Research

Being described as “exceptional” or “tireless” is not the same thing. Especially if you are a woman. Research by Alessandra Casarico (Bocconi) and colleagues shows how hidden biases in the language of references influence professional destinies

How two central European firms turned economic nationalism into a launchpad for global success

Even in this country’s labor market, one in six employees is bound by agreements that limit their freedom to change jobs. These agreements are often even illegal, but workers are unaware

A study by Alfonso Gambardella and Danilo Messinese reveals why some entrepreneurs prefer to “model” uncertainty, while others approach it like scientists. And how this choice influences success, failure, and innovation

The Bocconi law scholar reaps an important international accolade as he enters one of the most authoritative transnational law publications

The existing rules “delude” savers: the real deal is done with shadow trading, which remains essentially unpunished