International Site Italian Site

A scholarship in memory of Alberto: the Alberto Alesina Young Economists Award

CAMPUS | 24/05/2022

A scholarship in memory of Alberto: the Alberto Alesina Young Economists Award

THE AWARD WILL SUPPORT ONE STUDENT PER YEAR OF BOCCONI'S MSC IN ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES IN MEMORY OF HIS ATTENTION TO THE NEW GENERATIONS OF ECONOMISTS

Alberto Alesina was not only the innovative economist who made a frontier contribution to economic theory. He was also the man who had given himself the mission of contributing to the growth of the new generations of economists. To honor his role as a guide for young people and to actively contribute to their education in economics, Alesina's family and lifelong friends decided to honor his memory by starting a fundraiser for the establishment of the Alberto Alesina Young Economists Award, a scholarship program dedicated to students of the Master of Science in Economics and Social Sciences (ESS) of Bocconi University.

The Alberto Alesina Young Economists Award, which aims to support one student per year, will take the form of a total waiver of tuition and fees.

by Andrea Celauro

Opinion

What the Pandemic Has Taught Us About Poverty Reduction

by Zachary Parolin

There are several policy lessons coming from the recent past which cannot be ignored for the future. In the US, the povertyreducing measure of the expanded Child Tax Credit, now unfortunately reversed, points to considering the cumulative effects of poverty along the effects that economic hardship has on people at every point in time

read more

The Impact of #MeToo on Sex Crimes

by Germain Gauthier

Looking at the data on late filings for gender violence, which doubled between 2010 and 2020 in various US cities, and relating it to the number of direct reports to the police, a doubly positive result emerges from the movement that brought millions of women to the streets

read more

People

The Pandemic of the Future Could Be Silent

by Camillo Papini

It's time to choose in which direction national health systems should go. The future is not rosy and we need imagination to rethink it, says Francesca Colombo, alumna and head of the Health Division of the OECD. A future where the development of AI could help, but which could also see the arrival of new types of health emergencies

read more

This Is Not a Society for Young People, Women and Foreigners

by Camillo Papini

Vulnerabilities increase where these three disadvantage factors meet, explains Roberto Barbieri, alumnus and general manager of Oxfam Italy. And in an Italy that shows no signs of reversing the trend, social problems will become deeper

read more

Latest Articles Campus

Go to archive

Why Vote for Europe

29/04/2024

'I live in Milan and I vote for Europe' – this is the initiative promoted by the European Parliament, Municipality of Milan and Institute for European Policy Making @Bocconi to combat low voter turnout for the upcoming June elections. The initiative will include a series of informative talks and a speed date with Bocconi professors to give everyone an idea of the major issues facing the European Union
#GenerazioneEU 2024: Palermo's Debaters Win

23/04/2024

The final of the debate tournament that involved 42 teams during the season was broadcast live from Bocconi University. This marks the end of the 2024 edition of the initiative, organized by the University and the Boroli Chair in collaboration with the Italian Representation of the European Parliament and Commission in Milan, with the support of the WeDebate network
Universities Call on G7 Leaders to Work Together to Eliminate Barriers and Increase Access to Education globally

12/04/2024

Bocconi University hosted the Presidential Summit of the U7+ Alliance, which drafted a Statement with proposals for concrete actions to promote inclusive education to be presented to the G7 ahead of the June summit in Italy

Browse the magazine in digital format.

View previous issues of Via Sarfatti 25

BROWSE THE MAGAZINE

Events

May

Tweets by @Unibocconi