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When Resilience Runs in the Family
Research by Amore, Quarato, and Pelucco shows that companies with family members as controlling shareholders better faced the first pandemic wave
The Importance of Being Optimistic in Times of Crisis
A study on 1,642 British firms highlights that optimistic entrepreneurs implemented more innovation and more organizational change than the rest during the Covid spring lockdown
Fertility is likely to decline in the wake of the Covid19 pandemic
A new study from Bocconi University leverages historical social, economic and demographic evidence from natural events and pandemics, as well as the latest techniques in demographic science, to draw the conclusion that postCovid fertility will plausi...
Artificial Intelligence for the Days After COVID19
Riccardo Zecchina and his colleagues, in collaboration with the University of Oxford, want to apply machine learning to backend analysis of data produced by tracking apps
Enhance Attendance, and Forget It
The pandemic taught us how to do culture at a distance, according to Stefano Baia Curioni
Fifty Shades of Lockdown
Law scholar Elisa Bertolini observes the legislative measures put in place or not by individual governments across the world during the pandemic
Understanding Intergenerational Contacts
A project by Nicoletta Balbo, Francesco Billari and Alessia Melegaro helps understand how to limit the opportunities for contagion and protect weak subjects
Real Time Maps of COVID Trends in Italy
From the homepage of Bocconi Covid Crisis Lab readers can go to a mapping app developed by Marco Bonetti and Ugofilippo Basellini and monitor the epidemic in Italy
Early Lockdown Measures Are Our Best Weapons Against Covid
New study by Lu and Borgonovo, using Sensitivity Analysis techniques, demonstrates that policy variables are much more relevant than the intrinsic features of the pandemic in containing the number of infectious.