Research

A Good Corporate Governance Pays Off

The 771 companies that have improved their top management structure perform better and risk less when investing abroad, according to the SDA Bocconi Corporate Governance Lab

The Afghan Professor Who Finds a Place in the World Helping His People

Haroun Rahimi, Visiting Professor at Bocconi Department of Legal Studies, engages in public discussions about the Taliban ideology and tries to give a working economy back to 40 million people at risk of starvation

Repeating the success of Netflix in the offline world

If you want subscription platforms to succeed in the physical world, you have to consider the features of your local market and to handle prices with care, warns Qiaoni Shi

The Cost of Commuting Is Paid by Women

Being less willing to commute, women can miss good job opportunities. Thomas Le Barbanchon closes the Think Diverse podcast series

Motivating Public Engagement for at Risk Groups: the Case of Refugees

A study shows how different messages could encourage Americans to engage with advertisements promoting refugees and to highlight their efforts to help fight the COVID

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