(September 7, 2016) The “Nobel of management” is awarded for the first time in a European scholar and, in particular, to the Director of the Institute of Economics at the Scuola Superiore Sant’Anna , Giovanni Dosi , internationally recognized as one of the scientists more analytical skills and perspective to the macroeconomic issues. The ” Wiley TIM distinguished scholar award ” was awarded to Giovanni Dosi occasion of the annual meeting of the Academy of Management (AoM) , held in California, in Anaheim. It’s the first time that this award goes to an European. The explanatory memorandum emphasizes the profound impact that research by Giovanni Dosi have poured in “technological paradigms, evolutionary economics, strategies and organization of enterprise”. “I am very honored to have received this prestigious award, I would say perhaps the most prestigious part of the economy of the enterprise and management,” said Giovanni Dosi to return from the United States, adding: “I am doubly pleased because it recognizes a analysis perspective that focuses on the nature and evolution of the knowledge and learning of enterprises as determinants of their performance, and, correspondingly, resizes the Excessive emphasis on the role of incentives borrowed from dominant economic thinking “. “I want to dedicate the award – said Giovanni Dosi – to the whole community of economists and analysts of organizations working in a ‘developmental perspective’
