Research

A study by Alfonso Gambardella and Danilo Messinese reveals why some entrepreneurs prefer to “model” uncertainty, while others approach it like scientists. And how this choice influences success, failure, and innovation

The Bocconi law scholar reaps an important international accolade as he enters one of the most authoritative transnational law publications

The existing rules “delude” savers: the real deal is done with shadow trading, which remains essentially unpunished

From organized crime to neuroscience, a model that combines mathematical rigor and probabilistic coherence to study the formation and evolution of multilayer networks

Three new directors and six confirmed for the University's academic leadership

A new study by Livio Di Lonardo (Bocconi) and Tiberiu Dragu (NYU) reveals an insidious paradox: the more an issue is at the center of public debate—such as security or the fight against terrorism—the less government policies truly reflect citizens’ wishes