Stefano Ghinoi
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 937147 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Stefano Ghinoi |
| NOMBRES | Stefano |
| APELLIDO | Ghinoi |
| FIRMA | GHINOI S |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Helsinki |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9857-4736 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2018 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
International networks in cultural industries
This study presents an empirical investigation into the internationalization processes within the opera performing arts industry, which represents a critical component of the broader creative industries. By utilizing data from Operabase, a comprehensive online database of opera-related information, we employ social network analysis to delineate the network of connections established between nations through the mobility of opera artists, mediated …
Information diffusion in referral networks
In the last decades, crypto assets have become particularly popular in financial markets. However, public awareness of the crypto asset landscape is rather limited, and usually associated with sensationalized media coverage of a handful of cryptocurrencies. Moreover, while users of crypto assets primarily collect information on Internet, there is a limited understanding of the relational (online) structures supporting the diffusion of information…
From mapping to action
Community interventions increasingly leverage Social Network Analysis (SNA) both to understand relational patterns and to facilitate structural changes within networks. Indeed, SNA serves not only as an analytical tool but also as a catalyst for reflection and change. Although SNA has been widely used as an intervention tool, its application in cross-national contexts remains underexplored. This study aims to address this research gap by investig…
Evolving and differentiated strategy? A network approach to understand Chinese development finance
In recent decades China’s engagement in international development has been widely studied, although the drivers of Chinese strategy are still being debated. This article searches for evidence of a differentiated strategy according to the endowment of natural resources and political stability of partner countries, drawing on AidData financial flows from 2000 to 2021. Through social network analysis, the article maps cooperation ties between China …
Family firm network strategies in regional clusters
Knowledge networks in regional clusters are fundamental to support innovation and local development. Within clusters, family firms are key in creating business opportunities and supporting the establishment of inter-organizational networks. Yet, their role within regional clusters for knowledge transfers is still not well understood, especially in comparison with non-family firms. This paper applies Exponential Random Graph Models (ERGMs) to netw…
The effect of public tolerance towards corruptive behaviour on healthcare efficiency and equity - The case of the UK's Covid-19 vaccination programme
Over the past four years, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused significant uncertainty, suffering, and economic disruption on a global scale. In response, governments have been under pressure to ensure equitable vaccine access while meeting vaccination targets quickly. These challenging circumstances created opportunities for nepotism and bribery, increasing attention to corruption risks associated with the pandemic response. This study investigates …
Leader local action groups and inner areas. An Italian case study
Do informal institutions matter for the economic resilience of European regions? A study of the post-2008 shock
Local policymakers’ attitudes towards climate change
The role of proximity in stakeholder networks for Smart Specialisation
The European Smart Specialisation Strategy (S3) with its underlying aim to support regional growth, cohesion, and innovation has by now been widely applied to European Sparsely Populated Areas (SPAs). Previous works have identified that intra-regional stakeholder networks are important for a successful S3 implementation, and that their establishment is related to the level of proximity between stakeholders; however, the nature of such networks in…
Climate-driven vulnerability and risk perception
The Political Debate on Climate Change in Italy
Climate change is considered by policymakers as one of the most pressing global issues of our time. International institutions and national governments are, to varying degrees, committed to tackling climate change, but it has only been possible to define a shared system of collective goals across countries through the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris (COP21). A growing interest in climate change policy has been present in th…
Exploring Networking of Third Sector Organizations
In the last decades, European Third Sector Organizations have been increasingly affected by marketization and the reduction of public resources for social services, hence pushed to develop new strategies to accomplish their social mission while remaining economically efficient. The existing literature suggests that the activation of networking activities can be a strategy to overcome these problems. By using a partially mixed-methods approach, th…
Smart Specialisation strategies on the periphery
In spite of our current understanding of Smart Specialisation Strategy (S3) design and implementation, an understanding of interrelated governance practices aimed at addressing S3 governance issues is lacking. Applying a data-triangulation approach to a large peripheral Finnish region (Lapland), the analysis suggests that S3 implementation faces two key challenges: first, the development of stakeholder networks to support diversified specializati…
The role of local stakeholders in disseminating knowledge for supporting the circular economy
Political debates and agricultural policies
The Political Debate on Climate Change in Italy
Climate change is considered by policymakers as one of the most pressing global issues of our time. International institutions and national governments are, to varying degrees, committed to tackling climate change, but it has only been possible to define a shared system of collective goals across countries through the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris (COP21). A growing interest in climate change policy has been present in th…
Political debates and agricultural policies
Exploring Networking of Third Sector Organizations
In the last decades, European Third Sector Organizations have been increasingly affected by marketization and the reduction of public resources for social services, hence pushed to develop new strategies to accomplish their social mission while remaining economically efficient. The existing literature suggests that the activation of networking activities can be a strategy to overcome these problems. By using a partially mixed-methods approach, th…
Smart Specialisation strategies on the periphery
In spite of our current understanding of Smart Specialisation Strategy (S3) design and implementation, an understanding of interrelated governance practices aimed at addressing S3 governance issues is lacking. Applying a data-triangulation approach to a large peripheral Finnish region (Lapland), the analysis suggests that S3 implementation faces two key challenges: first, the development of stakeholder networks to support diversified specializati…
Do informal institutions matter for the economic resilience of European regions? A study of the post-2008 shock
Climate-driven vulnerability and risk perception
The role of local stakeholders in disseminating knowledge for supporting the circular economy
Political debates and agricultural policies
The role of local stakeholders in disseminating knowledge for supporting the circular economy
Climate-driven vulnerability and risk perception
The Political Debate on Climate Change in Italy
Climate change is considered by policymakers as one of the most pressing global issues of our time. International institutions and national governments are, to varying degrees, committed to tackling climate change, but it has only been possible to define a shared system of collective goals across countries through the 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris (COP21). A growing interest in climate change policy has been present in th…
Exploring Networking of Third Sector Organizations
In the last decades, European Third Sector Organizations have been increasingly affected by marketization and the reduction of public resources for social services, hence pushed to develop new strategies to accomplish their social mission while remaining economically efficient. The existing literature suggests that the activation of networking activities can be a strategy to overcome these problems. By using a partially mixed-methods approach, th…
Smart Specialisation strategies on the periphery
In spite of our current understanding of Smart Specialisation Strategy (S3) design and implementation, an understanding of interrelated governance practices aimed at addressing S3 governance issues is lacking. Applying a data-triangulation approach to a large peripheral Finnish region (Lapland), the analysis suggests that S3 implementation faces two key challenges: first, the development of stakeholder networks to support diversified specializati…
Local policymakers’ attitudes towards climate change
The role of proximity in stakeholder networks for Smart Specialisation
The European Smart Specialisation Strategy (S3) with its underlying aim to support regional growth, cohesion, and innovation has by now been widely applied to European Sparsely Populated Areas (SPAs). Previous works have identified that intra-regional stakeholder networks are important for a successful S3 implementation, and that their establishment is related to the level of proximity between stakeholders; however, the nature of such networks in…
Leader local action groups and inner areas. An Italian case study
Do informal institutions matter for the economic resilience of European regions? A study of the post-2008 shock
Family firm network strategies in regional clusters
Knowledge networks in regional clusters are fundamental to support innovation and local development. Within clusters, family firms are key in creating business opportunities and supporting the establishment of inter-organizational networks. Yet, their role within regional clusters for knowledge transfers is still not well understood, especially in comparison with non-family firms. This paper applies Exponential Random Graph Models (ERGMs) to netw…
The effect of public tolerance towards corruptive behaviour on healthcare efficiency and equity - The case of the UK's Covid-19 vaccination programme
Over the past four years, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused significant uncertainty, suffering, and economic disruption on a global scale. In response, governments have been under pressure to ensure equitable vaccine access while meeting vaccination targets quickly. These challenging circumstances created opportunities for nepotism and bribery, increasing attention to corruption risks associated with the pandemic response. This study investigates …
International networks in cultural industries
This study presents an empirical investigation into the internationalization processes within the opera performing arts industry, which represents a critical component of the broader creative industries. By utilizing data from Operabase, a comprehensive online database of opera-related information, we employ social network analysis to delineate the network of connections established between nations through the mobility of opera artists, mediated …
Information diffusion in referral networks
In the last decades, crypto assets have become particularly popular in financial markets. However, public awareness of the crypto asset landscape is rather limited, and usually associated with sensationalized media coverage of a handful of cryptocurrencies. Moreover, while users of crypto assets primarily collect information on Internet, there is a limited understanding of the relational (online) structures supporting the diffusion of information…
From mapping to action
Community interventions increasingly leverage Social Network Analysis (SNA) both to understand relational patterns and to facilitate structural changes within networks. Indeed, SNA serves not only as an analytical tool but also as a catalyst for reflection and change. Although SNA has been widely used as an intervention tool, its application in cross-national contexts remains underexplored. This study aims to address this research gap by investig…
Evolving and differentiated strategy? A network approach to understand Chinese development finance
In recent decades China’s engagement in international development has been widely studied, although the drivers of Chinese strategy are still being debated. This article searches for evidence of a differentiated strategy according to the endowment of natural resources and political stability of partner countries, drawing on AidData financial flows from 2000 to 2021. Through social network analysis, the article maps cooperation ties between China …
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