by Tamas Vonyo

A global project rewrites the origins of economic inequality from an archaeological dataset to investigate inequality in the long run. Mattia Fochesato is among the researchers involved

Poverty is passed on from generation to generation, but not everywhere with the same intensity. A study reveals how Denmark manages to break the cycle with robust public systems, while in the US weak social safety nets condemn many to a predetermined future

Thirty-five teachers were acknowledged during the Bocconi Teaching Night ceremony

Overtourism is not just a problem of quantity but also of management of flows. Balancing the needs of economic development with the protection of local heritage and assets is the key to sustainable and inclusive tourism