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Policy analysis and public management
Abroad with the Family
A forthcoming article by Andrea Colli and two colleagues highlights the contribution of the family characteristics to the internationalization of Italian and Spanish medium-sized new multinationals  
Policy analysis and public management
A Long Way to Go for Health Care Turnaround Plans
A Long Way to Go for Health Care Turnaround Plans
A forthcoming article by Ferrè and Lega with Cuccurullo exposes the limited effectiveness of the recovery plans undergone by Italian regional health care systems  
Economics
Working Less, Working All. But with Care!
Working Less, Working All. But with Care!
Tito Boeri and Herbert Bruecker make a new contribution on the take-up of short-time work, pointing towards how successful such schemes can be in containing job losses at times of recession, if implemented with care   Video  Short-Time Work
Management and technology
One CEO Doesn't Fit All. Family Leaders Are for Small and Tightly Owned Family Firms
One CEO Doesn't Fit All. Family Leaders Are for Small and Tightly Owned Family Firms
Minichilli and Corbetta, in a forthcoming article with Miller, propose a model in which firm size and ownership concentration determine when family leadership is effective. And test it using the AUB Observatory database  
Management and technology
Education Makes Distance Disappear
Education Makes Distance Disappear
A study by Myriam Mariani with Paola Giuri shows that the most educated inventors can exploit knowledge wherever produced, while the others have to rely on their local networks  
Law
Saving the World Thanks to Environmental Law
Saving the World Thanks to Environmental Law
A new paper by Fracchia and Allena investigates how the concept of sustainable development has spilled from environmental law into other areas, becoming an effective counterbalance to globalization  
Finance
A Family Firm is Forever. But Not Everywhere
A Family Firm is Forever. But Not Everywhere
Hannes Wagner and co-authors, in a paper forthcoming in the Review of Financial Studies, show that in countries where the legal protection of minority shareholders is weak and financial development is low, family firms do not follow a life cycle, but live virtually forever  
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Rediscover the Classics of Law
Rediscover the Classics of Law
Department of Law studies: the First Appointment with the Series of Meetings 'Re-read the Classics'  
Rubik Agreements and Legal Communication
Rubik Agreements and Legal Communication
Video documentation tests for the Master in Corporate Tax Law  
The Establishment-Level Behavior of Hiring and Vacancies
The Establishment-Level Behavior of Hiring and Vacancies John Haltiwanger, University of Maryland
17/05/2012 at 12:45
Roentgen, 5E4 SR04
Geography and Opportunities for Collaborative Relationship: Evidence from the US Senate Chamber
Geography and Opportunities for Collaborative Relationship: Evidence from the US Senate Chamber Chris Liu, University of Toronto
17/05/2012 at 13:00
Roentgen, 4E4 SR03
Twin Peaks Model in Supervision and Central Banking
Twin Peaks Model in Supervision and Central Banking Hélène Vletter-van Dort, Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam
18/05/2012 at 12:00
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Future Directions of International Strategy and the Editorial Policy of the Global Strategy Journal
Future Directions of International Strategy and the Editorial Policy of the Global Strategy Journal Steve Tallman, University of Richmond
31/05/2012 at 09:00
Roengten, 4E4 SR03
Does Fertility Behavior Spread Among Friends?
Does Fertility Behavior Spread Among Friends?
Nicoletta Balbo and Nicola Barban  
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