Innovation theory in the face of a deglobalization era 🌍
Radio Interview
My comment on the 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics
I had the pleasure of joining RSI Rete Due – Alphaville to comment on the 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics, awarded to Philippe Aghion, Peter Howitt, and Joel Mokyr.
We discussed how innovation, inclusion, and economic growth interact in an era of deglobalization, technological transformation, and shifting global balances — issues that are crucial for sustaining long-term productivity and prosperity, also here in Switzerland.
🎧 The interview (in Italian) is available here:
A warm thank you to Omar Teoldi and Barbara Camplani for the thoughtful conversation and kind invitation — it was a pleasure to contribute. 🙏
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Hello
My name is Silvia Galli
I am a woman, a mother, an economist, and a teacher. I held academic positions at different universities in Italy, the UK, Belgium, and Switzerland -- lately the University of St. Gallen (FGN-HSG).
My research is at the crossroads between economic growth, development, and innovation.
I received my Ph.D. in Economics from Durham University (UK) in 2012.
I was a tenured assistant professor in economics at the University of Hull (UK) from 2011-2013 before joining the Institute of Economics faculty at the University of St. Gallen.
In 2014, I was awarded the prestigious "UniCredit & Universities Foundation Best PhD Thesis Award", conferred to the three best PhD theses in economics discussed within European universities over the previous three years.
Please navigate these pages to learn more about my research.
Here is my Curriculum Vitae.
Contact
Email: silvia.galli@unisg.ch
Address: Institute of Economics
Varnbueelstrasse 19
University of St. Gallen
St. Gallen, CH-9001
