This time around, it's much faster than in the past, it's caused by humans, and it threatens the wellbeing of billions, Valentina Bosetti explains in the latest episode of Clarity in a Messy World
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International trade and inequalities after COVID in the latest episode of the Bocconi podcast, with Gianmarco Ottaviano
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New study by three Bocconi professors presents field and lab evidence that electoral attacks on opponents backfire and, in multicandidate races, end up having positive spillover effects on third candidates
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Coordination and tactical information, not propaganda, are the key of BBC radio influence on the conflict between the fascist regime and opposition partisans in WWII Italy, according to research by Guido Tabellini and colleagues. When sunspots impaired the BBC signal, partisan activity and regime retaliation would decrease
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Innovative approaches to fighting poverty are centerstage in the fourth episode of the Clarity in a Messy World podcast, with Eliana La Ferrara
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The Clarity in a Messy World series is for an intellectually curious, internationally oriented audience, eager to get to the roots of the most confounding issues of our time
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Women are more willing than men to accept lower wages in exchange for a shorter commute, according to research by Thomas Le Barbanchon
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Massimo Marinacci, AXA Bocconi Chair in Risk, and Valentina Bosetti investigate how modern decision theory can assist policymakers in critical times such as the COVID19 crisis, in a paper coauthored by the Nobel laureate Lars Peter Hansen
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In France, during the Second Industrial Revolution, Catholic schools' curricula spurned modern science in the most religious areas of the country, and this prevented the accumulation of human capital according to a research article by Mara Squicciarini
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Nicola Misani highlights the centrality of implicit contracts: invisible handshakes that are not legally binding, but grounded in mutual understanding of what parties expect from each other
On 15 June, a discussion on the Democratic Republic of Congo and the presentation of a scholarship fund in his memory
The tricky part is defining CSR targets, Andrea Dossi explains
ESG disclosures can be valueenhancing, but it is important to understand that not only what you disclose, but also how you do that will have an impact on investors
The LEAP Virtual Alumni Reunion 2021 will showcase research by PhD students who have been affiliated to the Laboratory for Effective AntiPoverty Policies, as BSc or MSc students, in the past five years
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Brian Silverman, Professor and J.R.S. Prichard and Ann Wilson Chair in Management at Rotman School of Management, University of Toronto
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For information or to receive the invitation link contact daniela.cereda@unibocconi.it
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Silvio Petriconi, Università Bocconi
BROWN BAG SEMINAR
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KATALIN SULYOK, ELTE University, Budapest;
ROGER O’KEEFE, Bocconi University
Registration is not required
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Giacono Gabbuti, St Antony's College University of Oxford - Discussant Daniela Felisini, Università di Roma Tor Vergata
for information: franca.assirelli@unibocconi.it, isabella. grassi@unibocconi.it
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