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American Presidential Election: What Is at Stake for the EU-US Partnership

The worst scenario is one in which the EU will be alone, disbanded and most likely soon back to its violent past

Drought Drives Movement: How Climate Change is Shaping Internal Migration Worldwide

A new study by Marco Percoco and colleagues shows worsening aridity pushes people to seek new homes within their own countries

Winners of This Year’s Nobel Prize in Economics Announced

Bocconi Professors React to the Award for Acemoglu, Johnson, and Robinson

Predicting Refugee Movements

An innovative study by Francesco Billari and Ebru Şanlıtürk uses Google data

More Time on Math Tests Reduces Gender Gap

Reducing test-induced anxiety by allowing more time improves girls' achievement without compromising the quality of academic intake