• A Novel Lexicographic Optimization Method for Solving Shortest Path Problems with Interval-Valued Triangular Fuzzy Arc Weights 

  Ebrahimnejad A; Tabatabaei S; Santos Arteaga FJ (2020)

  Shortest path (SP) optimization problems arise in a wide range of applications such as telecommunications and transportation industries. The main purpose of these problems is to find a path between two predetermined nodes ...
• Financial contracting with multiple tasks 

  Fedele A; Panaccione L (2004)

  In this paper we consider the problem of a firm that needs funding which can be shared between a production plan giving a direct monetary return and some influence activity that increases its reputation in the market and ...
• The Brady Rule may hurt the innocent 

  Garoupa N; Rizzolli M (2011)

  Mandatory disclosure of evidence (the so-called Brady rule) is considered to be among the most important bulwarks against prosecutorial misconduct. While protecting the generality of defendants in the criminal process, we ...
• “Armonia” o “armonie” con la Costituzione? 

  Rosini M (2007)
• Naturalizing humanity: Genealogy and the politics of storytelling in Boccaccio’s Decameron 

  Farneti R (2009)

  In his literary masterwork, the Decameron, Boccaccio undertakes a thorough examination of human values along the lines he had drawn in his history of the origins of the gods, the Genealogie deorum gentilium libri, on the ...
• Life and politics after humanity: A map for newcomers 

  Farneti R (2008)

  A number of academic disciplines are seeking to rearticulate the distinction between the natural and the normative by rethinking the position humans occupy within nature. This article surveys this interdisciplinary debate ...
• Innovation in Small Family Firms 

  Rondi E; Sciascia S; De Massis A (2020)

  Research on innovation in family firms has flourished in the last decades. Nevertheless, most of the current understanding has been developed by studying large organizations, leaving the specific challenges and opportunities ...
• Better that ten guilty persons escape: punishment costs explain the standard of evidence 

  Rizzolli M; Saraceno M (2013)

  It is generally agreed that the conviction of an innocent person (type-I error) should be avoided even at the cost of allowing a certain number of acquittals of criminals (type-II error). The high standard of evidence that ...
• Bonding and bridging social capital in family firm internationalization 

  Rondi E; Debellis F; De Massis A; Garzoni A (2020)

  Purpose of the paper: This paper aims to study how family firms manage their Global Value Chain (GVC). In particular, we investigate how family firms are able to keep control over operations outsourced to foreign partners. ...
• The information content of Fairness Opinions in M&A: Evidence from Italy 

  Courteau L (2020)

  One of the major sources of inefficiencies in M&A transactions is the asymmetry of information between the bidder and the target. Several disclosure strategies are used by bidders to convince target shareholders to tender ...
• European Integration and Internationalization Strategies of Food Firms: A Survey of Entry Strategies into the German Food Industry 

  Maurer O (1996)

  The realization of the European Common Market has some important implications on strategic decisions of agro-food firms serving European markets. A wide range of new opportunities is coming along with additional threats, ...
• Reducing credit rationing for SMEs in times of crisis: The role of the European Investment Bank Group 

  Fedele A; Mantovani A; Liucci F (2013)

  In this paper we consider a credit rationing problem between a bank and a creditworthy firm. We then determine whether and how the intervention of an external financial institution can facilitate the access to credit. In ...
• A Global Study of the Link between Board Policies and Greenwashing 

  Miroshnychenko I; Testa F; Barontini R (Academy of Management, 2019)

  The need for better corporate governance has led many listed firms to transform their boards and make them more “effective” by introducing policies encouraging board independence, gender diversity and many other aspects. ...
• Blog success Factors: Opportunities for destination marketing 

  Volo S (2010)

  This exploratory study discusses the opportunities for tourism destination marketing organizations to communicate successfully their attractions and offerings through user generated blog content. Key features of effective ...
• The Mixed Gamble of Strategic Market Focus in Family and Nonfamily Firms 

  Miroshnychenko I; De Massis A; Eddleston KA; Kotlar J (IFERA, 2019)

  We integrate the behavioral agency model with the mixed gamble view to study the importance of strategic market focus for family vs. nonfamily firms. Accordingly, we propose that negative performance gap changes how family ...
• Digital Business Model Innovation in Family Vs. Non-Family Firms 

  Soluk J; Miroshnychenko I; Kammerlander N; De Massis A (IFERA, 2019)

  New digital paradigms have pushed many firms to place a strong emphasis on their organizational capabilities to innovate their business models. Consequently, the set of capabilities required to cope with these new digital ...
• Investment Opportunities and R&D Investments in Family and Nonfamily Firms 

  Miroshnychenko I; Barontini R; De Massis A (IFERA, 2018)

  The investment opportunity set of a firm (IOS) reflects prospective growth opportunities and associated payoff distributions related to physical and human capital investments. IOS are largely firm specific, embedded into ...
• When do family firms change their internationalization strategies? 

  Miroshnychenko I; Eddleston KA; De Massis A (Academy of Management, 2019)

  We integrate the mixed gamble perspective with the dynamic-based institutional view to study how different reference points influence family vs. nonfamily firms’ scale of internationalization over time in a dynamic ...
• Essays on Labour Market Structure and Policies 

  Tonin M (Institute for International Economic Studies, 2007)

  The thesis consists of three essays on labour market structure and policies. Minimum Wage and Tax Evasion: Theory builds a theoretical model to analyse the interaction between minimum wage legislation and tax evasion by ...
• The Wage Dimension of Flexibility and Security in Selected Central and South-Eastern European Countries 

  Tonin M (International Labour Organization, 2007)

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