1 November 2026 – Sunday
1 November 2026 – Sunday

Chi Possiede Le Città?

Europe’s Champion Dilemma

So, Where Are You From?

Perché abbiamo ancora bisogno dei classici greci

Violence is Never the Answer in Democratic Politics

Studio or Library: Can Skydance Afford to Be Brave?

Alumna | + posts

3rd year BSc Economic and Social Sciences.
I write about politics, society, psychology and anything in between.

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“Howdy Modi” No More?

The past, present and future of US-India relations. Modi has used a political style that mirrors that of Donald Trump and that has allowed for India and U.S.A. to be politically close over the past four years. How is…
Social media
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Notification: Let’s Be Alone Together

In a world where “happiness” is an app away… why is it that records of mental health disorders are at their highest ever? It may seem convenient to blame technology as the villain here, however, social media is also…
Ronald Burt
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Bocconi Hires Influential Sociologist Ronald Burt: A Welcome Interview

This semester, the Department of Management and Technology at Bocconi are delighted to welcome American sociologist, Prof. Ronald Stuart Burt to their faculty. Prof. Ronald Burt is a highly influential academic in the field of social networks and he focuses on…
The crisis of today and the politics of tomorrow
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The crisis of today and the politics of tomorrow

Bertolt Brecht believed that Man doesn’t learn from history. Catastrophic events, whether man-made or not, are doomed to repeat themselves. In his brilliant and provoking masterpiece Mother Courage and Her Children, the German playwright addressed the impact of wars on…
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The Coronavirus “Infodemic”

Caution: Did you come across any of the following messages within the last 14 days? The US troops had intentionally planted Coronavirus in Wuhan in December 2019 or there was an intentional spread of the virus by the Chinese…
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2019: the year of protests

What began as a call for change in France and Sudan at the end of 2018, spiralled into a yearlong spectacle of protests in which both the audience, and the performers, were the citizens of the world. Ecuador, Chile, Lebanon,…