

G iampaolo Garzarelli was educated at the American University, Washington, DC, Luiss-Guido Carli, Rome, the University of Connecticut, Storrs, and the University of Rome, La Sapienza.
Professor Garzarellis first research contributions lie in the field of the theory of the firm and innovation, particularly in the co-evolution of techonology and organization in voluntary open-source software production. More recently, he is trying to make time for older research interests, especially in the fields of the New Institutional Economics and Public Choice, that concern the Second Generation Theory of fiscal federalism and the disruption of institution formation under myopic stationary banditry.
He referees for:
Advances in Austrian Economics, African Finance Journal, American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Contemporary Economic Policy, Economia, Economic History of Developing Regions, Economic Research Southern Africa (ERSA), European Management Review, GERPA, Idea Group, Inc., Industrial and Corporate Change, Industry and Innovation, Information Technologies and International Development, Information Technology for Development, International Political Anthropology, Journal of Business Venturing, Journal of Institutional Economics, Journal of Public Finance and Public Choice, Management Science, National Research Foundation South Africa, Occupational Health Southern Africa, Public Finance Review, Review of Political Economy, Routledge, South African Journal of Economics, South African Journal of Economics and Management Sciences, State and Local Government Review, Technology Analysis & Strategic Management, World Bank.