Parallel sessions
Thursday 14 May 2026 – Morning session
University of Roma Tor Vergata
Markets, Reciprocity, and Human-Centered Microeconomics
8.30-9.45
Session: 1
Classroom: P1
Chair:
Maria Luigia Signore
Speakers:
Taiani Gaia, University of Catania (The Institutional Dynamics of International Agreement)
Belli Andrea Maria, University of Napoli Federico II (Culture First, Freedom for All: A Neutral Framework to Unlock Time, Talent, and Value by Reducing the Transaction Costs of Knowledge)
Signore Maria Luigia, Roma Sapienza University (Equity or Efficiency: An Experimental Investigation)
Pizzella Marcela, University of Napoli Federico II
Global Interdependence, Solidarity, and Civil Cooperation
8.30-9.45
Session: 2
Classroom: P2
Chair:
Fabio Reali
Speakers:
Shehaj Pranvera, Freie Universität Berlin (Beyond Treaty Presence: Firm-Level Evidence of Tax Treaty Design and Investment in Developing Countries)
Oztutus Ferhat, Hakkari University (The Invisible Anchor: Culturally Learned as An Economic Development Trap)
Reali Fabio, Sophia University Institute (Serving Human Dignity)
Iskajyan Simon, Armenian State University of Economics ( A Strategic Model for Sustainable Tourism Development of Destinations)
Giampaoli Noemi, University of Politecnica Marche ( The Evolution of Monetary-Fiscal Policy Interaction in the United States: A Regime-Switching approach)
Cirigliano Giovanni, University of Roma Tor Vergata (Heterogeneous Expectations and Macroeconomic Stability under Monetary and Fiscal Policy Rules∗)
Finance for the Real Economy and the Common Good
8.30-9.45
Session: 3
Classroom: P3
Chair:
Maria Viscolo
Speakers:
Hameed Misbah, Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (Renaissance of Price Discovery Theory: A Quantum-Like Agent-Based Model)
Rianna Martina, University of Napoli Federico II (raggiungimento del benessere sociale: partecipazione civica e fiscalità consapevole)
Maria Viscolo, University of Napoli Federico II (Libera iniziativa economica e interesse ambientale: le società benefit tra mercato e responsabilità sociale)
Robert Mesrob DerMesrobian, Central Bank of Armenia (A Practical Debt-for-Climate Mechanism for the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action (Africa))
Zucchelli Davidia, University of Cattolica S.Cuore
Institutions, Justice, and the Rule of Law in a Civil Economy
8.30-9.45
Session: 4
Classroom: P4
Chair:
Donatella Saccone
Speakers:
Dridi Nour Elhouda, Dridi Nour Elhouda, University of Souk ahras (Rethinking Entrepreneurship in Emerging Markets: Social Value Creation beyond Profit Maximization)
Saccone Donatella, University of Pollenzo (Global food market concentration: emerging patterns and unresolved questions)
Ferrara Caterina, AURORA – International Study Center (From Knowledge to Action: How Interdisciplinary Scientists Can Reinvent Science to Tackle Global Challenges and Impact Society)
Enterprise, Competition, and Social Value Creation
8.30-9.45
Session: 5
Classroom: P5
Chair:
Loderana Strianese
Speakers:
Cavaliere Filippo, University of Politecnico Milano (Social Procurement as a Transformative Policy Instrument for Social Economy)
Marletta Massimiliano, University of Catania (The Enforcement Structure of Mixed Legal Systems)
Tati Valerio, Foundation Giuseppe Di Vittorio (Impact evaluation of the EU Recovery and Resilience Facility: an input-output approach)
Strianese Loredana, University of Napoli Federico II (Il profitto “oltre il profitto” in Italia tra incentivi fiscali, sostenibilità e vincoli UE)
Political Economy, Democracy, and Participatory Systems
8.30-9.45
Session: 6
Classroom: P9
Chair:
Pietro Ghirlanda
Speakers:
Tropeano Tommaso, University of Politecnico Milano (Camouflage as organisational capability: mimicry and the politics of alterity in Community Concierge)
Ghirlanda Pietro, University of Pavia
Bosco Maria Giovanna, University Politecnica Marche
Bellazzecca Enrico, University of Politecnico Milano (Embedded efficiency in social policy: social economy as an institutional mode of welfare provision?)
Territories, Communities, and Place-Based Development
8.30-9.45
Session: 7
Classroom: P11
Chair:
Giuseppina Olivieri
Speakers:
Moccia Sara, University of Napoli Federico II (Embedded efficiency in social policy: social economy as an institutional mode of welfarev provision?)
Sleifer Jean, Pontificia Universidade Católica do Rio Grande do Sul (LONG-DISTANCE TRAILS AS VECTORS FOR LOCAL DEVELOPMENT: EVIDENCE FROM BRAZILIAN COMMUNITIES)
Olivieri Giuseppina, University of Napoli Federico II (More Than Services: Social Enterprises as Community Builders)
Francescutto Adam, University of Firenze (Multidimensional Eco-Efficiency and the Role of Eco-Innovations in European Regions)
Economic Thought and the Roots of the Civil Tradition
8.30-9.45
Session: 8
Classroom: P12
Chair:
Salustri Andrea
Speakers:
Piersanti Giovanni, University of Teramo (Debt and Asset Waves: Why Focusing Only on Debt Surges? Rethinking the Foundations of Debt Sustainability Assessment.)
Salustri Andrea, Sapienza University of Roma (POLYCRISIS AND INEQUALITIES: AN INTERPRETATIVE MODEL)
Lorenzo Esposito, University of Cattolica Sacro Cuore (A century later: The end of laissez faire. Again)
Zennaro Fabrizio, Sapienza University of Roma (Economics, Values, and Realism: Why Economics Needs Philosophy)