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How the energy transition is reshaping markets

by Francesco Decarolis

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Energy, Independence and Competitiveness

by Sylvie Goulard

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Reducing One Dependence Without Creating Another

by Gianmarco Ottaviano

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Without Social Trust, the Green Transition Stalls

by Camillo Papini

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When Markets Are No Longer Enough

by Andrea Celauro

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Ports, Energy, Industrial Power

by Oliviero Baccelli

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A Resurgence for Natural Gas?

by Michele Polo

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Transition Is Not Linear

by Iacopo Savelli

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Micro-Turbines & AI: Toward Distributed Energy

by Andrea Celauro

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The Cost of Feeling Green

by Matthias Rodemeier

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Accounting

How do banks anticipate where government bond yields are going? A research by Annalisa Prencipe shows that there is another source: the balance sheets of banks acting as primary dealers—that is, the intermediaries chosen by governments to buy, promote, and distribute public debt.

War

From Iran to the erosion of global order, deterrence is no longer enough: when force replaces law, stability becomes fragile, as Giunia Gatta explains

Cancer

From Bocconi to the United States, a study by Sandra Fortini et al. in Biometrika proposes an innovative statistical method to make tests on new oncology drugs more effective and reliable

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