21 Feb 2018 If You Want to Expand PPPs, Expand Competencies First A book by Veronica Vecchi and Mark Hellowell highlights how to innovate the Public Private Partnership model in order to support healthcare organizations and systems to become more efficient, effective and inclusive
02 Mar 2018 Behind Western Intervention in the Fall of Regimes What are the effects of an external threat to a dictator's survival? This is the question facing Livio Di Lonardo in a study with two coauthors
09 Feb 2018 Why the Multinationals that Influence the World Are Born A series of tradeoffs determine the choice to create a group of companies instead of managing operations within a single company, according to a study by Altomonte, Ottaviano and Rungi
23 Feb 2018 The Theory of Secession From the Roman Empire to Catalonia, from the Soviet Union to Kurdistan: what we can understand by studying the evolution (violent or peaceful) of states
25 Mar 2018 When a Child Is Born, Fathers' Life Satisfaction Improves More than Mothers' A study by Nicoletta Balbo finds that the happiness effect of a newborn is stronger for men than women and depends on a family's gender role attitudes and preferences towards work and family
06 Dec 2017 The Glass Ceiling According to Economists Paola Sapienza of Kellogg School of Management will be the keynote speaker at the prize giving ceremony for the papers that have won the UWIN Unicredit and Universities Best Paper in Gender Economics