New Faculty Profiles: Emanuele Colonnelli
HBS faculty comprises more than 300 scholars and practitioners who bring leading-edge research, extensive experience, and deep insights into the classroom, to organizations, and to leaders across the globe. We asked new faculty at HBS about their background, their new roles, and their interests. ![]() Emanuele Colonnelli, visiting associate professor, Entrepreneurial Management
What is your educational background? What’s your area of research and what led you to it? My other main area of research relates to the interactions between governments, firms, entrepreneurs, and investors, and focuses specifically on political economy issues in private-government relationships, such as corruption. I have had a special interest in these aspects of private sector development since at least my highschool years, reading books and talking about traveling and geopolitics both at home and with friends. In terms of methods, I regularly conduct worldwide surveys and field experiments, and I collaborate with several government agencies in low-income countries to access a range of confidential microdata. What will you be teaching? What would you be doing if you weren’t an academic? Where are you from? What is something you like to do outside of your academic work? What’s your favorite book, movie, or piece of art? |
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