Daniele is a lecturer in Political Economy at Università di Pisa (Italy). He was previously a lecturer in Finance at the Open University Business School, after obtaining a PhD in Economics and International Business from the University of Greenwich (UK) in June 2017. Daniele's current research focuses on processes of financialization, financial history, and social aspects of finance, using various methodologies.
He has been co-investigator for the project titled “An investment and equality-led sustainable growth programme for Europe” funded by FEPS (January-February 2016) and for the project titled “Financialization and Investment in Developed and Developing countries” funded by UNCTAD (March- June 2016).
Most of Daniele's publications can be found here or here.
Research interests
Circuit Theory Economic History Finance Financial Economics Financialisation Financialization Financial Macroeconomics Global Value Chains
Recent working papers (show all)
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The Monetary Circuit in a Developed Financial System: From Credit Creation to Profit Realization
By Alberto Botta, Eugenio Caverzasi, Daniele Tori, October 2024
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The Financial Innovation Hypothesis: Schumpeter, Minsky and the sub-prime mortgage crisis
By Eugenio Caverzasi, Daniele Tori, December 2018
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Financialisation and physical investment: a global race to the bottom in accumulation?
By Daniele Tori, Özlem Onaran, July 2017
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The effects of financialisation and financial development on investment: evidence from firm-level data in Europe
By Daniele Tori, Özlem Onaran, June 2017