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Indirizzo: Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri Palazzo Chigi, Piazza Colonna 370 – 00187 Rome, Italy Email: Sito web: [email protected]

www.tommasonannicini.eu

POSIZIONI ATTUALI

2016- 2015- 2014- 2013- 2008- 2007- Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri, Roma Sottosegretario di Stato alla Presidenza del Consiglio Università Bocconi, Milano Professore Ordinario (in aspettativa dal 29/1/2016), Dipartimento di Economia CEPR, Londra Research Fellow Centro Paolo Baffi, Milano Research Fellow IGIER, Milano Research Fellow IZA, Bonn Research Fellow

INTERESSI DI RICERCA

Political economics

, econometria, economia del lavoro, politica comparata, economia pubblica

RICONOSCIMENTI SCIENTIFICI

2015- ERC Consolidator Grant (progetto di ricerca: “Political Mind: Explaining Politicians’ and Voters’ Behavior”)

PUBBLICAZIONI IN RIVISTE SCIENTIFICHE

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“Regression Discontinuity Designs Based on Population Thresholds: Pitfalls and Solutions” (con A. Eggers, R. Freier, V. Grembi),

American Journal of Political Science

, in corso di pubblicazione (2016) “Moderating Political Extremism: Single Round vs. Runoff Elections under Plurality Rule” (con M. Bordignon, G. Tabellini),

American Economic Review

, in corso di pubblicazione (2016) “Do Fiscal Rules Matter?” (con V. Grembi, U. Troiano),

American Economic Journal: Ap plied Economics

, in corso di pubblicazione (2016) “How Do Voters Respond to Information? Evidence from a Randomized Campaign” (con C. Kendall, F. Trebbi),

American Economic Review

, 105 (2015), 322-353 “So Closed: Political Selection in Proportional Systems” (con V. Galasso),

European Journal of Political Economy

, 40 (2015), 260-73 “Meet the Press: How Voters and Politicians Respond to Newspaper Entry and Exit” (con F. Drago, F. Sobbrio),

American Economic Journal: Applied Economics

, 6 (2014), 159-188 “The Political Resource Curse” (con F. Brollo, R. Perotti, G. Tabellini),

American Economic Review

, 103 (2013), 1759-1796 1

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“Social Capital and Political Accountability” (con A. Stella, G. Tabellini, U. Troiano),

Ameri-

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can Economic Journal: Economic Policy

, 5 (2013), 222-250 “Assessing Economic Liberalization Episodes: A Synthetic Control Approach” (con A. Bill meier),

Review of Economics and Statistics

, 95 (2013), 983-1001 10.

“Do Better Paid Politicians Perform Better? Disentangling Incentives from Selection” (con S. Gagliarducci),

Journal of the European Economic Association

, 11 (2013), 369-398 11.

“Tying Your Enemy’s Hands in Close Races: The Politics of Federal Transfers in Brazil” (con F. Brollo),

American Political Science Review

, 106 (2012), 742-761 12.

“Competing on Good Politicians” (con V. Galasso),

American Political Science Review

, 105 (2011), 79-99 13.

“Electoral Rules and Politicians’ Behavior: A Micro Test” (con S. Gagliarducci, P. Naticchioni),

American Economic Journal: Economic Policy

, 3 (2011), 144-74 14.

“Economies in Transition: How Important Is Trade Openness for Growth?” (con A. Billmeier),

Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics

, 73 (2011), 287-314 15.

“Moonlighting Politicians” (con S. Gagliarducci, P. Naticchioni),

Journal of Public Econom ics

, 94 (2010), 688-699 16.

“Trade Openness and Growth: Pursuing Empirical Glasnost” (con A. Billmeier),

IMF Staff Pa pers

, 56 (2009), 447-475 17.

“From Temporary Help Jobs to Permanent Employment: What Can We Learn from Matching Estimators and their Sensitivity?” (con A. Ichino, F. Mealli),

Journal of Applied Economet rics

, 22 (2008), 305-327 18.

“Simulation-Based Sensitivity Analysis for Matching Estimators,”

Stata Journal

, 7 (2007), 334-350

WORKING PAPERS

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“Persuasion and Gender: Experimental Evidence from Two Political Campaigns” (V. Galasso) “Historical Roots of Political Extremism: The Effects of Nazi Occupation in Italy” (N. Fontana, G. Tabellini) “Political Selection under Alternative Electoral Rules” (V. Galasso) “Policy Moderation in Single Round vs Runoff Elections. A Theoretical Analysis” (M. Bor dignon, G. Tabellini) “The Importance of Betting Early” (A. Innocenti, R. Ricciuti) “Autocratic Transitions and Growth” (R. Ricciuti)

ALTRE PUBBLICAZIONI (LIBRI, CAPITOLI, RIVISTE ITALIANE)

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“Il contratto a tutele crescenti”, prefazione al volume: G. Falasca (a cura di),

Il contratto a tutele crescenti

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Edizioni Lavoro

(2015) “La strana coppia: istituzioni e capitale sociale in Italia,” in: L. Paolazzi, M. Sylos Labini (a cu ra di),

People First. Il capitale sociale e umano: la forza del Paese

,

Editore S.I.P.I.

(2014)

Euro sì, Euro no: gli effetti della moneta unica sull’economia italiana

(con P. Manasse e A. Saia),

E-book Linkiesta

(2013)

Non ci resta che crescere. Riforme: chi vince, chi perde, come farle

(a cura di),

Università Boc coni Editore

(2011) “Il decollo del lavoro interinale in Italia,”

Economia&Lavoro

, 40 (2006), 193-211 “Commento all’accordo trilatero spagnolo del 9 maggio 2006 per lo sviluppo e l’occupazione,”

Rivista Italiana di Diritto del Lavoro

, III (2006), 129-147 “Determinants of Contract Length in Temporary Employment,”

Labour

, 20 (2006), 453-474 “Temporary Work Agencies in Italy: A Springboard toward Permanent Employment?” (con A. Ichino e F. Mealli),

Giornale degli Economisti

, 64 (2005), 1-27 2

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“L’analisi economica della flessibilità nel mercato del lavoro,” in: F. Giovani (a cura di),

Lavo ro flessibile: opportunità o vincolo?

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Franco Angeli Edizioni

(2005), 71-81 10.

Il lavoro interinale in Italia. Trappola del precariato o trampolino verso un lavoro stabile?

(con A. Ichino e F. Mealli), Ministero del Lavoro e delle Politiche Sociali, Regione Toscana,

Edizio ni PLUS

(2004) 11.

Global in quattro domande. Governare la globalizzazione: come e perché

(a cura di), Libertà Eguale,

Giunti Editore

(2002) 12.

“Teoria normativa v. Public Choice. Il caso delle politiche sociali,”

Economia Pubblica

, 29 (1999), 5-40

PERCORSO DI STUDI

2000-05 2001 Istituto Universitario Europeo, Firenze Ph.D. (dottorato di ricerca) in Economia Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), Cambridge, Stati Uniti 1998-99 1992-97 1987-1992 Visiting Scholar, Dipartimento di Economia Università Commerciale “Luigi Bocconi”, Milano Master in Economia (MEc), rilasciato con

distinction

Facoltà di Scienze Politiche “Cesare Alfieri”, Firenze Laurea in Scienze Politiche (indirizzo economico), voto: 110/110 e lode Liceo Scientifico “Benedetto Varchi”, Montevarchi (AR) Maturità scientifica, voto: 60/60

ESPERIENZE PROFESSIONALI

2014-15 2013-15 2013-14 2014 2008-13 2012 2012 2007 2011-12 2006-08 2005-06 2004-05 Presidenza del Consiglio dei Ministri, Palazzo Chigi, Roma Consigliere Economico del Presidente del Consiglio Università Bocconi, Milano Professore Associato

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Dipartimento di Economia Università Bocconi, Milano Direttore del Corso di Laurea in Economia e Scienze Sociali (CLES) Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona Visiting Scholar, IPEG Università Bocconi, Milano Assistant Professor (tenure-track)

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Dipartimento di Economia Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona Visiting Scholar, CREI EIEF, Roma Visiting Scholar Harvard University, Cambridge, Stati Uniti Visiting Scholar, Dipartimenti di Economia e Government Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spagna Visiting Professor, Dipartimento di Economia International Monetary Fund (IMF), Washington DC, USA Visiting Scholar, Dipartimento Medio Oriente e Asia Centrale Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spagna Marie Curie Research Fellow, Dipartimento di Economia Facoltà di Scienze Politiche “Cesare Alfieri”, Firenze Assegnista di ricerca, Dipartimento di Studi sullo Stato 3

ATTIVITÀ DIDATTICA

2008-15 2012-13 2005 2006-08 2004-05 Università Bocconi, Milano Econometrics, Empirical Political Economics (Ph.D.) Econometria, Political Economics, Economia e Politiche del Lavoro, Empirical Research Methods Università della Svizzera Italiana (USI), Lugano Empirical Political Economics (Ph.D.) Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spagna Microeconomics I, Macroeconomics I, Econometrics II Stanford University in Florence, Firenze Globalization Studies Facoltà di Scienze Politiche “Cesare Alfieri”, Firenze Economia dell’Ambiente, Politica Economica

ATTIVITÀ DI REFERAGGIO

American Economic Review; American Political Science Review; Econometrica; Quarterly Journal of Economics; Review of Economic Studies; American Journal of Political Science; Journal of Po litical Economy; Journal of the European Economic Association; American Economic Journal: Economic Policy; Review of Economics and Statistics; Journal of Public Economics; Quarterly Journal of Political Science; Economic Journal; Journal of Business and Economic Statistics; Jour nal of Applied Econometrics; American Economic Journal: Microeconomics; American Economic Journal: Macroeconomics; Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics; Labour Economics; Journal of Development Economics; Journal of Economic Growth; Labour; Journal of Population Econom ics; European Economic Review; Economica; Review of World Economics; Economic Inquiry; Southern Economic Journal; European Journal of Political Economy; European Journal of Political Research; Journal of Legislative Studies; Regional Science & Urban Economics; Comparative Po litical Studies; Public Choice; Journal of Macroeconomics; American Economic Journal: Applied Economics; Journal of Politics; Journal of Law & Economics; Empirical Economics; Political Sci ence Research and Methods

CONFERENZE E SEMINARI CON INVITO

2015 2014 2013 2012 DIW Seminar, Berlin; Economics Seminar, LUISS, Rome Workshop on “Economic Analysis of Electoral Politics,” Barcelona GSE; New Eco nomic School (NES) Seminar, Moscow; HSE Seminar, Moscow; Conference on “Elections and Electoral Institutions,” Toulouse; Political Economy Seminar, Uni versitat Pompeu Fabra, Barcelona; IFN Seminar, Stockholm; Economics Seminar, University of Copenhagen (KU); IRVAPP Seminar, Trento NBER Political Economy Meeting, Boston; Econometrics Workshop, EUI, Florence; CBS Seminar, Copenhagen; Political Economy Seminar, Warwick; Economics Sem inar, Leicester; APSA Conference, Chicago; EPSA Conference, Barcelona; LACEA Political Economy Meeting, Bogotà; CEPR Public Policy Symposium, Lugano; IMT Seminar, Lucca; LSE Political Economy and Political Science Seminar, London Conference on the “Political Economy of Reforms,” University of Mannheim; Bank of Italy Seminar, Rome; Economics Seminar, Erasmus University Rotterdam; CELS Conference, Stanford University; CEPR Public Policy Symposium, London; Petralia Workshop, Sicily; NBER Political Economy Meeting, Boston; MILLS Workshop on Political Selection, Milan; Economics Seminar, University of Alicante; SciencesPo. Seminar, Paris; EIEF Seminar, Rome; Collegio Carlo Alberto Seminar, Turin; Eco nomics Seminar, Catholic University of Milan; CES-LICOS Seminar, Leuven; War 4

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 wick Workshop in Political Economy; Political Economy Breakfast, MIT; Positive Political Economy Seminar, Harvard University CELS Conference, Northwestern University; Politics Dept. Seminar, NYU; Political Economy Breakfast, MIT; Research Dept. Seminar, IMF; Erasmus Workshop in Po litical Economy, Rotterdam; CIFAR Meeting, Milan; CSEF Seminar, University of Naples; Economics Dept. Seminar, University of Bologna; AEA-ASSA Conference, Denver ACLE Seminar, University of Amsterdam; Economics Dept. Seminar, Erasmus Uni versity Rotterdam; EIEF Seminar, Rome; MOVE Workshop on “Selection of Politi cians,” Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona; LACEA Conference, Medellin; Eco nomics Dept. Seminar, Universidad del Rosario, Colombia; Economics Dept. Semi nar, PUC-Rio, Brazil; OxCarre Conference, Oxford University; Porto Conte Work shop, Sardinia; Econometric Society World Conference, Shanghai; NBER Political Economy Public Finance Meeting, Boston; Petralia Workshop, Sicily; Erasmus Workshop in Political Economy, Rotterdam; 2 nd PSPE LSE/NYU Conference, Lon don; Economics Dept. Seminar, Paris X; DEEP Seminar, HEC Lausanne; Economics Dept. Seminar, Bristol University; Labour Seminar, LSE, London; CEPR Conference on “Economics of culture, institutions, and crime,” FEEM, Milan Political Economy and Political Science Seminar, LSE, London; NBER Political Economy Meeting, Boston; WALLIS Conference, Rochester; SIEP Conference, Pa via; SOLE Conference, Boston; IMT Seminar, Lucca; AEA-ASSA Conference, San Francisco CEPR/IZA ESSLE Meeting, Germany; Italian Stata Users Group Meeting, Milan; EEA Annual Congress, Milan; Public Choice Annual Meeting, San Antonio; Re search Dept. Seminar, IMF SAE Conference, Granada; ASSET Conference, Padua; Economics Dept. Seminar, Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona; Applied Micro Seminar, University of Bolo gna; IGIER Seminar, Bocconi University; Lunchtime Seminar, CEMFI; UK Stata 2006 Users Group Meeting, London; MCD Seminar, IMF; MILLS Seminar, Milan; Econ ometrics Workshop, Georgetown University; Economics Dept. Seminar, University of Reading; Economics Dept. Seminar, University of Aberdeen; Economics Dept. Seminar, Nottingham University SAE Conference, Oviedo; Workshop on the Evaluation of Labor Market Policies, IAB, Nuremberg; North American Stata Users Group Meeting, Boston; Economics 2005 Dept. Seminar, University of Salamanca EEA Annual Congress, Amsterdam; Program Evaluation Workshop, CEMFI; Lufthansa/Siemens/Stanford Conference on Globalization, Berlin; Italian Congress of Econometrics and Empirical Economics, Venice 2004 Conference on Evaluation Research, ZEW, Mannheim; AIEL Annual Conference, Modena; CEA Annual Meeting, Toronto; Workshop on Temporary Employment, European Commission, Brussels

COLLABORAZIONI GIORNALISTICHE E ATTIVITÀ POLITICA

2013- 2013- 2014-15 2013-14 2000-13 2005-07 Editorialista de “l’Unità” ( www.unita.it

Redattore de “Lavoce.info” ( ) www.lavoce.info

), in aspettativa per incarico istituzio nale dal settembre 2014 Editorialista di “QN – Quotidiano Nazionale” (Giorno, Nazione, Resto del Carlino) Direttore di “Link Tank”, il

think tank

de “Linkiesta” ( www.linkiesta.it

) Varie collaborazione giornalistiche con testate politico-culturali (il Riformista, Euro pa, Le ragioni del socialismo, Mondoperaio, QDR magazine, etc.) Membro del Consiglio nazionale dei “Democratici di Sinistra” (DS) 5

2002-05 2002-05 Presidente “Libertà Eguale Toscana” e vicepresidente nazionale “Libertà Eguale” Membro della Segreteria regionale e responsabile economia dei DS della Toscana. Membro della presidenza della Commissione nazionale per il progetto dei DS 6