Associate Professor (SSD: STAT-04/A, ex SECS-S/06) at the University of Siena, Department of Economics and Statistics.
My research lies in the field of mathematical methods applied to economics, with particular emphasis on nonlinear economic dynamics, bifurcation theory, differential games, and agent-based models. It initially focused on theoretical dynamic models for economic and economic-environmental systems and subsequently expanded to problems involving the sustainable management of natural resources, water-tariff regulation, epidemic control, and strategic interaction between public and private actors.