Research

What the #MeToo Meant

Five years after the movement went viral, Silvia Cinque takes stock of it in the ninth episode of the Think Diverse podcast

Why to Be an Economically Active Citizen in Europe

In the third episode of Words of Europe, Fulvia Ristuccia looks at the implications and advantages of being an EU citizen.

The Corruption Gender Gap: Female Officials Fall into Temptation Less Often

Francesco Decarolis and Paolo Pinotti find that women bureaucrats are 22% less likely to be investigated in Italy and 81% less likely to be arrested in China. A defensive, risk averse attitude may be the explanation

ESG and Responsible Finance: SDA Bocconi and CRIF Launch the REPAiR Laboratory

Objective: the measurement of truly sustainable business models and applied research on responsible finance to support companies on the path of ESG principles, the central mission of the PNRR

How the War in Ukraine Could End

IGIER Visiting Student Vaasavi Unnava reports on the seminar by Professors McFaul (Stanford) and Guriev (Sciences Po) on the Russian Ukrainian war

How Europe Says Recovery

In the second episode of Words of Europe, Rosalba Fama' tackles Next Generation EU