Enrico Bergamini

I am pursuing a PhD in Economics at Collegio Carlo Alberto (Turin) and working as Research Fellow at the University of Milan-Bicocca.

Prior to starting the PhD, I worked at the European think tank Bruegel (publications).

I am an applied econmists and data scientists, working mainly on green industrial policy, economic geography, policy uncertainty, and computational social science.

I have a strong interest in spatial data science, networks, NLP, scraping and non-conventional (big) data sources.

My publications are listed on Google Scholar.

Work in progress:

• ” Climate Policy Uncertainty and Directed Technical Change: evidence from European firms” (Job Market Paper - link)

• “Global Networks, Local Inequalities: The Impact of GPN Participation on Wage Inequality in European Regions” (with Vieri Calogero, Simona Comi, Laura Resmini)

• “UP the Smile Curve: What Advantages for European Regions?” (with Vieri Calogero, Laura Resmini)

• “Green diversification, global knowledge sourcing and local skill composition: evidence from US cities” (with Fabrizio Fusillo, Gianluca Orsatti, Francesco Quatraro, Alessandra Scandura)

• “Recombinant novelty and Foreign Direct Investments: evidence from European Regions” (with Francesco Quatraro, Alessandra Scandura)

• “Communication by scientists on Twitter shows little consensus about climate policy” (with Ivan Savin, Jeroen van den Bergh)

• “Economic Policy Uncertainty contagion across European countries” (with Giovanni Barci)