Valerio Iannucci

I am interested in questions of expertise, coordination, and innovation.
My research looks at the evolving relationship between laypeople and

work, professions, and organizations.

PUBLICATIONS

Anteby, M. and Iannucci, V. 2025. Beyond Professional Experts: The rise of lay, counter-, and neo-experts. Research in Organizational Behavior

This article elaborates on the nature of alternative claim-makers whose growing influence challenges professionals. It presents and differentiates claim-makers based on the ways they acquire, validate, and legitimize their respective knowledge.

UNDER REVIEW

Hannah, D. P. and Iannucci, V. Title removed for blind review. (2nd R&R, Organization Science)

Drawing on qualitative field study of grassroots entrepreneurial responses to the COVID-19 pandemic in the U.S., this study identifies three distinct pathways through which founders determine what to do and how at the onset of a crisis. These pathways are consequential for the capacity of continued learning and innovation as crises evolve.

WORK IN PROGRESS

Anteby, M., Delgado-Mejia, L. F., Iannucci, V. Manelin, E., and Buitron de la Vega, P. Primary care provider and patient interactions around social determinants of health. (Preparing for submission)

Iannucci, V. When and how do professionals incorporate input from lay audiences. (Dissertation Ch.1, preparing for submission)

Iannucci, V. and Pryma, J. Experts' affective practices across front- and back-stage settings. (Dissertation Ch.2, data analysis)

Iannucci, V. Handoff work and the coordination of expertise. (Dissertation Ch.3, data analysis)

Sanchez, S. and Iannucci, V. The more (not always) the merrier: Information overload and shared decision-making in safety-net hospitals. (Data analysis)

Chandra, K. and Iannucci, V. Patient advocacy and innovation in rare disease research (Data collection)