Engaging Research Videos

In Data Control Coordination in the Formation of Ecosystems in Highly Regulated Sectors, Luiss Professor Paolo Spagnoletti and his co-authors analyse how data control is coordinated among multiple actors in highly regulated contexts, such as the banking sector.

In the article Sustainable Value Creation in Multinational Enterprises: The Role of Corporate Governance Actors, Luiss professor Alessandro Zattoni analyses how owners, board members, and top managers help steer sustainability outcomes in complex global contexts.

In There's More to Marriage Than Love: The Effect of Legal Status and Cultural Distance on Intermarriages and Separations, researcher Giulia Tura, along with her research team, analyses how legal constraints and cultural distances shape the formation and duration of mixed couples.

In Organized Science Denial: An Action Plan of Solutions, a monograph that is part of the NextGenerationEU TRUSTSCIENC project, researcher Elena Bruni and her research team explore denial from psychological, cognitive, and sociological perspectives.

In The hazards of performance management: An investigation into its effects on employee absenteeism and presenteeism, Professor Silvia Dello Russo presents a team study on performance management practices and how they affect the well-being of

Professor Maria Isabella Leone introduces her research team, which is dedicated to Open Innovation as a field of research and a space for collaboration on social initiatives.

In Elaborating a Human Rights friendly Copyright Framework for Generative AI, Professor Christophe Geiger demonstrates how the use of copyright for AI-generated products must be considered with the utmost care.

Professor Emiliana De Blasio from Luiss, along with her collaborators Donatella Selva and Mattia Zunino, outlines the research objectives of the Observatory on Gender, Inclusion and Democracy (OGID).

In The gender gap in Ph.D. Entrepreneurship, Professor Giovanna Vallanti, together with Professor Alessandro Muscio, explores the link between the academic environment and doctoral entrepreneurship.

In her recently published book, The Moralist International, Professor Kristina Stoeckl demonstrates how morality and transnational conflicts are closely intertwined.

Professor Sofia Ranchordas outlines her recent research on the role of empathy in digital public services, particularly for the benefit of vulnerable citizens.

Professor Andrea Polo explains his recent article on the effects of negative interest rate policy on credit supply through a portfolio rebalancing mechanism.

Professor Emanuele Tarantino discusses his recent article, which provides a new framework for competition authorities to assess the effects of trade credit on competition in downstream markets.

Professor Lakshmi Balachandran Nair explains how academic communication of qualitative research findings on business ethics can be made more understandable, ethical, and verifiable by applying a narrative approach.

Professor Michele Sorice, Director of the CCPS, presents the centre's research, consultancy, and training activities for public and/or private organisations. These activities focus on the areas of critical sociology and studies on social conflict, political participation, the media, and democracy.

In Data Control Coordination in the Formation of Ecosystems in Highly Regulated Sectors, Luiss Professor Paolo Spagnoletti and his co-authors analyse how data control is coordinated among multiple actors in highly regulated contexts, such as the banking sector.