A Bocconi study challenges the “law” governing the distribution of power in coalition governments

A large-scale study published in Nature shows how remote working is reshaping territories and opportunities, amid persistent urban-rural divides and new opportunities for cohesion

A key point emerges from the Trump-era cuts: reducing funding to culture and the arts not only affects the cultural industry, but also weakens social cohesion and civic participation

Two and a half centuries later, the father of liberalism is still seen as an icon, but his thought binds market and society together far more than the standard interpretation suggests

The great intergenerational transfer of wealth will not be neutral: low birth rates, longer lifespans and asset concentration risk widening disparities. It is not only how much is inherited that matters, but also when, how and from whom