Giulio Zotteri

Giulio Zotteri is a Full Professor at the Interuniversity Department of Territorial Sciences, Planning and Policies (DIST) within Politecnico di Torino. He is a member of the FULL Interdepartmental Center - Future Urban Legacy Lab and operates under the scientific disciplinary sector IEGE-01/A - Economic and Management Engineering (Area 0009 - Industrial and Information Engineering).

• Teaches Marketing (2025/26 to 2019/20) and Urban and Regional Economics (2022/23 to 2019/20) in the College of Management and Production Engineering
• Supervises PhD student Marco Del Nibletto in Urban and Regional Development (37th cycle, ongoing)

His research focuses on Urban Planning, Logistics Optimization, and Supply Chain Dynamics, particularly analyzing the Bullwhip Effect, Retail Accessibility, and Overtourism Impact. Recent publications examine:

• Retail accessibility's influence on housing markets (2024)
• Geographical retailer distribution analysis (2021)
• Cultural heritage reactivation challenges (2020)
• Overtourism vs. undertourism dilemmas (2020-2019)
• Inventory rationing strategies (2017)
• Lead time optimization in retail (2016)

Prof. Zotteri leads multiple commercial research projects including logistics hub optimization, vehicle routing strategies, and market revitalization initiatives. He has conducted consultancy work for companies like The Winesider and participated in sustainability projects using serious games.