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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Adam Eric Greenberg and colleagues find that, by exacerbating financial hardship, shame makes it even more difficult to escape the experience of living in poverty
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A study by Stefania Borghini illustrates alternative explanations to the classic motivations that may lead to consumer loyalty loss
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New research by Gaia Rubera analyzes competition among high profile users on Twitter and suggests how to grow engagement on the social media platform
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Twentyfive scholars from across the world are joining the faculty, including six in senior positions. Get to know them all
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Bocconi faculty are publishing in top tier journals like never before
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In the final episode of Clarity in a Messy World, Kurt Munz reflects on auditory information processing and on our love for podcasts
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Machine learning algorithms learn by experience. Thus, they may replicate societal bias contained in the data they are fed, argue Dirk Hovy and Debora Nozza in the third episode of the Clarity in a Messy World podcast
read moreThe decline in sales in 2020 was similar to nonfamily businesses, but the recovery in 2021 was stronger, with nearly double growth rates, according to data from the 13th AUB Observatory. This had not been the case in 2009. Renewed capital strength boosted the performance
African women tend to have more positive attitudes toward women's participation in politics if they own a mobile phone, while men's resistance is more difficult to overcome, according to a study by Carlotta Varriale et al.
Fundamental will be for Italy to be able to select and offer support to companies that stand out for their innovative potential in order to emerge from the socalled Great Financial Crisis
Public policy, sociology, demography and welfare are the main areas of investigation of the Dondena Research Center directed by Marco Bonetti
The SDA Bocconi Research Division, directed by Paola Cillo, seeks not only to respond to the contingent needs of companies and institutions but to anticipate them. A difficult and stimulating challenge
According to a paper by Paola Mariani, the principle of health solidarity should be accepted and developed in case of an emergency situation
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