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Bertoni F, Croce A, D'Adda D.  2010.  Venture capital investments and patenting activity of high-tech start-ups: a micro-econometric firm-level analysis. Venture Capital. 12:307–326.
Croce A, D'Adda D, Ughetto E.  2014.  Venture capital financing and the financial distress risk of portfolio firms: How independent and bank-affiliated investors differ. Small Business Economics. 44:189–206.
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D'Adda D, Guzzini E, Iacobucci D, Palloni R.  2018.  Is Smart Specialisation Strategy coherent with regional innovative capabilities? Regional Studies. :1–13.
Bertoni F, D'Adda D, Grilli L.  2018.  Self-selection of entrepreneurial firms in thin venture capital markets: Theory and empirical evidence. Strategic Entrepreneurship Journal.
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Colombo MG, D'Adda D, Pirelli LH.  2016.  The participation of new technology-based firms in EU-funded R&D partnerships: The role of venture capital. Research Policy. 45:361–375.
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Ardito L, D'Adda D, Petruzzelli AMesseni.  2017.  Mapping innovation dynamics in the Internet of Things domain: Evidence from patent analysis. Technological Forecasting and Social Change.
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Colombo MG, Doganova L, Piva E, D'Adda D, Mustar P.  2014.  Hybrid alliances and radical innovation: the performance implications of integrating exploration and exploitation. The Journal of Technology Transfer. 40:696–722.
Quas A, D'Adda D.  2018.  High-tech entrepreneurial ventures seeking external equity: whether, when, where... and why not? Economia e Politica Industriale. :1–24.
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Colombo MG, D'Adda D, Quas A.  2019.  The geography of venture capital and entrepreneurial ventures' demand for external equity. Research Policy.
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Colombo MG, D'Adda D, Piva E.  2010.  The contribution of university research to the growth of academic start-ups: an empirical analysis. The Journal of Technology Transfer. 35:113–140.
Bertoni F, D'Adda D, Grilli L.  2015.  Cherry-picking or frog-kissing? A theoretical analysis of how investors select entrepreneurial ventures in thin venture capital markets Small Business Economics. :1–15.