Political Sciences

Brexit: Data Shows that Globalization Malaise, and not Immigration, Determined the Vote

Disaggregating the referendum outcome in regional areas of the UK, Colantone and Stanig find that there is no relationship with any immigration issue, while the exposure of the areas to Chinese imports is decisive

In a Well Functioning Job Market Legal Status Lowers Immigrants' Crime Rate

The paper that earned Paolo Pinotti and coauthor Giovanni Mastrobuoni the AEJ: Applied Economics Best Paper Award 2016 examines changes in the criminal behavior of immigrants that acquired legal status because of the European Union enlargement

Bocconi Obtains Three Grants from the European Research Council for a Total of 5 Mln Euro

Among the Bocconians that have obtained the funding, a Norwegian researcher and an Italian who came back from the US two years ago. Eliana La Ferrara, Dean for Research: And so we've become competitive

Bocconi at Yale for the UN Colloquium on Preservation of Cultural Heritage

UN SecretaryGeneral Ban Ki moon will open the meeting of 30 University Presidents and faculty experts

Federico Lega among the Experts Appointed by the Swiss National Science Foundation

The Bocconi professor will review the projects submitted to the national Smarter Health Care program

Good but Few and Underpaid: Female Inventors Gain 14% Less than Men

Research by Myriam Mariani and Karin Hoisl calls for actions to ensure equal wages for equally performing or skilled employees and to encourage female students to engage in scientific studies, as females are only 4.2% of inventors