Research

Why Class Action Arbitration Could Be Possible in Italy

Marcello Gaboardi, in a comparative analysis, draws some lessons from common law systems and concludes that class action arbitration is compatible with Italian procedural rules

No Jab, No School Policy: An effective Way to Contain Measles in Western Countries

An analysis by Alessia Melegaro and colleagues concludes that routine vaccination programs are not enough to preserve herd immunity in Australia, Ireland, Italy, the UK, and the US. In Italy, even the mandatory jab at school entry would not be sufficient

Productivity Cannot Be Balanced with Computers

A study by Tom Schmitz shows it is managerial practices that determine the gap between countries

A Common Identity Could Derive from the Protection of Civil Rights

The example of the United States, born of the recognition of basic rights, should be followed by the EU, states Graziella Romeo in a paper

When It Comes to Fake News, Don't Imitate the USA

Europe and the United States have different legal ways of dealing with disinformation, as Oreste Pollicino explains in an article

Foreign CEOs Get More out of Acquisitions

A paper by Angela Pettinicchio and colleagues points out the reasons for this important phenomenon