The New Geography of Energy
How the energy transition is reshaping European markets, competitiveness and economic power
Books
Why Europe and China Took Different Paths
In Two Paths to Prosperity, Joel Mokyr and Guido Tabellini explain how forms of...
Democracy and Its Limits
Marta Cartabia explains why democratic power needs limits, so that...
At the home of innovation
Inspired by the book 'A casa di Einstein' (At Einstein's House) by Gianmario...
Large Language Models
Thinking Through Machines
LLMs are not just tools work assisting: they are becoming the environment...
Gentrification
Milan: The Cultural Drive That Makes Neighborhoods Thrive
A Bocconi study looks at twenty years of transformations in the city’s cultural...
London: Startups, the Silent Engine Reshaping the City
The first two decades of the 2000s, in one of the world’s most dynamic...
Gender Gap
Measuring Inequality
Why environments, rules and contexts determine who can truly express their...
Opinions
The Politicization of Sustainability
ESG disclosure depends on a company’s internal ideology and the political...
The New Oligopoly
Pricing algorithms can generate collusive outcomes without companies entering...
Growing Old with the Market
How founders capture and sustain market attention over time
Solidarity Put to the Test
From NextGenerationEU to European public goods, the European Union is...
The Limits of Transparency
The Limits of Transparency Disclosing discounts and rebates does not lower drug...
Countering the Trade-Off Myth
Long-term evidence from Uruguay’s “I Study and Work” program shows that working...
The Invisible Infrastructure of Circular Fashion
In the fashion industry, Artificial Intelligence is connected to design...
The Social Foundations of Europe
The European welfare tradition links social rights, citizenship and political...
It Takes Two to Tango
Monetary policy is not a soliloquy where the ECB talks and the others listen...
Hugs
In the daily flow of classes, meetings and deadlines, the campus pauses for a moment. A hug in front of the glass walls, under the porticoes, in study rooms or along the corridors becomes a simple yet powerful gesture: recognizing one another, offering support, finding each other again. Amid movement, rain and background noise, something deeply human remains. Because relationships are what hold a community together.
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