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Making Migrants Illegal Means Putting their Health at Risk

by Carlo Devillanova

Precarious living conditions and barriers to medical treatment make the lives of irregular immigrants unsafe. They don't pose a threat to the health of Italians. Rather it's Italy's new approach to immigration that is making them unhealthy

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A New Index for Measuring Human Development

by Simone Ghislandi

The Human Life Indicator takes life expectancy into consideration, but also factors in longevity inequality. And Italy jumps from 28th place to 6th in the ranking

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The Public Investment That Is Missing from Social Spending

by Veronica Vecchi and Niccolo' Cusumano

A research study conducted by SDA Bocconi School of Management and the European Investment Bank highlights the investment gap in EU social infrastructure, which by 2040 is projected to be at 477 billion euros in health and 507 billion in education

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International Alliances in Home Appliances

by Gabriella Lojacono and Nicola Misani

For their internationalization strategies, companies decide to partner with foreign companies with contracts, joint ventures, and crossholding agreements. What factor determines one choice over the other?

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Disability in Italian Companies. An Uphill Struggle Due to Lack of a Proper Culture

by Zenia Simonella and Simona Cuomo

It's not legislation that's missing, but strategic management and advanced standards in the HR policies of companies

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President Monti Previews the Topics of the Opening of the Academic Year

by Fabio Todesco

In a video interview with Sole 24Ore, Prof. Monti stressed the decisive role played by Europe for innovation

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Bocconi University and United Nations Join Together to Study Space

by Andrea Celauro

An agreement has been signed between Bocconi University and the Office for Outer Space Affairs (OOSA) of the UN with the aim of collaborating in the research and promotion of knowledge in the economy of space

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Romer, the Nobel Prize Winner Who Integrated Innovation into Economic Models

by Fabio Todesco

The video commentary by Guido Tabellini, economist at Bocconi University

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Nordhaus, the Nobel Prize Winner Who Made Economists Understand the Climate

by Fabio Todesco

A video commentary by Valentina Bosetti, Professor of Climate Change Economics and coauthor of the Nobel laureate

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Bocconi Sheds Light on Risk at MEETmeTONIGHT

by Fabio Todesco

Bocconi's stand at the Milan edition of the Researchers' Night, on 28 and 29 September, at Giardini Montanelli in Milan, is devoted to risk and uncertainty

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BNP Paribas and Bocconi Establish a Chair to Study How New Technologies Affect the Evolution of the Customer Experience

by Fabio Todesco

Andrea Ordanini, the holder of the BNP Paribas Chair in Marketing and Service Analytics, inaugurates the Chair at Bocconi today, highlighting the often unexpected effects of the introduction of new technologies in contact jobs

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Choosing Immunization Is a Question of Information

by Maria Cucciniello and Alessia Melegaro

There are 130,000 children who die every year because of measles, in spite of an effective vaccine that has been available for 50 years. Experimental studies show that the more detailed and documented information campaigns are, the higher the propensity of citizens to turn to immunization

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To Grow, You Need to Know How to Cut

by Nilanjana Dutt

Divestitures of company branches are more effective and guarantee more resources for innovation when they are partial. According to a Bocconi study, managers of companies with a high level of knowledge should support the sale of individual products or parts of commercial units

Algorithms Put Platforms on an Even Keel with States

by Oreste Pollicino

Public law ponders how to curb the power of major digital corporations with the tools that have proven effective in defending people's rights vis a' vis governments

Skilled Migration Benefits the Country of Origin

by Stefano Breschi

What lessons does the case of Indian human capital outflow to the United States hold for Italy?

The Two Types of Austerity Therapy

by Carlo Favero

From the analysis of over 170 fiscal adjustment plans adopted in 16 countries, Alesina, Favero and Giavazzi look at the effects on growth following either tax increases or spending cuts

The Ricordi Archives and the Value of Memory

by Ilaria De Bartolomeis

Decoding past events and ideas makes us more aware of the future: this is how Pierluigi Ledda, Bocconi alumnus and managing director of the Ricordi Historical Archive, summarizes the meaning of his work

Artificial Intelligence Helps Develop New Pharmaceuticals

by Davide Ripamonti

Alessandro Monterosso along with two colleagues from the Master of International Healthcare Management, is launching Patch, an innovative platform that is poised to revolutionize clinical trials

In Berlin, Seeking a Different Future

by Clara del Genio

She graduated from Bocconi a year ago. Now Clara Del Genio works for Zalando, the etailer headquartered in the German metropolis

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