Inside the School System: Inclusion, Exclusion and Decisions
From classroom discrimination to teacher bias, from Artificial Intelligence to frontal teaching, four studies by Bocconi researchers and an interview with Yellowtech’s founder serve to open the black box of...
Decisions
Inside Deciding Minds
From economic theories to cognitive psychology, to the impact of voice...
Opinions
The Invisible Scars of Terrorism
People who witness terrorism in their formative years can experience a loss of...
The Price of Sustainability
Executive bonuses are going green, signaling a dramatic change in the way...
First, Consumers Need to Belong
Branding today depends on signaling identity rather than purchasing: the reverse...
Voting from Afar
Millions of Italians abroad can vote, but fewer and fewer do so. Yet, in...
Corporate Silence
To protect their digital secrets, many firms are beginning to withhold...
The Power of Faces
Facial recognition technology is redefining the relationship between the...
Climate Justice
Courts are joining the fight against climate change, extending impact...
Where Stars Rule
Reviews and ratings shape tastes and decisions, but even experts observe...
Beyond the Office
Work may no longer be tied to a single place, but it’s still shaped by power...
European Research Council
Where Knowledge is Born to Change the Rules
From the equations that describe turbulence to the mechanisms of finance, from...
Corporate welfare
Work That creates Wellbeing
From company adaptation to new health needs, and to digital platforms that turn...
Research
Private Spending Creates Poverty
Even today, almost one in ten families faces “catastrophic” expenses for...
The Algorithm That Optimizes Real-Time Decisions
A Bocconi University study introduces a new method for making effective...
Why Do We Obsess With Divisive Issues?
A Bocconi study explains why stark differences in policy stances capture voter...
E-commerce
Commerce Never Sleeps
From market-supporting platforms to omnichannel strategies, from unified models...
Small States
An Invisible Giant
A Bocconi study, published in the Business History Review, explains how...
Welcome Back Home!
Homecoming 2025: three days of events, from October 16 to 18, marked the grand return home of the alumni who energize the Bocconi community around the world. More than 4,500 participants from over 70 countries, between alumni and their guests, turned the Bocconi campus into a crossroads of experiences, languages, and success stories, brimming with energy and a sense of belonging. Over 100 events took place during the three days, with 18 reunions, 110 speakers, and more than 800 donations totaling over €30,000. The youngest alumna among the attendees was 21 years old, while the oldest participant was almost 104, celebrating 80 years since his graduation.
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