Research

Minichilli and Corbetta, in a forthcoming article with Miller, propose a model in which firm size and ownership concentration determine when family leadership is effective. And test it using the AUB Observatory database

A philosophical diagnosis by Gino Zaccaria of evaluation processes in academic life

A study by Myriam Mariani with Paola Giuri shows that the most educated inventors can exploit knowledge wherever produced, while the others have to rely on their local networks

From April 12th to 14th Bocconi hosted the Doctoral Workshop of the International Network RIEF dedicated to the topics of International Trade and Finance

A new paper by Fracchia and Allena investigates how the concept of sustainable development has spilled from environmental law into other areas, becoming an effective counterbalance to globalization

Hannes Wagner and co-authors, in a paper forthcoming in the Review of Financial Studies, show that in countries where the legal protection of minority shareholders is weak and financial development is low, family firms do not follow a life cycle, but live virtually forever