Filippo Corsini
Biographic Data
| ID | 270236 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Filippo Corsini |
| GIVEN NAMES | Filippo |
| FAMILY NAME | Corsini |
| SIGNATURE | CORSINI F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1038-9112 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Unveiling the impact of territorial and network embeddedness on circular economy adoption in cooperatives
The paper explores the adoption and operationalization of the circular economy strategy within the ambit of cooperatives, anchoring this exploration in the embeddedness theory. In more detail, our study aims to discern whether territorial and network embeddedness act as catalysts for the adoption of a circular economy strategy and subsequently influence the operationalization of circular initiatives. Given that cooperatives intrinsically emphasiz…
Bridging gaps in the demand and supply for circular economy
Given the systemic nature of the circular economy (CE), its successful implementation necessitates a holistic approach involving all the relevant stakeholders across the production and consumption processes. This study focuses on the gap between the demand and supply of circularity by investigating transitioning profiles of consumers and manufacturing companies and examining their symbiotic roles in shaping a systemic circular transition. Using t…
Industrial symbiosis as a business strategy for the circular economy
Among the various proposed models for practically developing a circular economy system, industrial symbiosis (IS) is one of the most promising. This paper aims at better understanding the extent to which regional industrial symbiosis practices have been internalized in companies and, second, at identifying the most important barriers that impede a company from the adoption of such practices at regional level. The research is grounded on original …
Exploring success factors in food waste prevention initiatives of retailers
Purpose Food waste is a severe problem affecting the supply chain due to its significant adverse social and environmental effects. Even if the topic is hotly debated in the literature, there is a lack of research about the success factors influencing food waste prevention initiatives retailers undertake. Design/methodology/approach The research analyzes how several variables (i.e. product-related variables and technology-enabling variables) might…
Beyond Income and Inequality
In each country, the occurrence of energy poverty among resident households is usually related to low income and its unequal distribution. Like other manifestations of material deprivation, however, such a phenomenon is likely to be also correlated with some internal socio-political factors that allow its persistence by preventing effective solutions. In this paper, we build and analyse a dataset for European countries by assessing the role of th…
Digitally-enabled social innovation. Mapping discourses on an emergent social technology
The growing number of digitally-enabled social innovation initiatives have recently attracted social scholars’ interest; and required an attentive consideration the complex entanglements between innovation, social agency and power. This paper contributes to the debate on this juvenile research field by analysing the different conceptualisations, cultural framing, and socio-political entanglements of digitally-enabled social innovation.It adopts a…
Hyperconnected, receptive and do-it-yourself city. An investigation into the European “imaginary” of crowdsourcing for urban governance
Assessing the role of preparation for reuse in waste-prevention strategies by analytical hierarchical process
Institutional legitimacy of non-profit innovation facilitators
Crowdsourcing urban sustainability. Data, people and technologies in participatory governance
Beyond Income and Inequality
In each country, the occurrence of energy poverty among resident households is usually related to low income and its unequal distribution. Like other manifestations of material deprivation, however, such a phenomenon is likely to be also correlated with some internal socio-political factors that allow its persistence by preventing effective solutions. In this paper, we build and analyse a dataset for European countries by assessing the role of th…
Crowdsourcing urban sustainability. Data, people and technologies in participatory governance
Hyperconnected, receptive and do-it-yourself city. An investigation into the European “imaginary” of crowdsourcing for urban governance
Digitally-enabled social innovation. Mapping discourses on an emergent social technology
The growing number of digitally-enabled social innovation initiatives have recently attracted social scholars’ interest; and required an attentive consideration the complex entanglements between innovation, social agency and power. This paper contributes to the debate on this juvenile research field by analysing the different conceptualisations, cultural framing, and socio-political entanglements of digitally-enabled social innovation.It adopts a…
Institutional legitimacy of non-profit innovation facilitators
Crowdsourcing urban sustainability. Data, people and technologies in participatory governance
Institutional legitimacy of non-profit innovation facilitators
Assessing the role of preparation for reuse in waste-prevention strategies by analytical hierarchical process
Hyperconnected, receptive and do-it-yourself city. An investigation into the European “imaginary” of crowdsourcing for urban governance
Digitally-enabled social innovation. Mapping discourses on an emergent social technology
The growing number of digitally-enabled social innovation initiatives have recently attracted social scholars’ interest; and required an attentive consideration the complex entanglements between innovation, social agency and power. This paper contributes to the debate on this juvenile research field by analysing the different conceptualisations, cultural framing, and socio-political entanglements of digitally-enabled social innovation.It adopts a…
Beyond Income and Inequality
In each country, the occurrence of energy poverty among resident households is usually related to low income and its unequal distribution. Like other manifestations of material deprivation, however, such a phenomenon is likely to be also correlated with some internal socio-political factors that allow its persistence by preventing effective solutions. In this paper, we build and analyse a dataset for European countries by assessing the role of th…
Bridging gaps in the demand and supply for circular economy
Given the systemic nature of the circular economy (CE), its successful implementation necessitates a holistic approach involving all the relevant stakeholders across the production and consumption processes. This study focuses on the gap between the demand and supply of circularity by investigating transitioning profiles of consumers and manufacturing companies and examining their symbiotic roles in shaping a systemic circular transition. Using t…
Industrial symbiosis as a business strategy for the circular economy
Among the various proposed models for practically developing a circular economy system, industrial symbiosis (IS) is one of the most promising. This paper aims at better understanding the extent to which regional industrial symbiosis practices have been internalized in companies and, second, at identifying the most important barriers that impede a company from the adoption of such practices at regional level. The research is grounded on original …
Exploring success factors in food waste prevention initiatives of retailers
Purpose Food waste is a severe problem affecting the supply chain due to its significant adverse social and environmental effects. Even if the topic is hotly debated in the literature, there is a lack of research about the success factors influencing food waste prevention initiatives retailers undertake. Design/methodology/approach The research analyzes how several variables (i.e. product-related variables and technology-enabling variables) might…
Unveiling the impact of territorial and network embeddedness on circular economy adoption in cooperatives
The paper explores the adoption and operationalization of the circular economy strategy within the ambit of cooperatives, anchoring this exploration in the embeddedness theory. In more detail, our study aims to discern whether territorial and network embeddedness act as catalysts for the adoption of a circular economy strategy and subsequently influence the operationalization of circular initiatives. Given that cooperatives intrinsically emphasiz…
Business (8 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Sustainable Supply Chain Management (6 works) · Economics (4 works) · Marketing (4 works) · Circular economy (3 works) · Corporate governance (3 works) · Engineering (3 works) · Environmental Sustainability in Business (3 works) · Industrial organization (3 works)