The “Marco Fanno Prize” is awarded every year to the best paper published by a junior member of the Department – either an Assistant Professor, or an Associate Professor under probation. A committee of at least three Full Professors, representing the different research areas of the Department, is given the task of evaluating recently published or forthcoming papers. External referees may be asked to assess particular submitted papers. The committee may decide that the prize is to be shared, or that it is not awarded because of lack of suitably qualified candidates.
The prize amounts to 5,000 euros in research funds, and it cannot be given twice to the same individual. Co-authors of a paper awarded the “Marco Fanno Prize” who qualify for the prize (they are junior department members) share the prize money.
2010
- Luca Corazzini, with
Marco Faravelli and Luca Stanca "A Prize
to Give for: An Experiment on Public Good Funding Mechanisms",
pubblicato dall'Economic Journal nell'anno 2009
2009
- .Giovanni Caggiano, with Gregg Huff, "Globalization, Immigration,
and Lewisian Elastic Labor in Pre-War World II Southeast
Asia", pubblicato dal Journal of Economic History
2008
- Lorenzo Rocco,
with Giorgio Brunello, "Educational
standards in public and private schools", scheduled
for publication on Economic Journal august 31,
2007
2007
- Katia Caldari "Alfred Marshall's critical analysis of
scientific management", European Journal of the History
of Economic Thought, 14 (1), March 2007, 55-78
- Andrea Furlan "Routes Towards Supplier and Production Network
Internationalization", International Journal of Operations
and Production Management, 27 (4), 2007, pp. 371-387 (with
A. Camuffo, P. Romano and A. Vinelli)
2006
- Efrem Castelnuovo "Regime shifts and the stability of backward
looking Phillips curves in open economies", Journal
of International Money and Finance"
- Eleonora Di Maria "From local
networks of SMEs to virtual districts? Evidence from recent
trands in Italy" , Research policy, 2004 (with M. Chiarvesio e S. Micelli)
2005
- Luca Nunziata "Unemployment in the OECD since the 1960s.
What do we know?", The Economic Journal, 115 (January
2005), 127 (with Steve Nickell e Wolfang Ochel)
2004
- Antonio Nicolò "The Strategy-Proof Provision of Public
Goods under Congestion and Crowding Preferences", Journal
of Economic Theory, 115, 278-308 (with Matthew O. Jackson)
