10 Jun 2026 The Silent Contagion: When Exposure to the Mafia Weakens Controls in the Legitimate Economy A study published in the Journal of Accounting Research shows that auditors who have had clients linked to organized crime in the past apply more lenient controls even in legitimate businesses. An effect estimated at 200–400 million euros in lost tax revenue in the sample alone
09 Jun 2026 Beyond Tokenism: Why Disability Inclusion in Advertising Is Becoming a Business Advantage A major new study finds that consumers reward brands that portray disability with authenticity, agency, and respect — and punish those that don’t
08 Jun 2026 INSPIRE: Bocconi Launches a New Research Center on the Impact of Social Policies Empirical methods, social policy, big data, and AI will be the focal points of the group led by Michela Carlana and supported by the Invernizzi Foundation
04 Jun 2026 Fiscal Policy in an Era of Uncertainty: IMF, Bocconi and Bank of Italy Convene in Rome International economists and policymakers gather to discuss public debt, inflation, redistribution and the sustainability of public finances in an increasingly unstable global environment
28 May 2026 ANVUR Certifies the Excellence of Bocconi Research Bocconi ranks among the top Italian universities for research: first in “Economics and Statistics” and “Mathematics and Computer Science,” and second in “Political and Social Sciences” and “Business and Economics”
28 May 2026 Second out of 8 or Fourth out of 16? Why Ranked List Size Matters A new study reveals a bias affecting how managers, consumers, and all of us interpret rankings