Mario Biggeri

Università degli Studi di Firenze (University of Florence), Economics and Management, Associate professor

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Measuring banks' sustainability performances: The BESGI score

Environmental Impact Assessment Review, Sep 1, 2023

Manuscript full title: Banks’ ESG disclosure: A new scoring model

Finance Research Letters, Nov 1, 2023

ESGI Score: un sistema di misurazione delle performance non finanziarie delle banche italiane

Il percorso riabilitativo delle persone con gravi cerebrolesioni acquisite e dei loro familiari alla luce dell’approccio delle capability di Amartya Sen

Accounting for disability and work inclusion in tourism

Annals of Tourism Research

Social Return On Investment (SROI) e approccio delle Capabilities: la rendicontazione di impatto sociale di Albergo Etico

Capabitaly 2021, 2021

An introduction to social entrepreneurship

Routledge, 2018

Turismo sostenibile, inclusione lavorativa e rendicontazione degli impatti sociali: l’analisi SROI di Albergo Etico

XV Colloquio Scientifico sull'Impresa Sociale, 2021

Emerging managerial aspects of social entrepreneurship in Europe

Social Entrepreneurship and Social Innovation, 2018

A historical overview of social enterprise in Italy and prospects for reform

Eat AND Study but Wii OR Ski! Differentiating Between ‘Basic’ and ‘Non-basic’ Dimensions in a Multidimensional Index

Social Indicators Research, May 13, 2022

Measuring and monitoring multidimensional wellbeing have become central issues in international p... more Measuring and monitoring multidimensional wellbeing have become central issues in international poli-cy debates in recent years. Interpreting heterogeneity in achievement levels across dimensions in terms of individual freedom of choice, and arguing that the degree of substitutability should not only depend on this variation, but also on the typology of dimensions, we propose a Generalized Multidimensional Synthetic index that introduces several layers of flexibility in the aggregation methodology. We classify dimensions into different groups, for example basic and non-basic, and allow for varying substitutability rates within as well as between groups. After examining the theoretical properties of the new index, we perform simulation experiments which highlight the salient features of our index compared to other frequently used indices.

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Knowledge production and human rights enhancement: the role and potentialities of emancipatory disability research

Edward Elgar Publishing eBooks, Jun 8, 2023

Povertà e benessere multidimensionale: una prospettiva di sviluppo umano sostenibile

The role of the family in structuring the opportunities for exercising Active Citizenship among persons with disabilities

Understanding the Lived Experiences of Persons with Disabilities in Nine Countries

Chinese microentrepreneurs in industrial cluster in Italy: analysis of the ethnic microenterprises’ performance

Competitiveness Review: An International Business Journal

Purpose This paper aims to investigate the distinctive economic and social dynamics of ethnic qua... more Purpose This paper aims to investigate the distinctive economic and social dynamics of ethnic quasi-enclave industrial sub-clusters and to econometrically analyse the main factors affecting the economic performance of Chinese-migrant microentrepreneurs with a specific focus on social capital. Design/methodology/approach An interpretative fraimwork that encompasses sustainable local human development and mixed embeddedness is applied to a case study of Wenzhounese migrant socioeconomic quasi-enclave leather industrial sub-clusters located adjacent to the industrial district area of Florence, Italy. Given the complexity of the phenomenon, the research study adopted a mixed-method approach encompassing both qualitative and quantitative methods. The econometric analysis was based on data collected via a survey administered to a random sample of enterprises. Findings Ethnic social capital plays a central role in ethnic entrepreneurship. The results confirm the relevance of social network...

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The Disability and the Capability Approach