Political Sciences

Bocconi Studies How Crime Hurts the Economy

Professor Paolo Pinotti's Associate Professorship in Economic Analysis of Crime, financed by an individual who has chosen to remain anonymous, was inaugurated yesterday. Two cases demonstrate the negative effects of organized crime on development

Four New Entries Among Department Heads

And four confirmations. The Directors will be in charge until 31 October 2022

A Lesson from Romania for the European Budget

In the Eastern European country, internal disparities have favored the birth of populism, as Carlo Altomonte explains

Bocconi, Knowledge That Matters As a Work of Art

The installation by artist and graphic designer Lorenzo Petrantoni was inaugurated today. It condenses all the best research results and academic writing produced by the University, using a decoupage technique

Women in Politics. Ask the System

A study by Profeta and Woodhouse analyzes the hypothesis of a tradeoff between female representation in politics and quality of leadership

What if Training Is More Important than Talent?

Are leaders born or developed? A study by Mariani and Gagliardi offers an explanation