COVID in Italy, the Most Affected are the Peripheral Municipalities
Francesco Armillei, now PreDoctoral Research Assistant at LSE, published a paper on COVID when he was still a MSc candidate at Bocconi
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Alexia Delfino Wins the Unicredit Foundation's Award on Gender Economics
With a paper on male participation in pink collar job markets. The other winner is Francesca Truffa from Northwestern University
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Simone Cremaschi Awarded for His PhD Dissertation
The Bocconi Postdoctoral Research Fellow won the Maria Baganha Award 2021 for his study on West African immigrant ghettos in Italy
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Science Skepticism Made Lockdown Measures Less Effective
Valentin Kecht, now a PhD student at Bonn, coauthored a paper published in Nature Human Behaviour when he was a MSc student and a IGIER Visiting Student at Bocconi
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Sydney Ludvigson is the New Tommaso Padoa Schioppa Visiting Professor
A Professor of Economics at New York University will cover the position financed by the European Central Bank in Spring 2022
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Oreste Pollicino Wins the Senior Scholar Prize
The Professor of Law and the coauthor Alessandro Morelli were awarded for an article on the value of metaphors in law
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How New Technology Stimulated the Credit Supply in Africa
Nicola Limodio obtained a research grant from PEDL to understand the consequences that the adoption of new technology has brought to the financial market in a low income country
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Tommaso Rigon Awarded for His PhD Dissertation
The PhD alumnus obtained the prestigious Savage Award 2020 for his doctoral dissertation in Bayesian statistics
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Paolo Pinotti Awarded for His Impactful Research
In the winning paper he observed that immigrants, when legalized, commit half the crimes
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Research Supports the Case for Inclusion
Bocconi endorses the International Day of People with Disabilities
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Gender Pay Gap, Still a Long Way to Go
Gender pay gap is common to all European countries, but one size fits all policies are not always effective. A report by three Bocconi researchers, commissioned by the European Parliament, provides an indepth analysis and recommendations to eliminate pay inequalities
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A Greener Policy for Central Banks Bond Purchasing Programs
IGIER Visiting Student Tanvi Goyal reports on the seminar by Monika Piazzesi (Stanford University): heavy bond issuers are likely to be heavy emitters
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How Counterterrorism Changed the World After 9/11
A recent book, coauthored by Arianna Vedaschi, analyzes the complex and evolving interaction among international, supranational and domestic bodies in framing counterterrorism measures and policies
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Circular Economy Will Make Electric Buses the Best Economic Choice in Four Years
A study by the Bocconi GREEN center with the collaboration of ENEL Foundation revisits the cost calculations, taking into account the possible revenues from the connection of batteries to the grid and their second life
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A Tale of Two Decades of the European Central Bank
IGIER Visiting Student Simone Boldrini reports on a seminar by Massimo Rostagno (ECB), coauthor of Monetary Policy in Times of Crisis
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The Bond Lending Channel of Monetary Policy
Olivier Darmouni, Columbia Link Paper
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Learning to Labor Like a Hard-working Immigrant
SPS Seminar Series Fall 2021Michel Anteby, Boston University For information: franca.assirelli@unibocconi.it
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Oil Prices, Gasoline Prices and Inflation Expectations
MacroeconomicsLutz Kilian (Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas)
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Does it Matter that an Ally is Democratic? Public Diplomacy and Attitudes Toward International Allies in Times of Crisis
Andrea Ruggeri, University of Oxford Special Seminar
Room 11 - Sarfatti 25, Floor 1