19 Feb 2014 Even Da Vinci Needs Evidence A new work by Mele, Compagni and Cavazza analyzes the case of the surgical robot Da Vinci in order to study the role of evidence in the adoption of innovation in healthcare
26 Feb 2014 Fighting Corruption with Economic Analysis The relationship between economic analysis and effective solutions to the problems posed by corruption are at the center of a seminar held by Leonardo Borlini at IMF and a book he wrote with the late Marco Arnone
13 Feb 2014 European CIOs push Margherita Pagani into the final A paper of hers is among the ones which will contend for the Best European Research Paper of the Year 2014
10 Feb 2014 Master Chefs, Masters of Art and Masters of Business Bocconi scholars' studies about cuisine as an artistic industry play a prominent role in a special section of the International Journal of Arts Management
12 Feb 2014 Will Monetary Policy Work? It Depends also on the Mortgage Market Tommaso Monacelli and two coauthors show that European Central Bank's interventions on interest rates risk to be transmitted heterogeneously due to the different structures of the national mortgage markets
05 Feb 2014 Better Results When the Firm Learns to Do More Things Gianmario Verona, in two papers, casts new light on the dynamic capabilities paradigm and shows that strategic flexibility can be measured