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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.
CIVICA Seminar series - “Breaking the Social Media Prism - How to Make our Platforms Less Polarizing”
SPEAKER: Chris Bail (Duke University)
The webinar “Breaking the Social Media Prism - How to Make our Platforms Less Polarizing” will take place on May 19, at 4pm
COVID Crisis in Turkey Is a Different Story
Middle income levels have been hit more than in the rest of Mediterranean Europe, food insecurity is stronger and distribution of household chores changed, according to a survey by Selin Koksal and colleagues
COVID19 Changes the Way We Think of Food Safety
The pandemic seems to have started from the stalls of an open air market, with possible implications on the use of the precautionary principle in international agreements, which Leonardo Borlini is studying.
The X Factor? Risk Management
The analysis of financial statements during the pandemic shows that, in times of crisis, substance is more important than lip service