The world economy has started down the right path to achieving the environmental goals set by the EU and those underwritten in Paris in 2015, (…)Energy in the post-COVID transition between geopolitics and growth
Relations between the European Union and Russia have been turbulent lately, and there are currently no signs of that letting up, if not in terms (…)EU-Russia Forum
The digital revolution has profoundly changed how goods and services are consumed by increasing their availability online, thereby enhancing the role of web platforms. Indeed, (…)Digital Platforms
Today’s international scenario is distinguished by a strong interdependence of foreign policy and domestic priorities, particularly as a lever for economic development. The pandemic has (…)Foreign policy: a lever for economic development
In corporations and in cities, it is people that make the difference. This was the theme of a discussion with Marco Bucci, one-time corporate manager (…)Governing a community. Public administration and citizenry
The pandemic has not halted global trade and, with recovery now in sight, the data offer an encouraging picture. Nevertheless, the scenario has changed dramatically. (…)Global trade and protectionism: a new balance post-Covid
Training is going to be key to the post-pandemic economic recovery. Indeed, with the crisis having accentuated social divisions, the accelerating digitization process has even (…)Towards digital, ethical and social sustainability: a competence-based path
The national and regional rules applied during the pandemic and the subsequent economic and financial downturn are fragmenting the global economy, reducing transparency and fueling (…)Defining new standards for a rule-based international order
The pandemic has highlighted the fragility and disparities of a National Health Service already hard put to confront the combination of an ageing population and (…)Territoriality and Health Policy
In what is a changing transatlantic and international context, the European Union has opened a new phase in the debate on the digital economy. It (…)A new digital framework: markets, rules and innovation
Technology transfer is critical to generating solid economic recovery. Nevertheless, in Italy, the knowledge transformation underway in applied technologies research finds itself having to contend (…)Scientific and technological research: new ways to transfer technology
Two underlying problems were identified and discussed during a conversation with Minister of Justice Marta Cartabia: citizens’ limited trust in judges (cited as a “moral (…)The reform of justice and business
As it leaves the health emergency behind, Italy is focusing on economic recovery. The European resources of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan offer major (…)Post pandemic Italy’s banking sector: new challenges, new opportunities for the real economy
In the “phygital” world, enterprise is the perpetual fulcrum of a system that hinges on a community of persons. This is true of business, marketing (…)Corporations and social networks in the new “phygital” context
Creating excellence is one of Aspen Institute’s cardinal objectives, and one of the strategic factors in generating the country’s recovery. To this day, Italy remains (…)Creating Excellence
Apart from the pandemic’s quantifiable and, to some extent, already recognized impact, how it has influenced the economic policies of governments across the globe is (…)Economic recovery: strengths and weaknesses in the business world
The Smart City is an urban model that for some time now has been studied and applied in various parts of the world. The ecological (…)Infrastructure for smart and resilient cities
The Covid-19 pandemic has ramped up the pressure on healthcare systems around the world, burdening already limited resources and existing capabilities. In order to ensure (…)The challenge of pandemic under-preparedness: the size of the problem, its impact and the best strategies for efficient health systems
