Jessica Daniela Giusti

Jessica Daniela Giusti is a Lecturer at Università Carlo Cattaneo - LIUC, specializing in Management Science. Her research explores innovation clusters, knowledge exchange dynamics, and the intersection of open innovation networks with regional competitiveness.

• Key Research Areas: Cluster dynamics, maker movement, triple-helix policy frameworks
• Methodological Focus: Social network analysis, collaborative innovation networks (COINs), longitudinal case studies

Her scholarly work examines how rotating leadership roles in clusters enhance innovation (2021), knowledge leaks in maker communities (2020), and policy implementation in Lombardy's innovation clusters (2019). She also investigates the transformation of cultural heritage into business value through tourism-driven synergies (2012) and analyzes institutional roles in agrifood clusters (2016).

Recent publications demonstrate consistent engagement with interdisciplinary topics spanning technological knowledge flows (2021), online fashion maker networks (2018), and medical-hospitality cluster policies (2014). Her research trajectory reveals increasing specialization in knowledge management within innovation ecosystems.