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The Fault and the Blessing in Michelin’s Stars
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GIADA DI STEFANO
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Everything is destined to change in the dining industry’s competitive dynamics when the Michelin Guide comes to town, introducing a new form of ranking.
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Machine Learning to Predict if You’ll Leave
Your Partner
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LETIZIA MENCARINI
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A new approach can advance demographic research, detecting complex patterns in relatively small datasets. Spoiler: the division of housework counts.
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A Call for Political Participation
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CARLOTTA VARRIALE
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African women have more positive attitudes toward participation in politics if they own a mobile phone.
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When Voters Feel the Heat
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PIERO STANIG
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The relation between climate change and support for Green parties holds up only in rich and cool areas.
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Making Sense of Unexpected Moves
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PIERPAOLO BATTIGALLI
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How we deal with the unexpected is always the most interesting part, both in game theory and in life.
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Beyond the File Drawer Problem
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SCOTT WILLIAMSON
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Publishing practices tend to hide studies that lack statistically significant results. It’s simply wrong!
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Video & Podcast
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Surprising Facts
About Poverty
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ZACHARY PAROLIN
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Catherine De Vries hosts the Think Diverse podcast.
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The Other Half
of the Pandemic
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PAOLA PROFETA
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COVID prompted a she-cession. Now: a she-recovery.
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Coping with a Sick Relative
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NICOLETTA BALBO
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Why disability and sickness are always a family issue.
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