Political Sciences

The Corruption Gender Gap: Female Officials Fall into Temptation Less Often

Francesco Decarolis and Paolo Pinotti find that women bureaucrats are 22% less likely to be investigated in Italy and 81% less likely to be arrested in China. A defensive, risk averse attitude may be the explanation

Gender Pay Gap Can Spoil Elections

Where the gender pay gap is large, voters are biased against women and parties have fewer female candidates, Julien Sauvagnat explains in the eighth episode of the Think Diverse podcast series

Preventing Crime with Quantitative Research

The Minister of the Interior, Luciana Lamorgese, will speak at the Bocconi Research Impact Award ceremony and at the presentation of the research activities of Paolo Pinotti's CLEAN (Crime, Law and Economic Analysis) group

72 Research Excellence Awards to Bocconi Scholars

Scholars' high quality research activity further contributes to Bocconi's international reputation and position

Edoardo Croci in the Group of Experts Supporting the CIPU

The Interministerial Committee for Urban Policies will be supported by a group of experts for the definition of urban policies and the urban agenda

The Demographic Enigma

Data show how urgent it is to invest in the coming generations, Letizia Mencarini says in the latest episode of the THINK DIVERSE podcast