Economics Research, Bocconi in the European Top 5
In the Tilburg University ranking of the best universities for scientific performance in economics research, Bocconi is 4th in Europe, 1st in continental Europe, and 18th in the world
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Lockdown Measures Are Not the Only Things Keeping Us at Home
Two Bocconi MSc students, in a team with two Oxford PhD students, had their paper published in two prestigious outlets. Observing mobility data from mobile devices, they found that people in the US often distanced themselves before official measures were imposed in counties with high education, high trust in science and high income
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15 Legal Principles to Face the COVID19 Crisis
Pietro Sirena is among the authors of the principles drafted by the European Law Institute
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Back to Values to Overcome the Crisis
A Bocconi team led by Veronica Vecchi curated the Transformation Map on Values published by the World Economic Forum in their Strategic Intelligence online section
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A Map of COVID Research at Bocconi
Research reacted to the pandemic as fast as teaching, encompassing all the disciplines taught at the University. The energetic response of Bocconi scholars is displayed in an interactive map
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Company Law Across Europe Adapts to the Emergency
Marco Ventoruzzo is the Editor of two journals monitoring the changes taking place in a period that is translating into an unprecedented legal experiment
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COVID19 Changes the Way We Think of Food Safety
The pandemic seems to have started from the stalls of an open air market, with possible implications on the use of the precautionary principle in international agreements, which Leonardo Borlini is studying
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Relations Between Generations Turned into a Risk
Southern Europe has the world's highest rate of contacts between the over60s and school age children and thus a strong contagion potential for an age sensitive disease such as COVID19
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Why People Comply, or not, with Social Distancing Rules
Pamela Giustinelli and a colleague from UCL want to understand the perceived costs and benefits of the COVID19 lockdown for common people in the UK, the US and Italy
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Alesina, Favero and Giavazzi Win the Hayek Book Prize
The book awarded by the Manhattan Institute, Austerity, explores the relationship between fiscal discipline and economic growth
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Alberto Manconi's Study Awarded by JFQA
The Bocconi Assistant Professor of Finance coauthored the best paper published in 2019 in the top tier Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis with two colleagues from INSEAD
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Two Bocconi Articles in the Top 50 for Fifty Years of JET
Pierpaolo Battigalli, Fabio Maccheroni and Massimo Marinacci are among the authors featured in the special issue of Journal of Economic Theory marking its 50th anniversary
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Counting the Invisible
Estimating the number of war victims through incomplete reports is a challenging statistical problem that Giacomo Zanella has tackled from both a theoretical and a computational point of view
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The Commission's proposals for the Multiannual Financial Framework and the Recovery Instrument
The EU Response to the Covid CrisisChair Eleanor Spaventa, Bocconi University Speakers Mario Monti, President, Bocconi University; Catherine De Vries, Bocconi University; Guido Tabellini, Bocconi University To register, please contact fulvia.ristuccia@unibocconi.it
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Facebook Causes Protests
Political Economy Seminar (Joint with the Department of Economics)Leopoldo Fergusson, Universidad de los Andes
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