Education/Istruzione
Intervista sul divario di genere in economia, Fahrenheit RAI Radio 3, 21/02/2022.
Economia, la laurea che non piace alle ragazze (Graziella Bertocchi, Luca Bonacini e Marina Murat), la voce, 11/02/2022.
Intervista sul numero chiuso all’università, Torcha, 16/09/2021.
Slavery, racial inequality & education: Graziella Bertocchi in conversation with Daniel S Hamermesh, IZA World of Labor, 31/03/2021.
Stop disenfranchising young voters, BI Business Review, 28/10/2020.
The education gender gap: From basic literacy to college major (Graziella Bertocchi and Monica Bozzano), vox, 05/10/2020.
When youth voter turnout rises, so does state government spending on education (Graziella Bertocchi, Arcangelo Dimico, Francesco Lancia and Alessia Russo), The New York Times, 28/08/2020.
Boosting the youth vote: How do states respond when young voters gain more political leverage? American Economic Association Research Highlight, 24/08/2020.
Youth of the Future, National Affairs, 24/08/2020.
Research on Women in Economics: The WinE Bibliography, European Economic Association Home Page, 03/08/2020.
Free CEPR Discussion Paper Download – GENDER GAPS IN EDUCATION, OVER TIME AND ACROSS COUNTRIES: The latest evidence from economic research on causes and consequences, Graziella Bertocchi and Monica Bozzano, CEPR, 31/10/2019.
The impact of increased youth voter turnout on fiscal policy: Evidence from the US, Graziella Bertocchi, Arcangelo Dimico, Francesco Lancia and Alessia Russo, vox, 07/12/2017.
Women’s Education in Medieval Italian Cities – Then and Now, Medieval Histories, 30/09/2015.
“Slavery, Racial Inequality, and Education“, IZA World of Labor, 2015: 122.
“The Surprising Reason Why Racial Inequality Is so Great in the United States“, Graziella Bertocchi and Arcangelo Dimico, History News Network, 14/12/2014.
“Is There an American Dream for Black Children?”, The Huffington Post, 22/09/2014.
“Facts vs. the GOP: Why America is living through a new era of segregation”, Salon, 14/09/2014.
“It’s the 50th Anniversary of the Civil Rights Act – Race Still Matters“, Boston Review, 02/07/2014.
Historically black, National Affairs, 17/06/2014.
Slavery’s Legacy: Race-Based Economic Inequality, Pacific Standard, 19/06/2014.
Girls’ education and medieval commerce, Graziella Bertocchi and Monica Bozzano, vox, 29/03/2013.
The historical roots of inequality, Graziella Bertocchi and Arcangelo Dimico, vox, 14/11/2010.
Academic productivity and the academic job market in economics, RGE Europe EconoMonitor, 05/12/2007.
The allocation of EU research funds across member countries, RGE Europe EconoMonitor, 17/10/2007.
Tecnici o latinisti?, Il Mondo, 08/11/1997.