21 Feb 2023 World Fencing Championships in Milan, a Winning Lunge for the Economy Bocconi's GREEN research center estimates the event can generate 11m euros in added value and more than 200 additional jobs
21 Feb 2023 How Economic Hardship Fuels Support for the Far Right During financial crises, reduced social status and fears of competition for public services from migrants bolster conservative political agendas, according to the ERC funded LOSS project
14 Feb 2023 Bocconi Signs a Collaboration Agreement with CNR The framework agreement with the National Research Council of Italy sets the stage for future cooperative research projects
14 Feb 2023 Lucky CEOs Are Bad Luck for Companies Sometimes CEOs happen to attain outstanding performance thanks to events beyond their control. Firms that subsequently hire them pay them more and experience declining results
09 Feb 2023 Informality in Small State Governments: A Double Edged Sword Countries differ tremendously in population size. Marlene Jugl explores the implications of this reality for public administration. Read an excerpt from her book
07 Feb 2023 Why Pundits Can Be Unreliable Analysts, experts and TV guests live off their reputation, and this can lead them to manipulate information, an experiment conducted by Marco Ottaviani, Salvatore Nunnari and Debrah Meloso finds