New research by Fabrizio Perretti and Alessandro Piazza in the Strategic Management Journal finds that when community activists reach their goals, they galvanize; when they fail, mobilization does not fade away, but spills over to other industries
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The project, funded with euro 1.8 million, will study criminal phenomena in Italy, the Netherlands and the United States through quantitative tools and economic methodology
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The ERC winning project by Catherine De Vries, a new Full Professor at Bocconi's Department of Social and Political Sciences, investigates the link between economic hardship and the support for far right parties
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A new study finds that, when comparing companies with similar organizational structures, public companies' incentive to over report earnings in order to boost shortterm results outweighs market discipline
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New research by Joachim Vosgerau and co authors challenge the view that self control equals sacrificing pleasure
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A new study by Valentina Bosetti and co authors, published in Nature Climate Change, finds that 20% of the economic damage of climate change is due to the disruption of the financial system. Banking crises will be more frequent, while rescuing insolvent banks will cause an additional fiscal burden
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And four confirmations. The Directors will be in charge until 31 October 2022
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In the Eastern European country, internal disparities have favored the birth of populism, as Carlo Altomonte explains
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The decisive role of the UN in the process of accession of new states explained by Roger O'Kefee
read moreThe research unit and an observatory will be launched on Wednesday 18 December, with the conference The Future of Money, which will analyze the implications of innovation on central banks and their monetary policies
According to SDA Bocconi's CERGAS scholars, there is an urgent need to redefine the mission of the National Health Service, which has reached substantial financial stability (e149 million deficit out of e119 billion expenditures, equal to 0.1%), but is growing less than privately funded services. With a study of the career hurdles women face
The AUB Observatory (AIDAF, UniCredit, Bocconi) this year compares family companies in Italy, France and Germany. The governance is more similar than expected, but only 9 Italian family businesses exceed 5 billion in turnover, compared to 34 German family businesses and 21 French
The association, founded in 1951, publishes the prestigious American Journal of Comparative Law
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Pablo Schenone (Visiting professor, Caltech)
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Laura Doval (Assistant Professor, Caltech)
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Laia Navarro-Sola (Northwestern)
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Tangren Feng (University of Michigan)
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