The Australian scholar is a new Full Professor at Bocconi's Department of Legal Studies. He covers criminal law and cultural heritage and edited the UNESCO manual for soldiers deployed in culturally rich areas

The two law doctoral candidates have won the Myllennium Award with an essay on Brexit and the possible overcoming of the crisis of confidence in the Union

Thanks to the improved international standing of the University, the number includes an unprecedented nine senior academics

Stressed by the need to respond to terrorism, democracies tend to react with illiberal measures that end up betraying their own principles, explains Arianna Vedaschi in her study

In many parts of the world we see a democratic regression that tends to stifle civil rights. Justin Frosini talks about it in a study on the countries of Central Asia

How three countries that have known dictatorship have equipped themselves to prevent the past from returning. An article by Elisa Bertolin explains it