15 Sep 2017 How Voter Turnout Varies, and Why To understand it better requires studying the relationship between the distribution of votes and the overall distributuion of power, as Massimo Morelli, Salvatore Nunnari and Helios Herrera explain in a paper
20 Sep 2017 How TV News Reporting Affects Voter Decisions Percoco and Graziano analyze reactions to the choice of stories to be reported. More reporting on crime leads to an increased probability of rightwing voting
14 Sep 2017 Experts and Loyalists Are the Candidates That Get onto the Electoral Lists A paper by Vincenzo Galasso and Tommaso Nannicini explains how political candidates are selected
20 Sep 2017 When Policy Transparency Pays Twentyfive years of research on government transparency have taught that it works only under certain conditions. Maria Cucciniello, with an experiment, finds that it's effective in improving policy understanding, but it doesn't affect citizens' compliance when policies pertain to sacred values
23 Aug 2017 Measles Vaccine: Some Developed Countries Should Target Adolescents and Adults According to a new study by Bocconi University and Bruno Kessler Foundation, in many high income, low fertility countries at least 50% of unprotected individuals are aged over 15 years. The study covers nine countries: Australia, Ethiopia, Kenya, Ireland, Italy, South Korea, Singapore, the UK, the US
28 Jul 2017 Good Reads for Your Summer Five Bocconi books that will help you fight university nostalgia while on the beach. The last one is a handbook, but it is just right for your vacation, since it is about tourism