Curriculum Vitae et Studiorum
Nome e Cognome: Massimo Giannini
Nato a Roma, 25/06/1961
E-mail massimo.giannini@uniroma2.it
Affiliazione: Professore Ordinario di Politica Economica
e Finanziariapresso il Dipartimento di Ingegneria
dell’Impresa dell’Università degli Studi di Roma “Tor Vergata”
Attuale Posizione: Direttore della Scuola IaD (Centro per lo sviluppo dell’ E-Learning) dell’Ateneo. – Delegato del Rettore per l’E-learning di Ateneo.
Recapiti:
Dipartimento di Ingegneria delll’Impresa “Mario Lucertini”
Università degli Studi di Roma “Tor Vergata”
Via del Politecnico 1
00133 Roma
Mobile: 3669248422
E-mail: massimo.giannini@uniroma2.it
Abitazione:
Via Sem Benelli 18
00123 Roma
Curriculum Studiorum
Laurea in Economia e Commercio presso l’Università degli Studi di Roma “La Sapienza” con votazione 110/110 e Lode.
Dottorato di Ricerca in Economia Politica Università degli Studi di Roma “La Sapienza” con pubblicazione della Dissertazione
Jemolo Fellow presso il Nuffield College, Università di Oxford
Didattica e Insegnamenti
Ha ricoperto incarichi di insegnamento nelle Univeristà di Roma (Tor Vergata e Sapienza), Luiss, Lumsa, Molise, Nuffield College (Università di Oxford) per gli insegnamenti di Economia Politica, Politica Economica, Econometria, Economia dello sviluppo, Economia dell’Istruzione, Economia Monetaria ed Economia Internazionale.
Studi e ricerche all’estero
1997 visiting position Nuffield College, Oxford University. Supervisor: Sir Prof. A.B. Atkinson, (Il Prof. Atkinson è stato insignito del Titolo di Knight Bachelor dalla Regina Elisabetta II per i meriti scientifici ed accademici nel campo della Disuguaglianza Economica e della Distribuzione del Reddito).
2001 Jemolo Fellow Nuffield College, Oxford University.
Periodi brevi nelle università tra cui New York University, London School of Economics, York University.
Articoli in Conferenze:
European Economic Association,: M. Giannini, “Human Capital and Income Distribution Dynamics”
Associazione Italiana Economisti del Lavoro (Italian Conference of Labour Economists), Trieste: M. Giannini, “Education and Job Market Signalling: How Robust is the Nexus?”
European Economic Association, Santiago de Compostela: M. Giannini, “Accumulation and Distribution of Human Capital”
Associazione Italiana Economisti del Lavoro (Italian Conference of Labour Economists): M. Giannini, “Multiple Regime in Human Capital Accumulation”
Associazione Italiana Economisti del Lavoro (Italian Conference of Labour Economists): G. Brunello – M. Giannini, “Stratified Schools”.
Royal Economic Society and Scottish Economic Society, St. Andrews: G. Brunello – M. Giannini, “Stratified Schools”, B. Chiarini – M. Giannini, "A Model of Union Behaviour and Benefits Under Uncertainty"
C.E.P.R. Workshop, Bergen: G. Brunello – M. Giannini, “Stratified or Comprehensive? The Economic Efficiency of School Design”.
European Economic Association, Losanna: G. Brunello – M. Giannini, “Stratified or Comprehensive? The Economic Efficiency of School Design”.
Associazione Italiana degli Economisti del Lavoro, Salerno (Italian Conference of Labour Economists): G. Brunello – M. Giannini “The Optimal Timing of School Stratification”
International Atlantic Economic Society, Vienna: G. Brunello – M. Giannini “The Optimal Timing of School Stratification”
Associazione Italiana degli Economisti del Lavoro, Messina (Italian Conference of Labour Economists): M. Giannini “Job search mechanism and individual behaviour”
II Workshop Brucchi-Luchino, Milano M. Giannini “Job search mechanism and individual behaviour”
European Economic Association, Madrid, M. Giannini “Job search mechanism and individual behaviour”
Harvard-CESifo conference, Monaco, G. Brunello – M. Giannini “The Optimal Timing of School Stratification”
Attività di Referee:
Economia Politica, Rivista Italiana degli Economisti, Rivista di Politica Economica, International Journal of Manpower, Bulletin of Economic Research, Labour, Labor Economics, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control.
Esperienze Professionali
1995-2004. Coordinamento del gruppo di lavoro econometrico presso l’ Osservatorio e Centro di Studi Macroeconomici “Mario Arcelli” dell’Università Luiss. Il Centro si occupava di rapporti previsionali trimestrali sull’economia italiana e la politica monetaria-fiscale
2002 – 2004 Consulente del Dipartimento delle Politiche Fiscali (MEF) per costruzione di un modello econometrico di stima delle politiche fiscali
Progetti di Ricerca Nazionali e Internazionali
2007-2010 Coordinamento del workpackage su disuguaglianze e vulnerabilità all’interno del progetto Europeo INEQ finanziato dal VI Programma Quadro.
2014 – oggi Progetto di Ricerca Europeo ADAPT su resilienza sociale a disastri naturali per portatori di disabilità, in collaborazione con Protezione Civile e Associazioni di Volontariato di Italia, Germania, Lituania.
2015-16 Coordinamento del gruppo di lavoro per la stesura del Piano Sociale della Regione Lazio.
2015- oggi Coordinamento del progetto di ricerca Europeo – DGECHO - per la costruzione di un indice di resilienza sociale a disastri naturali per l’Europa (Progetto INDRIX) (Italia, Germania, Lituania)
2016 – oggi Progetto di Ricerca Europeo (Quaser) per la valutazione delle competenze degli immigrati (Italia, Spagna, Grecia, Danimarca)
Incarichi Accademici
2007-2011 Direttore del Dipartimento di Diritto e Procedura Civile, Facoltà di Giurisprudenza, Università degli Studi di Roma “Tor Vergata”
2012-2015 Direttore del Dipartimento di Scienze e Tecnologie della Formazione, Università degli Studi di Roma “Tor Vergata”
2012 – oggi Delegato del Rettore per lo sviluppo dell’E-Learning, Università degli Studi di Roma “Tor Vergata”
2012- oggi, Coordinatore del Corso di Laurea Magistrale in “Dirigente Educativo”, Università degli Studi di Roma “Tor Vergata”
2013-oggi Coordinatore del Master in Intelligence Economica, Università degli Studi di Roma “Tor Vergata”
2014- oggi Direttore della Scuola IaD (Centro E-Learning di Ateneo) Università degli Studi di Roma “Tor Vergata”
2015- Presidente del Comitato tecnico del Centro Convegni “Villa Mondragone”, Università degli Studi di Roma “Tor Vergata”
Publications by Subject
a) Stochastic Calculus and Dynamic Optimization
P.Cannarsa, M. Giannini, E. Tessitore 1997, "Optimal Control of Forward Looking Processes" Journal of Economics, Dynamics and Control, v.22, 1, 1997.
b) Empirics analysis for Italy
G. Cesaroni, M.Giannini, E. Rossi, L.Vitali, 1999, "La Gestione del Debito Pubblico come strumento di Finanza Pubblica" (tr. Public Debt Management as an instrument for Fiscal Policy) Franco Angeli Ed..
M Giannini, L. Vitali, 2006, “Private versus Public Capital in Italy: An Empirical Analysis” in Perspectives on Economic Growth, Editor: L.A. Finley, pp. 227-246, Nova Science Publishers, Inc.
M. Giannini, E. G. Gaeta, 2015, “Caratteristiche Economico- Abitative dei Comuni Italiani”, contenuto in “La Casa, il benessere e le disuguaglianze” a cura di M. Franzini e F. Farina, Egea Editore
M. Giannini, E. G. Gaeta, 2015“Housing and Social-Economic analysis by EU-Silc Data” manoscritto non pubblicato.
c) Endogenous Growth and Personal Income Distribution
M. Giannini, 1994, "Crescita Endogena e Investimento Estero in condizioni di Incertezza". Quaderni di Ricerca n. 45 -Osservatorio e Centro di Studi Macroeconomici.
M. Giannini, 1995, "Il Capitale Umano tra le Determinanti della Crescita. Il Riemergere del Ruolo della Distribuzione " (tr. Human Capital as a Growth Determinant. The Reborne Role of Income Distribution), Doctoral Dissertation.
M. Giannini, 1996, Evoluzioni della ricerca nel campo della crescita endogena. La necessità di una analisi in termini distributivi” Economia Politica, v.13, nr.3
M. Giannini 1997, "Human Capital and Income Distribution Dynamics", Research in Economics,v.55, 3, 2001.
M. Giannini, 1999, "Accumulation and distribution of human capital: the intercation between individual and aggregate variables" Economic Modelling, vol. 20, 6, pp. 1053-81, 2003.
M. Giannini, 1999, "Multiple Regime in Human Capital Accumulation", International Journal of Manpower, v.21, 3, 2001.
M. Giannini, 2008, “The State of the Art in the Growth and personal income distribution”, EU D5 report, VI Framework research project
M. Giannini, L. Vitali, 2014, “Productivity Growth of Transition Economies: An Assessment”, Advances in Economics and Business Vol. 2(3), pp. 133 – 147
d) Economics of Education
M. Giannini, 1997, "Education and Job Market Signalling: How Robust is the Nexus?", Economia Politica, v.18, 1, 2001.
G. Brunello, M. Giannini, 2004, "Selective Schools", Bullettin of Economic Research, Vol. 56, 3, 207-225.
G. Brunello, M. Giannini , 2004, “Stratified or Comprehensive? The economic efficiency of school design”, Scottish Journal of Political Economy, vol. 51, 2, 173-193
M. Giannini, 2000, "Istruzione, Caratteristiche Familiari ed effetti sul Reddito in Italia. Una analisi Lisrel". (tr. Education, Parental Background and Income in Italy. A Lisrel Analysis) Economia Politica, v. 19, 3, 2002
M Giannini, 2009, “National vs Local Funding for Education. Effects on Growth and Inequality”, International Review of Applied Economics, Volume 23, Issue 3
G. Brunello, M. Giannini, 2007, “The Optimal Timing of School Tracking: A General model with Calibration for Germany”, in Schools and the Equal Opportunity Problem, MIT Press.
M. Giannini E. Gaeta, 2011, “Le recenti riforme scolastiche in Italia: uno sguardo critico”. Rivista delle politiche sociali, nov 2011, vol 3 isssn 1724-5389
e) Labour Economics
B. Chiarini, M.Giannini, 2002, "A Model of Union Behaviour and Benefits Under Uncertainty",. Working paper 5.2000 University of Naples.
D. Checchi, M. Giannini, 2000, "What is Behind Bargaining at a Firm Level? An Empirical Investigation Using Lisrel Techniques" , in “Studies in labour markets and industrial relations”, M. Baldassari and B. Chiarini Eds., Palgrave Macmillan, 2003.
M. Giannini, 2006, “Job Search Mechanism and Individual Behaviour”, Computational Economics, 27(1), 89-113
C. Di Giorgio, M. Giannini, 2012, “A Comparison of the Beveridge Curve Dynamics in Italy and U.S.A.” Empirical Economics, Vol. 43, 3, 945-983.
Bruno Chiarini, M. Giannini, 2012, “An Old Age Security Model for Demographic Transition”, in From Malthus Stagnation to Stustained Growth, by Bruno Chiarini and Paolo Malanima, Eds., Palgrave MacMillan
M. Giannini, E.G. Gaeta, 2016, “How Financial Crises Affect Union Behaviour?” in attesa di pubblicazione sulla rivista Economia Politica
Curriculum Vitae et Studiorum
First Name and Surname: Massimo Giannini
Born in Rome, 25th of June 1961
E-mail massimo.giannini@uniroma2.it
Current status: Full Professor of Economic Policy, University of Rome “Tor Vergata”, Department of Enterprise Engineering.
Current Position: Head of Scuola IaD (Tor Vergata E-learning Centre)
Office Address:
Universityof RomeTor Vergata
5, Bernardino Alimena
00173 Rome
Italy
Mobile: +39 3669248422
Curriculum Studiorum
Graduation in Economic Policy attheUniversity of Rome La Sapienza (110/110 cum laude).
Post - Graduate Studies:
Theory of Controlled System,Faculty of Mathematics of University of Rome La Sapienza
Doctorate in Economic Policy, University of Rome La Sapienza with a dissertation on Endogenous Growth and Personal Income Distribution, awarded as best dissertation in 1996 according to the Economists Board of the Italian Editor “CLUEB” (the dissertation was developed at the Nuffield College, University of Oxford).
Foreign Language: written and spoken English, level C1.
Computer Skills: Microsoft OS and Office suite, Wordpress, STATA, SPSS, RATS, MAPLE, MATLAB.
Teaching
Under-Grad:
1995-2001 Economic Policy at the Faculty of Law, University of Rome Tor Vergata
1999-2000 Economic Policy at the Faculty of Economics, University of Rome La Sapienza
2000-2001 Monetary Economics at the Faculty of Economics, University of Rome La Sapienza
2002- 2004 Economic Policy and Development Economics at the faculty of Economics University of Molise
2004- today: Economic Policy and Political Economy, University of Rome Tor Vergata
Post-Grad:
2009 – today: Head of MsC in Economic Intelligence
Lectures on Endogenous Growth and Personal Income Distribution for Ph.D. in Economics at Universities of Rome “La Sapienza” and “Tor Vergata”
Research Abroad
1997 visiting position at the Nuffield College, Oxford University. Supervisor: Prof. A.B. Atkinson.
2001 Jemolo Fellow at the Nuffield College, Oxford University.
Several short visiting, among others: NYU, LSE, Carlos III, Toulose.
Papers presented in Conference:
European Economic Association,: M. Giannini, “Human Capital and Income Distribution Dynamics”
Associazione Italiana Economisti del Lavoro (Italian Conference of Labour Economists), Trieste: M. Giannini, “Education and Job Market Signalling: How Robust is the Nexus?”
European Economic Association, Santiago de Compostela: M. Giannini, “Accumulation and Distribution of Human Capital”
Associazione Italiana Economisti del Lavoro (Italian Conference of Labour Economists): M. Giannini, “Multiple Regime in Human Capital Accumulation”
Associazione Italiana Economisti del Lavoro (Italian Conference of Labour Economists): G. Brunello – M. Giannini, “Stratified Schools”.
Royal Economic Society and Scottish Economic Society, St. Andrews: G. Brunello – M. Giannini, “Stratified Schools”, B. Chiarini – M. Giannini, "A Model of Union Behaviour and Benefits Under Uncertainty"
C.E.P.R. Workshop, Bergen: G. Brunello – M. Giannini, “Stratified or Comprehensive? The Economic Efficiency of School Design”.
European Economic Association, Losanna: G. Brunello – M. Giannini, “Stratified or Comprehensive? The Economic Efficiency of School Design”.
Associazione Italiana degli Economisti del Lavoro, Salerno (Italian Conference of Labour Economists): G. Brunello – M. Giannini “The Optimal Timing of School Stratification”
International Atlantic Economic Society, Vienna: G. Brunello – M. Giannini “The Optimal Timing of School Stratification”
Associazione Italiana degli Economisti del Lavoro, Messina (Italian Conference of Labour Economists): M. Giannini “Job search mechanism and individual behaviour”
II Workshop Brucchi-Luchino, Milano M. Giannini “Job search mechanism and individual behaviour”
European Economic Association, Madrid, M. Giannini “Job search mechanism and individual behaviour”
Harvard-CESifo conference, Monaco, G. Brunello – M. Giannini “The Optimal Timing of School Stratification”
Referee:
Economia Politica, Rivista Italiana degli Economisti, Rivista di Politica Economica, International Journal of Manpower, Bulletin of Economic Research, Labour, Labor Economics, Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control.
Professional Activity
1995-2004. Chief Econometrician for the Osservatorio e Centro di Studi Macroeconomici (Observatory for Macroeconomic Studies) University of Rome “LUISS”. The Centre performed econometric forecasts for fiscal and monetary policy in Italy.
2002 – 2004 Consultant for Dipartimento Politiche Fiscali (Fiscal Policy Department), Ministry of Economics.
2012-15 Head of the Department in Educational Science and Technology
2011-now Head of Scuola IaD, university of Rome Tor Vergata
2012- Now- Rector Delegate for E-LEarning
2011- now- Coordinator of the MsC in Economic Intelligence
2015- now Coordinator of the MsC in Educational Manager
2015 – Coordinator for the research group in “Sviluppo piano regionale sociale Lazio” (Lazio County Social development plan)
European Research Project
2007-2010 VII Research framework “Ineq” on income inequality in Europe.
2014 DG Echo research “Indrix” on social resilience in Europe.
2015 DG Echo research “Quaser” on skills assessment of incoming migrants.
Publications by Subject
a) Stochastic Calculus and Dynamic Optimization
1 M.Giannini, 1992, "Il Calcolo Stocastico in Economia: Una Breve Introduzione" (tr. Stochastic Calculus in Economics: A Brief Introduction), Monograph n.2 - Osservatorio e Centro di Studi Macroeconomici.
2 P.Cannarsa, M. Giannini, E. Tessitore 1997, "Optimal Control of Forward Looking Processes" Journal of Economics, Dynamics and Control, v.22, 1, 1997.
b) Empirics of Fiscal Policy in Italy
3 G. Cesaroni, M.Giannini, E. Rossi, L.Vitali, 1999, "La Gestione del Debito Pubblico come strumento di Finanza Pubblica" (tr. Public Debt Management as an instrument for Fiscal Policy) Franco Angeli Ed..
c) Endogenous Growth and Personal Income Distribution
4 M.Giannini, 1994, "Crescita Endogena e Investimento Estero in condizioni di Incertezza" (tr. Endogenous Growth and Foreign Investment under Uncertainty) Quaderni di Ricerca n. 45 -Osservatorio e Centro di Studi Macroeconomici.
5 M. Giannini, 1995, "Il Capitale Umano tra le Determinanti della Crescita. Il Riemergere del Ruolo della Distribuzione " (tr. Human Capital as a Growth Determinant. The Reborne Role of Income Distribution), Doctoral Dissertation.
6 M. Giannini 1997, "Human Capital and Income Distribution Dynamics", Research in Economics, v.55, 3, 2001.
7 M. Giannini, 1999, "Accumulation and distribution of human capital: the intercation between individual and aggregate variables" Economic Modelling, vol. 20, 6, pp. 1053-81, 2003.
8 M. Giannini, 1999, "Multiple Regime in Human Capital Accumulation", International Journal of Manpower, v.21, 3, 2001.
d) Economics of Education
9 M. Giannini, 1997, "Education and Job Market Signalling: How Robust is the Nexus?", Economia Politica, v.18, 1, 2001.
10 G. Brunello, M. Giannini, 2004, "Selective Schools", Bullettin of Economic Research, Vol. 56, 3, 207-225.
11 G. Brunello, M. Giannini , 2004, “Stratified or Comprehensive? The economic efficiency of school design”, Scottish Journal of Political Economy, vol. 51, 2, 173-193
12 M. Giannini, 2000, "Istruzione, Caratteristiche Familiari ed effetti sul Reddito in Italia. Una analisi Lisrel". (tr. Education, Parental Background and Income in Italy. A Lisrel Analysis) Economia Politica, v. 19, 3, 2002
13 M Giannini, L. Vitali, 2006, “Private versus Public Capital in Italy: An Empirical Analysis” in Perspectives on Economic Growth, Editor: L.A.Finley, pp. 227-246, Nova Science Publishers, Inc.
e) Labour Economics
15 B. Chiarini, M.Giannini, 2002, "A Model of Union Behaviour and Benefits Under Uncertainty",. Working paper 5.2000 University of Naples.
f)Further publications
18 G. Brunello, M. Giannini, 2007, “The Optimal Timing of School Tracking: A General model with Calibration for Germany”, in Schools and the Equal Opportunity Problem, MIT Press.
19 M Giannini, 2009, “National vs Local Funding for Education. Effects on Growth and Inequality”, International Review of Applied Economics, Volume 23, Issue 3
20 M. Giannini, 2008,The State of the Art in the Growth and personal income distribution, EU D5 report, VI Framework research project
21 M. Giannini E. Gaeta, 2011, Le recenti riforme scolastiche in Italia: uno sguardo critico. Rivista delle politiche sociali, nov 2011, vol 3 isssn 1724-5389
22 M. Giannini E. Gaeta, 2010, Dispensa integrative del Corso di economia politica, Giappichelli Editore, isbn /ean978-88-348-0909-9
Last Publications
1 C. Di Giorgio, M. Giannini, 2012, “A Comparison of the Beveridge Curve Dynamics in Italy and U.S.A.” Empirical Economics, Vol. 43, 3, 945-983.
2 Bruno Chiarini, M. Giannini, 2012, “An Old Age Security Model for Demographic Transition”, in From Malthus Stagnation to Stustained Growth, by Bruno Chiarini and Paolo Malanima, Eds., Palgrave MacMillan
3 M. Giannini, L. Vitali, 2014, Productivity Growth of Transition Economies: An Assessment, Advances in Economics and Business Vol. 2(3), pp. 133 – 147
4 M. Giannini, 2017, How do financial crises affect Union behavior? Forthcoming
Work in Progress:
“Housing and Social-Economic analysis by EU-Silc Data”
Personal Interests: Sailing (teaching, regatta organization, leadership and team building). Deputy manager of the “Tor Vergata Sailing Club” aiming to spread sailing among students and colleagues as a way to foster leadership skills, strategic management and problem solving in team activities.