21-23 September 22-28 October
12-17 November 3-4 December

A student of Milton Friedman, the “father” of contemporary liberalism, Gary Stanley Becker was the first to apply the tools of economic research to issues normally reserved to sociologists and demographers, such as education, racism, crime and the family. He was the first to formalise the concept of human capital, providing a scientific justification for the need to invest in education to ensure the economic development of a country.
During his meetings in Milan, Becker will join Italian experts in examining the most relevant issues in his research – from the free market to discrimination, from new patterns of consumption to the role of innovation and human capital as strategic factors in competitiveness.
The meetings

Meeting and discussion with the academic community

Thursday, 18 June, 10.30-12.30
Università Commerciale "L. Bocconi"
via Sarfatti 25 (Aula Perego)
For information: Bocconi Comunicazione
tel. +39 02 58363025 - email: laura.devalba@bcom.uni-bocconi.it

Meeting with Bocconi University's advisors & corporate partners
Thursday, 18 June, 19.00-20.00
Università Commerciale "L. Bocconi"
via Sarfatti 25
Only for Bocconi University's advisors & corporate partners
For information: Bocconi Comunicazione
tel. +39 02 58363025 - email: laura.devalba@bcom.uni-bocconi.it
Meeting with the press
Friday, 19 June, 10.30-12.30
Milan Chamber of Commerce, Palazzo Affari ai Giureconsulti
via dei Mercanti 2
For information: Hypothesis
Paola Emilia Cicerone, Communication's Director
tel. +39 02 72002297 - email: nobel.milan@inferentia.it
Meeting with the business community
Friday, 19 June, 13.00-15.00
Milan Chamber of Commerce, Palazzo Affari ai Giureconsulti
via dei Mercanti 2
For information: Hypothesis
Giovanna Novati, Organizing Secretariat
tel. +39 02 72002297 - email: nobel.milan@inferentia.it
Public conference
Monday, 22 June, 17.00-19.00
Centro Congressi Cariplo, via Romagnosi 6
For information: Hypothesis
Alessandra de Iseppi, Organizing Secretariat
tel. +39 02 72002297 - email: nobel.milan@inferentia.it