I am Associate Professor in Political Economy at University of Florence. My research activity has consistently focused on the role of time and space in economics. It spans diverse subject areas, with a primary focus on evolutionary models that incorporate heterogeneous agents. Much of my work has centered on international and industrial economics, with a recent emphasis on examining the factors influencing countries’ actions to address climate change. In recent years, I have focused on how network structures shape economic outcomes, integrating multi-country networks into theoretical and empirical models.

• Galanis G., Ricchiuti G., Tippet B. (2025) `Heterogeneity and Global Climate Action’
• Galanis G., Ricchiuti G., Tippet B. (2024) `Revisiting the Relationship Between Vulnerability and Climate Action’
• Grugni E., Ricchiuti G. (2024), `Behind International Trade Network: The Role of Heterogeneity and Financial Frictions’
• Miricola S., Ricchiuti G., Velucchi M. (2024) `The survival of foreign affiliates in developed countries: a location-based analysis’
• Di Domenico L., Boitani A., Ricchiuti G. (2024) `Monetary policy and inequality: an heteroge nous agents’ approach’
• Delli Gatti D., Ferraresi T., Gusella F., Popoyan L., Ricchiuti G., Roventini A., (2024) `The interplay between real and exchange rate market: an agent-based model approach’
• Delli Gatti D., Gusella F., Ricchiuti G. (2024) `Endogenous vs Exogenous Instability: An Outof-Sample Comparison’