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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
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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
The health emergency of recent months has changed the needs of citizens, particularly as regards their way of living in cities and private homes. These (…)The future of the city: tomorrow is already yesterday
Digital medicine is having a major impact on both economies and health. The introduction of healthcare technologies – not least in consideration of the changing (…)Digital Health: a people-centric approach
The bulk of the Recovery Plan’s massive investments are in the form of the Eurobonds with which the European Union plans to stimulate the continent’s (…)Recovery and Resilience Facility and “Eurobond”: what news for the EU?
The relationship between human capital and development has been a topic of study since economic policy has existed. Nevertheless, training and skills enhancement have long (…)Training as a development strategy: human capital and growth
Mobility is one of the key concerns in the post-Covid recovery. The pandemic that has forced millions to stay at home for extended periods of (…)Post pandemic mobility: flexible, integrated, sustainable
Not just a flash in the pan, but a medium to long term boon: the post-pandemic recovery could be described in terms of strategic factors (…)For a sustainable recovery of Italy
The covid-19 pandemic has been an extraordinary accelerator of trends already begun prior to the emergency. During the March 2020 lockdown, progress was made regarding (…)The labor market after the pandemic
The Covid pandemic has spotlighted not only how essential a good healthcare system is, but also the key importance of the last mile, understood as (…)New synergies in healthcare supply: challenges for the “last mile”
At just over a year from the outbreak of the pandemic, the attention being given to the delays and difficulties of the vaccine campaign is (…)Intellectual Property: Protection and Enforcement
For the first time ever, humanity is confronting the monumental challenge of an energy transition with rigorous goals and timeframes. In order to be successful, (…)For a sustainable energy transition: enhance opportunities, reduce challenges
The European Union response to the pandemic’s economic consequences has been the unprecedented mobilization of 2.4 billion euro in resources. The largest slice of the (…)Recovery Plan for the new generation
