Understanding the Consequences of the COVID19 Lockdown for Older People
A large scale survey of elderly folks will explore the real effects of the lockdown in order to prepare for similar events in the future
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Labor Policy, the Real Trump Agenda Has Yet to Start
The President's moves are generally anti labor and specifically anti Obama, according to Davide Zecca's analysis
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How Trump is Changing the Country's Legal Culture
The US President is appointing likeminded ideologues to federal agencies and courts. His next target will be abortion, says Graziella Romeo
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Bocconi Always in Search of Talent on the Academic Job Market
Seven positions are currently open at the Departments of Economics, Finance, and Accounting and more will follow
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How Visual Salience Can Help Predict Economic Decisions
Bocconi students report on seminars organized by the IGIER research center. In the first instalment of the series, Massimiliano Pozzi on the work of Colin Camerer, Caltech
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President and Congress, a Difficult Relationship
Facing a polarized Congress, Trump governs via executive orders and regulatory adjustments, not legislation, according to an analysis by Franco Ferrari
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The Midwest Will Decide the Presidential Battle
Giuseppe Berta portraits Detroit, once booming Motown today deindustrialized and dilapidated but set in a state, Michigan, which is crucial for the presidential race
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Do We Really Care About Climate Change?
A paper coauthored by Adam Nowakowski, a MSc student, finds that concern among European citizens is very low and that this lack of awareness could undermine the effectiveness of any contrast mechanism. Policy makers should therefore focus on altering individual feelings prior to designing new schemes
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How Much Are Individual Choices Worth
Paolo Pin highlights social mechanisms that make containment policies effective or ineffective
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Marta Cartabia Awarded the Bellisario Prize for Institutions
The Professor of Constitutional Law was awarded for the fairness and competence that earned her the presidency of the Constitutional Court
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La Ferrara's Project Against Infibulation Financed by USAID
The American development agency granted funding to a simple, low cost idea to reduce the rates of female genital mutilation in Africa
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Aleksandra Torbica Elected as AIES President
The Director of CERGAS will be at the helm of the Italian Health Economics Association for the next three years
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Andrea Resti to Advise the European Parliament
The Professor of Finance has been confirmed as an advisor to the Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee
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Marital Property Regimes and Investments: Evidence from Spain
PhD JM Practice Talk - Applied MicroeconomicsBlanka Imre, Bocconi University
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Gender Equality
Introduction: Paola Profeta, Bocconi University Keynote Speaker: Matthias Doepke, Northwestern University Winners of the Unicredit Foundation Best Paper Award on Gender Economics: Silvia Griselda University of Melbourne Lingwei Wu, University of Bonn Xinyu Fan, Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business (CKGSB) Conclusions: Laura Penna, UniCredit
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Start with the Cause: How Constructing Charity Portfolios Affects the Pain of Paying and Total Contributions Made
Nazli Gurdamar Okutur, London Business School Seminario Job Market Per informazioni contattare dip.mkt@unibocconi.it
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Do Birds of a Feather Flock Together? Rebel Constituencies and Civil War Alliances
Laila Barcells, Georgetown University
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