The Link Between Unemployment and Crime Has Been Measured
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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17 New Faculty Members Will Help Bocconi Blend Knowledge
Many of the scholars arriving in September work at the boundary between multiple disciplines, where innovation is most vibrant
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The Distribution of Costs Will Make or Break the Green Transition
Studying a major ban on polluting cars in Milan, three Bocconi professors observed that those who went to the expense of changing their cars recorded a 55% higher probability of switching their vote to the populist, right wing Lega, which opposed the policy
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COVID Restrictions Hit Women's and Young People's Mental Health Harder
Researchers at Bocconi's Dondena Centre found that all the restrictions had negative effects on mental wellbeing in Europe, except for workplace closures. Eastern Europe fared worse than Western Europe
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Digital Traces Disclosing Domestic Violence
Google searches proved to be an effective tool to predict a surge in calls to domestic violence helplines in Italy at any time and a good predictor of calls to emergency numbers in time of crisis, according to new research by Selin Koksal and colleagues
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Is Cutting Pensions a False Economy?
A new project by David Stuckler financed by the European Research Council will generate new evidence on the human costs of austerity measures in Italy and other European countries
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Why We Think That Demography Is a Slow Thing, and Why We Are Wrong
When we factor migration in, population change is much faster than commonly understood and can be affected by policy makers and socioeconomic factors, Francesco Billary writes
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Family Planning: The Silence That Might Kill 27,000 People per Year
Kerim Can Kavakli and Valentina Rotondi estimate the effects of the US withdrawing foreign aid for NGOs that provide information on or access to abortion in developing countries. They show what happens under the Mexico City Policy, enforced by Republican administrations
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The Corruption Gender Gap: Female Officials Fall into Temptation Less Often
Francesco Decarolis and Paolo Pinotti find that women bureaucrats are 22% less likely to be investigated in Italy and 81% less likely to be arrested in China. A defensive, risk averse attitude may be the explanation
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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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ALEXANDER BLACK: Small Shadows of Lattice Polytopes
Occasional seminars by Alexander BlackALEXANDER BLACK - University of California, Davis
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Eduardo Perez Richet: Fraud-proof non-market allocation mechanisms
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Alessandro Gavazza, London School of Economics: Refinancing Cross-Subsidies in the Mortgage Market
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The New Institutional Behaviouralism: Theory and Empirics
ELEN M. IMMERGUT - EUI
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