People

Tracking Inequality to Ease Social Tensions

Carlo Schwarz wins funding from Fondazione Cariplo for a targeted, interdisciplinary approach to social analysis

Brazil Award for Paper on Unemployment and Crime

Paolo Pinotti, Diogo Britto, jointly with Breno Sampaio, win this year's Haralambos Simeonidis Prize

Emanuele Parise, Working to Guide the Visually Impaired on Campus

Parise, who works on the staff of the University's Inclusion Service, talks about his activities, including the creation of a radio beacon system in the various areas of Bocconi and the commitment to promote full digital accessibility. But he also remembers how inclusion is a matter of culture

If the CEO is a Neighbor, Working Conditions Are Better

Mario Daniele Amore has been awarded by the International Corporate Governance Society for a paper on CEOs who live close to the firm and its employees

On the phone to walk home without fear

Silvia Barbareschi, Bocconi alumna now in the third year of her doctorate at Berkeley, talks about her volunteer work for the DonnexStrada association and her commitment to women's safety

An Economic Historian Advises on How to Handle Future Crises

Mattia Fochesato has been part of a group of academics dealing with how to prepare for as yet unforeseen shocks