The Argentine President elect announces drastic changes for the economy and international relations in order to pull the country out of crisis. Will he, however, have the political strength to do so? We discuss the topic in this interview with Antonella Mori

The single market remains one of the most meaningful aspects of Europe's regional integration, for supporters and detractors alike. Among the criticisms, there is that of corporate influence over its creation and functioning, and the opening of EU archives now adds new elements to the debate

The British newsmagazine praises a study of economic inequality through the ages by the Bocconi professor

The risk of promoting the European way of life is excluding those who are outside and want to be part of it, as already underscored by Hannah Arendt in the 1950s, when she warned that such vision could slide towards Totalitarianism

A study conducted by Vincenzo Galasso and colleagues finds that campaigns centered on protecting others are the most effective