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Luciana Lazzeretti è Professore ordinario, afferente il Settore Disciplinare SECS P/08 “Economia e gestione delle imprese”, in servizio presso il Dipartimento di Scienze per l'Economia e l'Impresa, dell'Università degli Studi di Firenze. E’ inoltre coordinatore scientifico del dottorato Development Economics and Local Systems (DELOS) Università di Firenze e Trento; Direttore del Corso di perfezionamento in Economia e Gestione dei Beni Museali e Culturali, membro del Board Creativity Association (AUC) Osaka (dal 2012), Membro del Centro di Studi Europeo allo Sviluppo Locale e Regionale (CESVI) dell'Università di Firenze.
E' stato professore associato per i temi relativi alle innovazioni tecnologiche nel restauro presso l'istituto di Fisica Applicata "Nello Carrara" del CNR di Firenze (dal 2009-2016).
Attualmente insegna "Economia e gestione dei settori e dei sistemi locali" nella laurea magistrale in Scienze dell'Economia e prima in Economics and Development. E' stata docente del corso di "Culture, creativity and local development" nella laurea magistrale in Design of Sustainable Tourism Systems.
E’ autrice di numerose pubblicazioni e svolge un’intensa attività di ricerca, progettazione e didattica, a livello nazionale e internazionale.
Si è occupata prevalentemente di analisi competitiva focalizzandosi sugli studi di settore e strategie di impresa attraverso un approccio multidisciplinare, con metodologie di tipo quali-quantitativo. Recentemente si è dedicata all’analisi delle dinamiche competitive in una prospettiva evolutiva, sia a livello settoriale sia a livello di “luoghi” (città d’arte, distretti industriali e distretti culturali, cluster creativi urbani). Si sta occupando di Economia della Cultura e sviluppo economico di tipo cultural driven a livello di imprese, settori e sistemi locali e di processi di distrettualizzazione culturale e di economia distrettuale applicando le metodologie dei sistemi locali a livello europeo.
Recenti contributi si concentrano su creatività ed innovazione in settori maturi, emergenti ed in ringiovanimento.
Attuali interessi di ricerca:
- Industrie culturali e creative, distretti e cluster culturali, città creative e fashion city.
- Creatività multiculturalismo, diversità, imprese etniche nel Made in Italy.
- Trasformazione ed evoluzione di distretti/cluster e città.
- Resilienza, innovazione, related variety relatedness e complexity.
- Politiche regionali per l'innovazione ed innovation networks.
- Artificial Intelligence e il ruolo della cultura
Legenda
Luciana Lazzeretti is full professor in Economics and Management at the department of Economics and Management, University of Florence
She is Scientific Coordinator of the Doctorate Programme in Development Economics and Local Systems (DELOS) of the University of Florence and Trento. She is director of the postgraduate course in Economics and Management of Museums and Cultural Goods, member of the Board of the Association in Urban Creativity (AUC), Osaka (from 2012), member of the Centre of European Studies on Local and Regional Development (CESVI) of the University of Florence.
She has been associate professor on the theme of technological innovation for the restoration of cultural heritage at the IFAC-CNR in Florence (2009-2016).
At the moment, she teaches ‘Economics and management of sectors and local systems’ in the master degree in ‘Scienze dell’Economia’ and ‘Economics and Development’, together with ‘Culture, creativity and local development’ in the master degree in ‘Design of Sustainable Tourism Systems’.
She is author of numerous national and international publications; likewise, she carries out an intense activity in research, planning and didactics also at international level.She has authored numerous national and international articles, chapters and books related to these fields, among which “Founders and disseminators of cluster research”(JEG, 2013) with S.Sedita and Caloffi A.),“Creative industries and innovation in Europe” (Routledge, 2013); “Creative cities, Cultural clusters and local development” (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2008, with Philip Cooke).
Her main fields of research are firms, industries and local systems analysis according to a multidisciplinary approach (ecological approach and industrial district versus cluster approach and related variety basically). She has focused on competitive dynamics under an evolutionist perspective, both at a industry and level and at a “local” level (cities of art; industrial and cultural districts; urban creative and cultural clusters, creative regions etc).
She is also greatly active in the fields of Cultural Economics and Creative Economics (cultural organisation/museums, cultural and creative industries/clusters/districts and innovations culture driven). Also she has investigated the regional policies on innovation and technology transfer, and the networks of SMEs aimed at innovation and the launch of ground-breaking projects.Currently research interest:
- Innovation and creativity: exploring the creative capacity of the culture in creative milieu, open/lateral innovation and cross-fertilisation, design driven innovations and creative industries;
- Creative cities and creative industries and cluster: Rethinking creative cities and regions under critical issues, discussing the bounders of creative cultural/sector, the challenges of multiculturalism, and globalisation for creative cities, museum, innovation and creative industries;
- Economic enhancement of culture: From the economic enhancement oft culture to the societal enhancement of culture, museum as creative public space, museum’s exhibition networks analysis;
- Reframing local economic development: the contribution of the related variety approach and the resilience theory at urban and regional level, the stable resilience of city of art;
- Cluster in transactions: the evolution of cluster research, local systems and Italian industrial districts according to the industrial demography and population ecology approach.
