Stefano Ponte is affiliated with Copenhagen Business School in Denmark and focuses their research within the broad field of Business, Management and Accounting. Their work encompasses various subfields such as Strategy and Management, Plant Science, Business and International Management, Global and Planetary Change, and Development.
Their primary research interests revolve around topics including Global trade, sustainability, and social impact, Organic Food and Agriculture, Innovation and Socioeconomic Development, International Development and Aid, Conservation, Biodiversity, and Resource Management, Global trade and economics, and Political Economy and Marxism.
Stefano Ponte has contributed numerous scholarly articles, with recent publications featuring:
Their publishing activity spans several academic journals, with highest frequencies in Review of International Political Economy (7 publications), Environment and Planning A Economy and Space (3), Competition & Change (2), Regulation & Governance (2), and Global Networks (2).
Stefano Ponte has also authored books published by major academic presses, including "Value Struggles" (2025) under Bloomsbury Publishing plc and "Contested Sustainability" (2022) with Boydell and Brewer eBooks.
Their research collaborations feature frequent coauthors such as Christine Noe, Dan Brockington, Lasse Folke Henriksen, Asubisye Mwamfupe, and Rasul Ahmed Minja.
Stefano Ponte;Peter Gibbon
Peter Gibbon;Stefano Ponte
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Benoit Daviron;Stefano Ponte
Peter Gibbon;Jennifer Bair;Stefano Ponte
Philip Raikes;Michael Friis Jensen;Stefano Ponte
Daniele Giovannucci;Stefano Ponte
Stefano Ponte;Timothy Sturgeon
Simon Bolwig;Stefano Ponte;Andries Du Toit;Lone Riisgaard
Stefano Ponte;Joachim Ewert
Lisa Ann Richey;Stefano Ponte
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Simon Bush;Ben Belton;Derek Hall;Peter Vandergeest
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Mark P. Dallas;Stefano Ponte;Timothy J. Sturgeon
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Stefano Ponte;Simon Roberts;Lance Van Sittert
Stefano Ponte;Gary Gereffi;Gale Raj-Reichert
Frank G. A. de Bakker;Andreas Rasche;Stefano Ponte
Stefano Ponte;Emmanuelle Cheyns
Lisa Ann Richey;Stefano Ponte
Peter Gibbon;Stefano Ponte
Lone Riisgaard;Simon Bolwig;Stefano Ponte;Andries Du Toit
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