The Message of History Is Unpredictability
Guido Alfani's research on pandemics in history helps understand the present
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Two Leonardo Da Vinci Grants to Bocconi Scholars
The program aims to enhance Italian higher education and research abroad. Dovev Lavie has obtained the recognition for promoting the internationalization of the Italian academy, Daniele Durante for a study
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Two Awards from ASA to Alexander Kentikelenis
The American Sociological Association assigned him both the Charles Tilly Award and the Global and Transnational Sociology Best Scholarly Article Award for an outstanding article published in 2019
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COVID and Public Law: IACL Convenes a Research Group
Chiara Graziani is among the promoters of the initiative, within the framework of the International Association of Constitutional Law
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Oreste Pollicino and the Defense of Rights in the Algorithmic Age
The Professor of Constitutional Law represents Italy in the European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights and in the Global Partnership on Artificial Intelligence. The MediaLaws platform will be an observer at the Council of Europe's Ad hoc Committee on Artificial Intelligence meetings
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Ariela Caglio's Proposal Funded by the IMA Research Foundation
The project addresses the need for new sustainable key performance indicators and for a new way to communicate financial performance to stakeholders in a digital environment
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Nasi and Borlini Receive a Grant from the American Embassy
For a research program on the redesign of municipal services after COVID
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Tarricone Among the Experts Advising on the Evolution of the Health System in Lombardy
The Committee will support the President of the Region in the evaluation of the reform of the health system in Lombardy, five years after its introduction
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Tracking Wealth Inequality Across History
Mattia Fochesato studies how technologies and institutions affect inequality in the very long run. He spans from late Neolithic, in collaboration with archaeologists, anthropologists and economists, until the Middle Ages, Early Modern Times
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Predicting Behavior in a Pandemic
Jerome Adda is investigating a key element in implementing policies that minimize the infection
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At Bocconi, with the Econometric Society, the Largest Ever Online Congress of Economists
From 17 to 21 August, 2,500 participants will discuss all the current topics in economics, with 1,300 scientific presentations and speeches by Nobel Laureates Esther Duflo and Abhijit Banerjee
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Measuring European Attitudes on Complying With Health Policies
Bocconi, with CERSAS and COVID Crisis Lab, is part of a project launched by the Hamburg Center for Health Economics
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Long Term Effects of Government Response to COVID
Oreste Pollicino supervises a research project comparing 60 countries
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Brown Bag Seminar with Elica Krasteva
Elica Krasteva (Università Bocconi)
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Accounting Department Seminar with A.Huang
Allen Huang (HKUST) Registration Note that Zoom registration is required – this can be done before the seminar date by clicking on the Registration link.
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When the Markets Get CO.VI.D.: COntagion, VIruses, and Information Diffusion
Max Croce, Bocconi University
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Accounting Department Seminar with T.J. Wong
T.J. Wong (USC Marshall) Registration Note that Zoom registration is required – this can be done before the seminar date by clicking on the Registration link.
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