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Giosuè Fabiano received his PhD from The Courtauld Institute of Art, London, with a dissertation titled 'Natural Lighting, Art and Temporal Experience in Late Medieval and Early Renaissance Italian Churches'. His research lies at the intersection of medieval and early modern sciences (especially optics and astronomy), ritual performances and artistic practices. He is currently a postdoctoral fellow of the PRIN project 'Hidden in Plain Sight: the Metalwork Altarpieces of Medieval Venetia' (PI: Stefania Gerevini) at Bocconi University, Milan. He worked as an Associate Lecturer at The Courtauld and held fellowships at the Bibliotheca Hertziana, the University of Hamburg and the Nederlands Interuniversitair Kunsthistorisch Instituut in Florence. He holds an M.A. from the Warburg Institute and a B.A. from Sapienza, University of Rome.

Nicolò Cavalli is Assistant Professor at the Department of Social and Political Sciences of Bocconi University, where he teaches Applications for Management, Computational Social Science and Sociology.  He holds a DPhil in Sociology from Nuffield College, University of Oxford and was a visiting researcher at the Institute for Quantitative Social Science at Harvard University. His research lays at the intersection between structural socio-economic change and people's attitudes. His work was published in Science, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, Population Development and Review among others.  

Jan David Bakker is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Bocconi University and a Research Associate at the Centre for Economic Performance. Prior to joining Bocconi, he was a Post-Doctoral Research Fellow at University College London and obtained his DPhil/PhD from the University of Oxford. His main research interests and publications are in the fields of international, urban and environmental economics. His work on international trade and regional inequality has received several awards including the WTO Essay Award for Young Economists.

Mislav Radic is an Assistant Professor of Management and Public Policy at Bocconi University and an Honorary Research Fellow at University College London. His research explores the shifting boundaries between public and private organizing, with a current focus on the role of market mechanisms—such as carbon markets and biodiversity credits—in addressing climate change.

Degree in Economics from Università Bocconi (1973). Master of Science in Financial Economics from University College of North Wales (UK) (1974-75). Graduate work at the London School of Economics and Political Science (1975).

I am associate Professor of Economic Policy and Director of the Master of Economics of Tourism. I teach macroeconomics, and economics of tourism and I am director of the Tourism Lab (CLEACC) at Università Bocconi. I have taught at the Universities of Brescia, Venezia, and Firenze. I was visiting professor at the University of Kyoto (Japan) (1995), the Chulalongkorn University of Bangkok (Thailand) (1999), the ESADE of Barcelona (Spain) (1998) and the University of Federio Santa Maria di Santiago (Chile) (2001-2002). I am director of the research teams for MIUR and CNR projects, for EU research projects and I am a member of the WTO Educational Council. I am director of the tourism area of CERTeT as well.

Research interests:  Economics and policy of tourism, Environmental issues in economic policy, Industrial economics. 

Rosalba Famà is a lawyer and holds a PhD in legal studies from Bocconi University summa cum laude. Her research interests attain the budget of the EU, the Economic and Monetary Union, and how the EU can mobilize its financial architecture for the green and digital transition and for steering Member States' behaviors. She is currently a research fellow at the Bocconi Lab for European Studies and an academic fellow at Bocconi University, where she teaches EU law at the Bachelor in Global Law. In 2023, her research on European finances earned the recognition of a grant offered by the European Court of Auditors. Rosalba is also a selected member of the Spinelli Forum German-Italian Young Leader Forum and a recognized expert in geopolitics by ISPI (Institute of International Political Studies).

Cristina Mottironi is a Tenured Lecturer of Tourism Development and Destination Management at Bocconi University and SDA Bocconi. She leads the Tourism Major within the MSc in Economics and Management of Arts, Culture, Media, and Entertainment (ACME) at Bocconi. She has served as a visiting professor at Temple University (USA) and various Italian universities. Her academic focus includes tourism destination development, sustainable tourism, and the visitor economy. A member of IFITT - International Federation for IT and Travel & Tourism, she consults on tourism development projects for public entities and organizations. She was also delegate of the Italian Ministry of the Environment at the Alps Convention and served on the boards of Centro Internazionale di Arte e Cultura Palazzo Te in Mantova and Fabilia Group SpA. She holds a PhD in Tourism Management from the University of Surrey (UK).