Gino Cattani
Associate Professor
Department of Management and Organizations
NYU Stern School of Business
United States of America
Biography
Gino Cattani joined New York University Stern School as an Assistant Professor of Management and Organization in September 2004. Professor Cattani's research is primarily focused on technological innovation and competition, interfirm mobility, creativity, and social networks, Professor Cattani completed his undergraduate studies at the Faculty of Economics in Pisa where he received a BA in Accountancy & Business in 1991. After qualifying as an accountant in 1992, and spending the 1995-1996 academic year as a Visiting Fellow Student at the MIT-Sloan School of Management in Boston, he received a Dottorato di Ricerca in Business Administration from the Faculty of Economics in Pisa in 1997.
Research Interest
Technological Innovation and Competition, Inter-firm Mobility, Creativity, Social Networks
Publications
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Project-based Organizing and Strategic Managment: A Long-term Reseach Agenda on Temporary Organizational Forms
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Value Creation and Knowledge Loss: The Case of Cremonese Stringed Instruments
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Insiders, Outsiders and the Struggle for Consecration in Cultural Fields: A Core-Periphery Perspective
