Research

When Optimism Fuels Crises: The Hidden Side of Financial Cycles

A study in the American Economic Review reveals why boom periods can quickly turn into instability

Greenwashing: An Experience That Changes Perspectives

Why consumers no longer trust “green” brands (and what companies can do to win them back)

Why Measuring Corporate Power Is Harder Than We Thought

A new study shows financial data can mislead us on market power—but still holds surprising value

Government Bonds and Balance Sheets: How Primary Dealers Influence Other Banks

Behind a seemingly technical accounting decision lies information that may reshape investments, lending, and transparency in the European banking system

External Data and Cancer: the New Frontier That Could Transform Clinical Trials

From Bocconi to the United States, a study in Biometrika proposes an innovative statistical method to make tests on new oncology drugs more effective and reliable

Researchers at Work on Ideas for Publication in AMR

The editorial team of a leading journal visits our university