Research

Young People Haven’t Given Up on Family—They’re Waiting for the Right Conditions

July 11 is World Population Day. A landmark UNFPA global survey overturns one of today’s most persistent demographic myths: the problem is not declining aspirations, but the growing gap between what young people want and what they can realistically achieve

Citizens Care About Good Governance More Than We Thought

A new study finds that values such as accountability, impartiality and legality form a surprisingly coherent belief system—one that remains remarkably stable across politics, professions and life experience

Trust, Privacy and the Future of Computing

These are the topics about which four young researchers at Bocconi Department of Computing Sciences have worked

Anna Omarini Joins the Bank of England’s Payments Academic Advisory Group

The advisory group aims to foster an informed, data-driven discussion on the opportunities and risks shaping the future landscape of payments

Children of Same-Sex Couples: As Adults, They Choose Careers Less Tied to Gender Stereotypes

A new study based on tax records from the Netherlands debunks many common misconceptions: young people raised in families with two mothers or two fathers face no disadvantages in the labor market and demonstrate greater freedom in their career choices

Arnstein Aassve Wins European Research Council Advanced Grant for Groundbreaking Study of the New Transition to Adulthood

The ForeverYoung project will investigate how today's young adults define adulthood for themselves and how these perceptions influence major life decisions