I study regional resilience, firm capabilities, and the geography of economic change.

I am a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Turin, where I work on the international organization of production, firm capabilities, and resilience under economic and sustainability transitions. My current research examines how global value chain participation and the degree of internationalization shape firms’ adoption of circular economy strategies and their resilience to systemic shocks. I also study the microfoundations of Open Strategic Autonomy, with particular attention to how firm-level innovation can reduce import dependency and support more resilient regional and national economies.
I have a broader interest in the changing organization of production across places and how that affects regional resilience, with some of my work connecting evolutionary economic geography with firm-level perspectives on capabilities, international exposure, and adaptation under disruption.

My research interests include regional resilience, global and regional value chains, MNEs, circular economy strategies, digital technologies, input-output networks, and the spatial consequences of structural change. I am especially interested in how regional and firm-level capabilities condition adjustment during systemic shocks.