← All authors Angela Parenti University of Pisa (from arXiv:2607.14825, 2026) · ORCID · OpenAlex
11 papers in scope · 10 published · 1 on the econ.EM arXiv · 233 citations · h-index 7 (over the papers listed here)
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working paper 2026 · arXiv
Don’t Stop Me Now: Cross-Border Commuting in the Aftermath of Schengen
published 2023 · The B E Journal of Economic Analysis & Policy · 1 citations
with Cristina Tealdi
Disentangling economic crisis effects from environmental regulation effects: Implications for sustainable development
published 2021 · Business Strategy and the Environment · 18 citations
with Simone Lazzini, Zeila Occhipinti, Roberto Verona
Deep and Proximate Determinants of the World Income Distribution
published 2019 · Review of Income and Wealth · 11 citations
The role of job uncertainty in inter‐regional commuting: The case of Italy
published 2019 · Growth and Change · 11 citations
with Cristina Tealdi
Economic Growth and Cancer Incidence
published 2017 · Ecological Economics · 54 citations
with Tommaso Luzzati, Tommaso Rughi
Does EU cohesion policy work? Theory and evidence
published 2017 · Journal of Regional Science · 79 citations
Spatial club dynamics in European regions
published 2017 · Regional Science and Urban Economics · 13 citations
Asymmetric macroeconomic volatility in European regions
published 2017 · Spatial Economic Analysis · 5 citations
Local government cooperation at work: a control function approach
published 2016 · Journal of Economic Geography · 38 citations · first circulated 2014
with Edoardo Di Porto, Sonia Paty, Zineb Abidi
Volatility in European regions
published 2016 · Papers of the Regional Science Association · 3 citations · first circulated 2015
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