30 Nov 2021 Natural Learned Leaders Luisa Gagliardi and Myriam Mariani, using a natural experiment, find that leadership can be learned via the exposure to early life, inclusive, leadership enhancing opportunities, most of all education
30 Nov 2021 Gender Pay Gap, Still a Long Way to Go Gender pay gap is common to all European countries, but one size fits all policies are not always effective. A report by three Bocconi researchers, commissioned by the European Parliament, provides an indepth analysis and recommendations to eliminate pay inequalities
23 Nov 2021 At Least 500 COVID Cases in Lombardy Before Patient 1 Alessia Melegaro, Raffaella Piccarreta and Filippo Trentini among the authors of a study, in collaboration with Fondazione Bruno Kessler, that sheds light on the rapid spread of the virus between February and March 2020
22 Nov 2021 Robots in Europe Vote for the Radical Right Three Bocconi professors, in a paper newly published in PNAS, find another piece of evidence on the effects of economic distress on the rise of populist parties. Voters react to automation in the same way they react to globalization and to import competition from China
24 Nov 2021 The Double Penalty of Women Harassed at Work They are not only victims of abuse but are often forced to quit their jobs in order to avoid them, Caroline Coly states. In environments where sexist comments are tolerated, women are 40 times more likely to be assaulted
18 Nov 2021 OASI Report: Healthcare Moving at the Speed of Light In the two years since the pandemic broke out, the Italian Healthcare System has gone through more changes than in the rest of its history and has displayed great flexibility. Now it must leverage this experience to rationalize, not ration, services