Research

Climate Migration Is More Than a Crisis. It’s a Policy Blind Spot

A new paper in Nature Climate Change calls for a radical rethink of how we study mobility in a warming world

Accelerators Don’t Always Boost Women Entrepreneurs

A global study reveals a paradox at the heart of social innovation programs designed to close the gender gap

As Temperatures Rise, Fewer Boys Are Born

A study of 5 million births in sub-Saharan Africa and India reveals how climate affects biology, maternal health, and even family choices

The Dark Side of Acquisitions

A new study by Michele Polo and Vincenzo Denicolò questions the antitrust authorities’ leniency towards Big Tech

An Economy Under Fire: How the Ukrainian Labor Market Has Withstood an Unprecedented Shock

Since the invasion in 2022, Ukraine has lost up to a quarter of its workforce to refugees, mobilization, and casualties. Yet, according to a study by Anastasia, Boeri, and Zholud, the labor market keeps ticking: the efficiency of matching supply and demand has fallen by about 15%, with significant regional differences. This resilience does not conceal the damage to human capital and migration, which are crucial for reconstruction

Research is Essential If We Really Want to Close Gender Gaps

An international event on evidence and policies in London. Bocconi’s AXA Research Lab among the leading players