10 May 2022 Preference for Remaining Is Key to Successful Immigration Jerome Adda and Simon Goerlach observe that immigrants who plan to stay in the host country develop social contacts and other skills that allow them to earn more. They also make a larger contribution to public coffers
06 May 2022 Working While in School Has Long Lasting Effects on Your Human Capital Three scholars analyze the effects of a well designed Uruguayan work school program: higher earnings and higher likelihood to be employed two years after the experience, and no sign of declining school attendance or lower grades
26 Apr 2022 Research on Organized Crime Strengthened Thanks to a Marie Sklodowska Curie Postdoctoral Fellowship, Lavinia Piemontese will work for the next two years at Bocconi's CLEAN, Crime: Law and Economic Analysis
10 May 2022 Tell Me What You Eat and I'll Tell You What Climate We'll Have As part of the CIVICA Research STEADFAST project, Valentina Bosetti (Bocconi) and Silvia Pianta (EUI) are investigating the role of changing dietary habits in mitigating global warming
19 Apr 2022 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
12 Apr 2022 The Corruption Gender Gap: Female Officials Fall into Temptation Less Often Francesco Decarolis and Paolo Pinotti find that women bureaucrats are 22% less likely to be investigated in Italy and 81% less likely to be arrested in China. A defensive, risk averse attitude may be the explanation