Opinions

A Bocconi study shows that personal values matter more than you think: when managers and teams do not share the same worldview, productivity suffers

A €15 trillion potential remains untapped: companies ignore disabled consumers at their own expense, since they are capable of coping with trauma with creativity and enterprise, and also social media storytelling

Academic research is essential to understanding how inequalities arise and transform and to identifying tools useful to policymakers to prevent and curb them, Rector Billari explains in the opening editorial of the new issue of the Bocconi magazine

Banking crises do not always start at the till. A new Bocconi study reveals that the best firms anticipate collapse by shifting deposits and loans to healthier banks. This dynamic further weakens fragile institutions and requires rapid and targeted interventions by regulators

Single portions, customized services, smaller homes: singlehood is rewriting the logic of retailing and consumer demand, from mass consumption to healthcare

From American to European high courts, a legal reasoning approach that looks to the past to guide choices on fundamental rights is once again gaining ground. But can it really justify exclusions and discriminations? A comparative analysis of the ambiguities on an increasingly controversial topic