Why Twitter Should Share Revenues with Soccer Players
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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A Record Addition of New Faculty Members from September
Twentyfive scholars from across the world are joining the faculty, including six in senior positions. Get to know them all
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Research Excellence Awards to 63 Bocconi Scholars
Bocconi faculty are publishing in top tier journals like never before
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The Power of Voice
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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Algorithms Are as Good as What They Are Fed
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
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Listen to Us! Bocconi Knowledge Now on Podcast
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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How Dissatisfied Customers and Short Sellers Can Break a Company
New research by Anatoli Colicev finds an unexpected link between marketing and finance: investor behavior of short sellers, who buy private data on customer dissatisfaction and satisfaction in order to choose or avoid targets. Interestingly, the negative effect of dissatisfaction is 2.39 times larger than the positive effect of satisfaction
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Twentyone Scholars to Strengthen Bocconi Research from September
The University is investing in human resources even in the midst of the COVID emergency. Among the new arrivals is Ron Burt, one of the most cited applied sociologists in the world and father of structural holes theory
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How Covid Risk and Technology Favor Virtual Tours of Museums
An experiment by Anastasia Nanni and Aulona Ulqinaku shows that interactive virtual tours can improve people's attitudes towards cultural institutions in times of COVID
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The Impact of COVID on Women? Not Just Lost Jobs
The pandemic has hit women harder than men, especially those who were in a vulnerable condition before the pandemic, triggering a vicious cycle that makes it even harder to relaunch female employment
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During the Pandemic It Was More Difficult to Be a Woman Leader in Italy
A report presented by Plan International and Bocconi and realized with the support of Unicredit Foundation photographs female leadership in Italy. Inclusive and quality education, particularly in the digital sector, is the essential tool to promote the leadership of tomorrow's women
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Fighting Coronavirus, an International Study Will Evaluate the Most Effective Mitigation Systems
A macroeconomic evaluation of antiCOVID measures for understanding the effectiveness of the policies and interventions implemented
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Happier and Wiser in Developing Countries
LEAP Student Giorgia Cascone reports on a seminar by Gautam Rao highlighting the lasting benefits of light psychotherapy in alleviating depressive disorders
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Thirteen Dates with Gender Equality
Innovative and impactful research is at the center of a series of seminars organized by the AXA Research Lab on Gender Equality at Bocconi, starting Tuesday, October 12
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A Missed Opportunity for the Cultural Sector
The lockdown period has not been exploited for increasing internal efficiency of the cultural sector, which negatively reflected also outside the entertainment world and the economic sphere
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The Geography of Knowledge Production: Connecting Islands and Ideas
Applied MicroeconomicsAndrew Bernard (Tuck School of Business)
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Repression Technology: Internet Accessibility and State Violence
Anita Gohdes, Hertie School Special Seminar
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Consumers Only Notice the Size of Unfavorable Comparisons
Guy Voichek, Yale University Job Market Seminar For information please contact dip.mkt@unibocconi.it
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Rewarding Women's Rights in Dictatorships
Daniela Donno, University of Cyprus Special Seminar
Room AS02 - Via Roentgen, 1