Research by Nicola Limodio supports the use of financial counterterrorism. Terrorists depend on local funding availability, as they struggle to move money around, and we should limit their ability to access financing
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Where the gender pay gap is large, voters are biased against women and parties have fewer female candidates, Julien Sauvagnat explains in the eighth episode of the Think Diverse podcast series
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Scholars' high quality research activity further contributes to Bocconi's international reputation and position
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People's social identity can switch when different issues gain salience and create new forms of polarization, according to a model by Nicola Gennaioli, Guido Tabellini, and Giampaolo Bonomi supported by empirical observations
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On the occasion of Women's Week, we're taking a close look at Bocconi research on gender equality and its commitment to diversity and inclusion
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Every Ramadan, Pakistani banks are subject to violent withdrawal and redeposit cycles due to the way a levy is calculated. Nicola Limodio observed what this means for credit supply
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A recap of this year's most read stories. Contrary to what you might think, they were not only about COVID
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As of today, 9,000 photos and digitized documents from eight archival collections kept in the Library are available to everyone on the Bocconi website. An important resource for scholars of Italian economic history from all over the world
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From August 25 to 27 Bocconi will virtually host the participants of the European Finance Association conference
read moreThe right to know the motivation of a decision made by artificial intelligence is difficult to enforce. Europe therefore aims to strengthen the stance of users through procedural obligations on platforms, explains Oreste Pollicino
Privacy rules, automated algorithms, and increasing opportunities for companies to track users both online and offline have a major impact on an already complex marketing ecosystem, Sara Valentini explains
Systems to automatically detect online hate can classify terms used to identify victims of homophobic or misogynistic attacks, such as gay or woman, as offensive. A new tool succeeds in mitigating the problem
Dirk Hovy suggests a fairer way for automatic translation systems to deal with modern pronouns and advocates technologies that adapt to the users, instead of the opposite
When called upon to complete neutral sentences, popular language models most often use hurtful words if the subject is a woman rather than a man, and even more so if the subject is LGBTQIA+
Bocconi and University of St. Gallen jointly organize a conference on the role of owners in the digital world, today and tomorrow
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