migheli, Matteo (2012). “Do the Vietnamese Support the Economic Doi Moi?” Journal of Development Studies, 48(7): 939 – 968.

Migheli, Matteo (2012). “The Transition of People's Preferences for the Intervention of the Government in the Economy of Re-unified Germany” Portuguese Economic Journal, 11(2): 101 – 126.

Migheli, Matteo (2012). “It Is not just Escalation: the One-Dollar Game Revisited” Journal of Socio-Economics, 41(4): 434 – 438.

Migheli, Matteo (2012). "Assessing Trust through Social Capital? A Possible Experimental Answer", The American Journal of Economics & Sociology, 71(2): 298 – 327.

Migheli, Matteo (2012). “Socialisation, Trust and Reciprocity among Young People” Swiss Journal of Economics and Statistics, 148(1): 77 – 95.

Migheli, Matteo and Guido Ortona (2011). “Plurality, Proportionality, Governability and Factions” Representation, 47(1): 99 – 113.

Migheli, Matteo (2011). “Capabilities and Functionings: the Role of Social Capital for Accessing New Capabilities” Review of Political Economy, 23(1): 133 – 142.

Migheli, Matteo (2010). “Supporting the Free and Competitive Market in China and India: Differences and Evolution Over Time” Economic Systems, 34(1): 73 – 90.

Migheli, Matteo, Guido Ortona and Ferruccio Ponzano (2010). “A Preliminary Simulative Assessment of Disproportionality Indices” Homo Oeconomicus, 26(3/4): 443 – 454.

Migheli, Matteo (2009). “Il porto moderno: confronto tra Genova e Rotterdam tra possibilità di sviluppo e vincoli fisici" Economia Pubblica, 39(3-4): 153 – 170.

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• ECONOMIA POLITICA (BIELLA) (CPS0031)
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  Corsi di Studio del Dipartimento di Economia e Statistica "Cognetti de Martiis"
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  Corsi di Studio del Dipartimento di Economia e Statistica "Cognetti de Martiis"

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• Economia internazionale, finanza, e sviluppo
• Economia sperimentale, comportamentale e della complessità

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• Ricerca sulle economie emergenti

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