How technology will change the world
It was noted, at this Aspen Junior Fellows meeting and debate session, that twenty-five years ago in December 1993, the Delors’ White Paper on “Growth, (…)How technology will change the world
It was noted, at this Aspen Junior Fellows meeting and debate session, that twenty-five years ago in December 1993, the Delors’ White Paper on “Growth, (…)How technology will change the world
Good evening. Thank you Professor Tremonti for the kind introduction. I have actually had the pleasure of meeting Professor Tremonti before, and as I’m sure (…)Aspenia Talks – Economic relations between Italy and the United States
Discussions at this national roundtable opened with the observation that the tax reforms signed into law by the Trump administration have an air of momentousness (…)The US Tax reform
Aspen Institute Italia’s first event for 2018 prompted a cross-generational debate on the challenges facing Europe, examined from the Mediterranean perspective of Spain and Italy. (…)Spain and Italy: present challenges and the European perspective
2017 played host to the inaugural edition of the Aspen Initiative for Europe Seminar “Europe: The Next Generation, Shared Values”, organized jointly by the Aspen (…)Europe: the Next Generation, Shared Values
The consensus at this 9th annual conference of the Italian Talent Abroad group was that artificial intelligence and robotics are set to change many aspects (…)Society and labor in the era of artificial intelligence
On the occasion of the first conference organized in Washington, DC, by Aspen Institute Italia since the election of President Trump, we discussed the future (…)The US and Europe in the age of uncertainty
In taking stock of prevailing business conditions, the participants at this international conference characterized the global economic climate as one marked by a high level (…)Assessing risk: business in global disorder
Kicking off discussions at this roundtable was the observation that big data – seen by some as akin to “oil” in the sense that, like (…)Big data, markets and citizens in a data-driven economy
Kick-starting this Meeting for the Friends of Aspen group was the observation that an end to information asymmetries, the achievement of absolute net neutrality, the (…)Democracy and leadership in a new digital agorà
The Eastern Mediterranean region is undergoing a profound transformation as regards the energy sector, in the context of a changing energy landscape in terms of (…)The grand energy transition: Eastern Mediterranean, North Africa and Europe
The financial crisis, the economic crisis, a crisis in the traditional workings of democracy, “Europe in crisis”: these were the phenomena highlighted by participants at (…)The Rule of Law in the European Union and in its member states
Underpinning discussions at this National Interest debate was the premise that the life sciences sector will be strategic in driving the recovery in competitiveness of (…)Future by quality: life sciences and research in Italy
It is already possible to live to the age of 120, and in the future this will remain true. The new scenario – ushered in (…)The future of health: technology and sustainability of the welfare system
The participants at this National Interest event highlighted that local public transport is a key factor for local development, both in terms of the opportunities (…)Urban transportation: challenges for local development