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AI in the boardroom
by Maria Lilla' Montagnani e Maria Lucia Passador
Technologies and big data are increasingly fundamental elements of decision making processes. To avoid abuses, errors and inequalities, more competencies and soft law at the governance level, not less AI
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It's All the Mismatch's Fault
by Massimo Morelli
The greater the mismatch between military power and political power, the greater the risk of conflict and the longer its expected duration. A theory of struggle for power that is valid both if the contenders are two different states and if the conflict is internal
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Reform Taxation to Cut CO2
by Luigi Iovino, Thorsten Martin, Julien Sauvagnat
A study shows that it is precisely polluting companies that pay the lowest taxes, because they take advantage of the tax shield of debt financing. For this reason, when designing policies to reduce carbon emission, governments should reconsider the whole system of corporate taxation
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If the US and China quarrel, the planet suffers
by Jennifer Clark
Hypercompetition between the two powers, exacerbated by the rare earth elements issue, risks being a disadvantage for the fight against climate change, emphasizes author Sophia Kalantzakos in her volume China and the Geopolitics of Rare Earths
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A Nudge Will Be Good for the Vaccine Passport
by Alessandro Romano
Two behavioral economics experiments show that to avoid the polarization of public opinion in favor of or against the Covid digital certificate (as happened for example with the opposition to the app for tracking) it is good to combine two information strategies. The first is to reduce the bias of the status quo, the second is to introduce the peer effect
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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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