A Common Law of International Trade?
Robert Schütze explains his recent research on the possibility to “re-constitute” EU internal market, analysing its historical evolution, in order to understand if we are moving towards a Common Law of International Trade.
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A Common Law of International Trade?
February 28, 2021
Robert Schütze explains his recent research on the possibility to “re-constitute” EU internal market, analysing its historical evolution, in order to understand if we are moving towards a Common Law of International Trade.
February 28, 2021
Maria Savona explains her paper on how different models assessing climate change integrate aspects of structural change that are crucial to understand the complexity of how the economy affects the environment.
Text and Image Mining Methods for Business Research and Education
December 18, 2020
Over the last five years, the increase in usability and popularity of text and image analytics (aka, text and image mining) methods has grown exponentially. In fact, recent business literature has dedicated several step-by-step guides in marketing, management, retailing and business in general, that should help researchers to use unstructured data for business insight. Francisco Villarroel Ordenes explain why it is important understanding the key objectives and methods to implement text and image mining.
A brief commentary on the relevance of public service motivation
November 24, 2020
How to motivate employees is a timeless issue in managerial practice. Classic distinctions between extrinsic and intrinsic motivation and how they can be addressed are well-known. But what about other facets of motivation?
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November 18, 2020
Funmi Olonisakin’s speech to the Luiss Inauguration Ceremony 2020-21
October 27, 2020
“Structured management practices include for example, quality checks and reducing defect rates, hiring and firing based on performance, and tracking and achieving targets of production. Firms who follow these practices have higher profitability, higher innovation rates and lower rates of exit”. An interview with Megha Patnaik
Stock market reactions to crowdsourcing announcements: first insights
October 25, 2020
Crowdsourcing is based on the involvement of people who give ideas and solutions to problems in exchange for prizes, often in money, that are awarded to the best. An interview with Francesco Cappa and Raffaele Oriani
Mapping Italy: scenario and political risks (July 2020)
August 16, 2020
The political path forward for Giuseppe Conte is getting narrower. If the States General for the economy have helped the government get through the summer, many political and economic problems will arise for Conte in the autumn, when it will be necessary to decide on the 2021 budget. A SoG monthly report.
August 4, 2020
Many of the changes that mark contemporary societies have increasingly been linked to the ways by which computing and communication technologies have and continue to become integrated into the lives of people. An analysis about the control of data
Re-connecting Authority and Democratic Legitimacy in the EU: the Promises and Challenges of Next Generation EU
July 31, 2020
“It seems that the more EU authority expands, the more the democratic legitimacy of the Union is in trouble”. The analysis by Daniele Gallo and Cristina Fasone
Tourists’ activity patterns and variety seeking behavior: innovative tools
July 14, 2020
Tourism has been “locked down” everywhere and is still suffering dramatically from recent circumstances and the pandemia that has developed worldwide. An analysis by Pierpaolo D’Urso, Alberto Marcati and Riccardo Massari.
