Opinions

The pursuit of shareholder value doesn't automatically lead to illegal behavior. But poorly designed incentive systems, permissive corporate culture and performance pressures can make rule-breaking more likely

Explaining why an algorithm produces a certain result is only the first step. A novel approach investigates which changes can alter the outcome, making artificial intelligence a more transparent and useful tool

A cocoa disease in Brazil left permanent scars on education, wages and child labor. A Bocconi study shows why climate shocks can evolve into long-term social crises

How regulation, corporate culture, and sustainability are reshaping the relationship between industry, responsibility and the environment

The United Kingdom is the third-largest country of origin for international applications. Amid record growth in UK applications and an increasingly strategic approach to international mobility, Bocconi University is strengthening its position as a leading European alternative for the most competitive students in the British system.

From security to energy, Europe is redefining its borders, with deeper internal integration and stronger external protection