The North Atlantic Alliance, through its ups and downs, has guaranteed longstanding peace for Europe. However, with a possible Trump election victory, its future is uncertain. Andrea Colli tells us about the history and perspectives of the institution that was founded on 4 April, 1949 in Washington, D.C.
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Changed by Women is underway, the project that tells the extraordinary stories of 99 women who have pursued their dreams and changed the future. The initiative entails a book, fundraiser, women's mentoring program and roadshow involving the Bocconi alumni community. The project aims to bet on the future and inspire the next generation of girls and young women
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Italian prisons are overcrowded and migrants represent 31% of inmates (as opposed to 10% of the Italian general population), while government policy is hindering reeducation projects inside and outside jail. Looking at Italian penal institutions it is increasingly difficult to answer the question: are they actually preventing crime?
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The law is becoming ever more green: from the ancient Roman empire to current climate change, from environmental law to the protection of future generations and sustainable development. These concepts are explained further in this article by Miriam Allena, lawyer at Bocconi University and member of the recently established ministerial commission called upon to write the new Environmental Consolidated Law
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A growing continent, not only demographically, which demands respect in exchange for new economic opportunities for its population but also for Europe, which will have to adopt new models of cooperation and partnership
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The 30km/h speed limit imposed by the city administration of Bologna has raised great controversy and polarized public opinion between those in favor and those that are against. The initiative has however the merit of rekindling the debate on the delicate and complex issue of urban mobility, which can evolve toward intermodality with the help of technology, as Gabriele Grea explains
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Kilometers of volumes and an entire digital, integrated stretch at the service of research. The story of the Bocconi Library is told, in its strategies and treasures, through the voice of Director Beatriz Villagrasa and that of her collaborators. The story unfolds between the work to meet the needs of a daily flow of 1,600 people and promotion of knowledge as part of the University's Third Mission
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With 76 countries and half the world's population called to the polls, 2024 is already a historic year: because of the unpredictability of the results, because the choices that will be made in some nations, from the United States to the United Kingdom, will have major repercussions geopolitically but also on climate change. And because even small states like Belgium are strategic. Political scientist Catherine De Vries explains
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Starting from 2024, first gas then electricity will cease their status as protected assets by the authority and will be governed only by market laws. As Matteo Di Castelnuovo explains, this is the case virtually everywhere and with likely benefits
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Bocconi is tied to Europe by a double thread: thanks to an international community that touches each of the countries of the Union and thanks to the commitment of its alumnae and alumni, many of whom have made careers in EU institutions
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It is the most coveted award, a goal to which every young chef aspires throughout their career. This recognition also takes responsibility and considers managerial aspects at the risk of failure, as Giada Di Stefano explains in this article
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Will decisive steps forward in the fight against climate change be made under the Emirati sun, or will it be just a transitional stage? We asked Professors Valentina Bosetti, Edoardo Croci and Stefano Pogutz, along with alumni Pietro Bertazzi, Cristiano Rizzi and Ragy Saro. What is certain, though, is that there will be many reasons for discussion in Dubai – from the Loss and Damage Fund to the Global Stocktake process
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The Argentine Presidentelect announces drastic changes for the economy and international relations in order to pull the country out of crisis. Will he, however, have the political strength to do so? We discuss the topic in this interview with Antonella Mori
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