The Procurement Code is primarily an instrument intended to facilitate the rapid, efficient and innovative execution of public works. The current Code, which dates back (…)Reform of the Procurement Code
The global food supply troubles did not start with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine; there were numerous warnings over the two years of the pandemic, and (…)Agro-industry and its challenges: investments, skills and technologies
The first hybrid format Aspen Junior Fellows meeting offered a reflection on the future of Europe that took its cue from current events but also (…)The evolution of Europe: perspectives and goals for the young
There is ample consensus that a firm and cohesive response to the Russian attack on Ukraine must come from the international community, Europe in particular. (…)Ukraine’s defense of freedom: a conversation with our partner Aspen Institute Kyiv
The dollar remains strong and, despite a few crises, is still the world’s preeminent reserve currency. The euro, on the other hand – although it (…)Corporate finance. The geopolitics of currencies and crypto-currency development
“Population health” is a new paradigm aimed at offering each citizen appropriate and effective treatment while, at the same time, responding to the challenges posed (…)Innovation in medicine: Population Health and its challenges
The so-called “dual revolution” – digital and ecological – has begun, and is having a direct impact on the automotive sector and the entire industry (…)The future of mobility. Between energy transitions and value chains
The international financial system is in the throes of deep change as a result of the war in Ukraine – and not only. Upheaval is (…)The Future of Currencies
Aspen Institute Italia promotes continuous analyses and proposals on the effectiveness and efficiency of the public administration (1). This roundtable offered an opportunity to present the (…)Too much bureaucracy? Answers and solutions
Fears of urban crisis stoked during the most difficult months of the pandemic have not borne fruit. Indeed, revived economic and social activities are rekindling (…)The greater city: connected, attractive, sustainable
Rome, 18 March 2022 –To tie in with the publication of Aspenia 96 (in Italian), Aspen Institute Italia will be holding an Aspenia Talk on (…)Aspenia 96: Presentation – Monete e potere
What was already an ongoing digital revolution accelerated with the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic, foregrounding it as a concern. Indeed, people in their daily (…)Digital infrastructure and technology: innovation and sustainability
Taxation is not only one of the pillars of modern democracy, but can also be a significant resource for development. This is even truer in (…)Taxation as a lever for development
The space industry is in rapid expansion. The space component is gaining importance in the defense sector, but dual-use technologies have become equally decisive with (…)The Space Economy: Challenges for Italy and Europe
This meeting was part of the broader Aspen Initiative in Favor of Pure Science – a project aimed at raising awareness in civil society of (…)Aspen Initiative in favor of Pure Science
The euro is celebrating its first twenty years as a success but also in the awareness that much remains to be done. The overwhelming majority (…)Twenty years of the euro: triumphs, problems, prospects
Promoting women in the study of STEM disciplines (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) is a global challenge. As statistics and research show, however, the case (…)Aspen at Expo: Mind the Stem Gap
As acknowledged during the recent Italy-led G20, the empowerment of women is an international issue of undeniable importance. Making the transition from awareness to profound (…)Aspen at Expo: Facing International Challenges: Women as key actors
