Professor Parcu giving a lecture in Turin
Sep 5, 2016

On 5th September, Professor Pier Luigi Parcu has intervened at the 19th Edition of the International Summer School of Regulation of Local Public Services organised by the Turin School of Local Regulation, giving a lecture on the lessons learnt in competition and regulation in network industries that may be relevant for smart cities. This year’s event took place between 5 and 16 September. More info here.
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