Giulia Romanò
Biographic Data
| ID | 5818533 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Giulia Romanò |
| GIVEN NAMES | Giulia |
| FAMILY NAME | Romanò |
| SIGNATURE | ROMANO G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Pisa |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9770-3831 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 54 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
The Impact of Mafia-Related Council Dissolutions on Municipal Waste Management in Italy: Evidence from a Panel Event Study
This study seeks to enhance understanding of the impact of mafia infiltration on urban waste management public services. It examines whether organized crime represents a major obstacle to the transition to a circular economy and the advancement of the waste hierarchy. We investigated the effects of municipal council dissolution—a legal measure by which the central government removes and replaces an elected local government due to documented mafia…
Recent advances, innovation, and policy developments in circular water systems
Key sustainable success factors and peculiarities of publicly owned utilities: Multiple case studies in Italy
Local public services are central to the collective well-being and community development. Identifying sustainable success factors in managing public services is crucial. Drawing on Public Value Theory, this study investigates the key factors enabling public service operators to produce value simultaneously for citizens (social value), the environment (environmental value) and themselves (economic value), as well as the elements that make the mana…
Does a zero-waste strategy in sustainable urban waste management affect hierarchy targets and costs
Successful remunicipalization processes in Italian waste management: Triggers, key success factors, and results
In recent years, many countries have experienced remunicipalization in the public service sector, especially in the fields of water and urban waste management. Using a multiple-case design, examining five successful urban waste management remunicipalizations in Italy, this study investigates the triggers, key success factors, and results of this process. We find that remunicipalization is triggered by the simultaneous occurrence of motivations an…
Assessing the dynamic eco-efficiency of Italian municipalities by accounting for the ownership of the entrusted waste utilities
Establishing a new water tariff method that complies with european principles and respects statutory autonomy: The case of South Tyrol
Italian regulatory reform and water utility performance: An impact analysis
Economies of scale and density in the Italian water industry: A stochastic frontier approach
Contract renegotiation by an Italian wastewater utility: Action research to promote effective tariff revision
Identifying the performance drivers of wastewater treatment plants through conditional order-m efficiency analysis
Exploring the Link between Corporate Governance and Efficiency of Italian Water Utilities
The present paper analyzes the linkage between the corporate governance of Italian water utilities (ownership, board size and board composition) and their efficiency measured through data envelopment analysis (DEA). Using a general panel data regression model, we found that board size negatively affects the efficiency of water utilities. Moreover, the presence of directors with political affiliations or who are/were members of local or national g…
The new Italian water tariff method: A launching point for novel infrastructures or a backwards step
The process of tariff setting in an unstable legal framework: An Italian case study
Measuring and comparing the efficiency of water utility companies: A data envelopment analysis approach
Measuring and comparing the efficiency of water utility companies: A data envelopment analysis approach
Economies of scale and density in the Italian water industry: A stochastic frontier approach
Italian regulatory reform and water utility performance: An impact analysis
The new Italian water tariff method: A launching point for novel infrastructures or a backwards step
Assessing the dynamic eco-efficiency of Italian municipalities by accounting for the ownership of the entrusted waste utilities
The process of tariff setting in an unstable legal framework: An Italian case study
Successful remunicipalization processes in Italian waste management: Triggers, key success factors, and results
In recent years, many countries have experienced remunicipalization in the public service sector, especially in the fields of water and urban waste management. Using a multiple-case design, examining five successful urban waste management remunicipalizations in Italy, this study investigates the triggers, key success factors, and results of this process. We find that remunicipalization is triggered by the simultaneous occurrence of motivations an…
Identifying the performance drivers of wastewater treatment plants through conditional order-m efficiency analysis
Establishing a new water tariff method that complies with european principles and respects statutory autonomy: The case of South Tyrol
Measuring and comparing the efficiency of water utility companies: A data envelopment analysis approach
The process of tariff setting in an unstable legal framework: An Italian case study
Exploring the Link between Corporate Governance and Efficiency of Italian Water Utilities
The present paper analyzes the linkage between the corporate governance of Italian water utilities (ownership, board size and board composition) and their efficiency measured through data envelopment analysis (DEA). Using a general panel data regression model, we found that board size negatively affects the efficiency of water utilities. Moreover, the presence of directors with political affiliations or who are/were members of local or national g…
The new Italian water tariff method: A launching point for novel infrastructures or a backwards step
Identifying the performance drivers of wastewater treatment plants through conditional order-m efficiency analysis
Contract renegotiation by an Italian wastewater utility: Action research to promote effective tariff revision
Italian regulatory reform and water utility performance: An impact analysis
Economies of scale and density in the Italian water industry: A stochastic frontier approach
Establishing a new water tariff method that complies with european principles and respects statutory autonomy: The case of South Tyrol
Assessing the dynamic eco-efficiency of Italian municipalities by accounting for the ownership of the entrusted waste utilities
Successful remunicipalization processes in Italian waste management: Triggers, key success factors, and results
In recent years, many countries have experienced remunicipalization in the public service sector, especially in the fields of water and urban waste management. Using a multiple-case design, examining five successful urban waste management remunicipalizations in Italy, this study investigates the triggers, key success factors, and results of this process. We find that remunicipalization is triggered by the simultaneous occurrence of motivations an…
Does a zero-waste strategy in sustainable urban waste management affect hierarchy targets and costs
The Impact of Mafia-Related Council Dissolutions on Municipal Waste Management in Italy: Evidence from a Panel Event Study
This study seeks to enhance understanding of the impact of mafia infiltration on urban waste management public services. It examines whether organized crime represents a major obstacle to the transition to a circular economy and the advancement of the waste hierarchy. We investigated the effects of municipal council dissolution—a legal measure by which the central government removes and replaces an elected local government due to documented mafia…
Recent advances, innovation, and policy developments in circular water systems
Key sustainable success factors and peculiarities of publicly owned utilities: Multiple case studies in Italy
Local public services are central to the collective well-being and community development. Identifying sustainable success factors in managing public services is crucial. Drawing on Public Value Theory, this study investigates the key factors enabling public service operators to produce value simultaneously for citizens (social value), the environment (environmental value) and themselves (economic value), as well as the elements that make the mana…
Business (11 works) · Economics (11 works) · Water resources management and optimization (7 works) · Environmental economics (6 works) · Industrial organization (6 works) · Efficiency Analysis Using DEA (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Tariff (5 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Corporate governance (4 works)