Research by Dovev Lavie and Patricia Klarner reveals that a CEO's risk propensity promotes exploration in product development only when the CEO is powerful, competitive pressure is strong and, surprisingly, the firm's accumulated exploration experience is not too high
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Separating work hours from private time improves productivity and psychological wellbeing, according to a study by Caporarello and Manzoni that has won an award by the European Academy of Management. Using dedicated spaces does not have the same effect
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Mannucci and Perry Smith analyze the role of personal networks in the creative process. Activating weak ties helps idea generation while triggering stronger ones makes fine tuning more effective, as Mannucci himself experienced directly when writing a novel
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Francesca Buffa's ERC funded project combines network analysis, agent based modeling and genomics to understand the workings of cancer, a multifactorial disease evolving in a complex environment
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Those who act as intermediaries between otherwise disconnected colleagues, unbeknownst to them, achieve the best results in terms of innovation, according to a study by Alessandro Iorio
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The probability of criminal prosecution increases by 23% for those losing a job and for their cohabiting sons, Britto, Pinotti, and Sampaio found in a paper on Econometrica
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Luxury brands are ever more frequently accused of cultural appropriation when they draw inspiration from nonWestern cultures. Gabriella Lojacono explains why and how to prevent the backlash.
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Promoting those financial applications that are most beneficial to society is the goal of the Algorand Fintech Lab, directed by Claudio Tebaldi, which will be launched today
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Filippo De Marco and colleagues observe that banks concentrate their foreign investments on a few countries' assets because they have concentrated limited analytical resources on those same assets
read moreKerim Can Kavakli sheds some light on how sanctions coalitions are built and how targets try to skirt them
Certain features of entrepreneurial families amplify the ability of top management teams to absorb and recover from shocks, according to an analysis by Bocconi, Unicredit and AIDAF
A study by Stefano Gatti, chair of Antin Infrastructure Partners in Infrastructure Financing, charts longterm trends and compares various applications in an increasingly important sector
Andrea Colli prepared a reading, based on databases and scholarly literature, with three suggestions for companies whose operations are affected by conflicts
An analysis by Guido Alfani and Cormac O Grada examines the causes of past food shortages, with implications of great relevance for today
GREEN's Edoardo Croci and Annamaria Bagaini collaborate on a project that will help bring Europe closer to energy independence through small scale efforts
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ALEXANDER BLACK - University of California, Davis
Room 3-E4-SR03 (Rontgen)
EDUARDO PEREZ RICHET - Science Po Paris
Alberto Alesina Seminar Room 5.e4.sr04, floor 5, Via Roentgen 1
ALESSANDRO GAVAZZA - London School of Economics
Seminar Room 2-e4-sr03 - Via Roentgen, 1
ELEN M. IMMERGUT - EUI
Room 3b3sr01-Roentgen 1