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Research That Leaves a Mark: Hiring Credits and Rights in the Internet Age
Law | Economics

Research That Leaves a Mark: Hiring Credits and Rights in the Internet Age

by Andrea Costa

Thomas Le Barbanchon wins the Impact Award, Oreste Pollicino the Legal Studies Award  

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Pride: STEM Disciplines Fight Algorithmic Bias
Law | Computing Sciences

Pride: STEM Disciplines Fight Algorithmic Bias

by Fabio Todesco

Expert knowledge is needed to build mathematical models of discrimination in artificial intelligence systems in order to detect it, and identify possible solutions. A workshop at the University on June 27  

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The Afghan Professor Who Finds a Place in the World Helping His People
Law

The Afghan Professor Who Finds a Place in the World Helping His People

by Fabio Todesco

Haroun Rahimi, Visiting Professor at Bocconi Department of Legal Studies, engages in public discussions about the Taliban ideology and tries to give a working economy back to 40 million people at risk of starvation  

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Words of Europe, Europe Put Simply
Law

Words of Europe, Europe Put Simply

by Andrea Costa

The Bocconi Lab for European Studies is launching a podcast that aims to give all citizens useful aids to participate in the exchange of ideas on the European Union. The first word is solidarity  

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Thinking Critically in a World of Fake News and Social Media
Law

Thinking Critically in a World of Fake News and Social Media

by Damiano Canale, Giovanni Tuzet, Roberto Ciuni and Aldo Frigerio

In a world of hypercommunication, learning to think critically is fundamental today for anyone wishing to make thoughtful choices. an excerpt from the book Critical Thinking, by Canale, Tuzet, Ciuni, and Frigerio  

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News

  • Ukraine War: The Price of Making More Countries Join Sanctions

    Kerim Can Kavakli sheds some light on how sanctions coalitions are built and how targets try to skirt them  

  • Why Family Businesses Are More Resilient

    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 Map of Investment Attractiveness in Agribusiness Infrastructure

    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  

  • Ukraine: Corporate Decisions in Wartime

    Andrea Colli prepared a reading, based on databases and scholarly literature, with three suggestions for companies whose operations are affected by conflicts  

  • War in Ukraine: Risk of Famine at Highest Point in Decades

    An analysis by Guido Alfani and Cormac O Grada examines the causes of past food shortages, with implications of great relevance for today  

  • A Software to Help New Local Energy Communities Emerge

    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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Seminars

  • ALEXANDER BLACK: Small Shadows of Lattice Polytopes
    Occasional seminars by Alexander Black

    ALEXANDER BLACK - University of California, Davis

    Room 3-E4-SR03 (Rontgen)

  • Eduardo Perez Richet: Fraud-proof non-market allocation mechanisms

    EDUARDO PEREZ RICHET - Science Po Paris

    Alberto Alesina Seminar Room 5.e4.sr04, floor 5, Via Roentgen 1

  • Alessandro Gavazza, London School of Economics: Refinancing Cross-Subsidies in the Mortgage Market

    ALESSANDRO GAVAZZA - London School of Economics

    Seminar Room 2-e4-sr03 - Via Roentgen, 1

  • The New Institutional Behaviouralism: Theory and Empirics

    ELEN M. IMMERGUT - EUI

    Room 3b3sr01-Roentgen 1