Discussions at this talk-debate session, held to mark of the launch of the e-book L’Italia e il Rinascimento manifatturiero (“Italy and the Manufacturing Renaissance”), sought (…)Business, Education, Research
The starting premise of discussions at this International Conference was that there can be no doubt over the internet’s role today, and in the future, (…)A Western Digital Renaissance: drivers and boundaries
Reviving the spirit of Europe means, first and foremost, returning to the roots of the political and cultural project of integration. While maintaining a critical (…)The spirit of Europe. What Europeans can do together for a political Union
Opening proceedings at this two-day international conference was the observation that 2014 marked a definitive return to the limelight for geopolitics. The transition towards a (…)Assessing risk: business in global disorder
Firm grounds for optimism clouded by fears of old: this was the sentiment most repeated throughout the debate at the third “Italy meets the United (…)Italy: we are open for business
Kick-starting the panel discussion accompanying the launch of the latest issue of Aspen Institute Italia’s Aspenia journal was the observation that in the twenty years (…)The world in 2016: Italy, Europe and the United States
Emerging from discussions during the Med 2015 Youth Forum – devoted to the topic “The challenge: new jobs for new generations” – was the finding (…)Youth Forum – New Jobs for New Generations
With almost three years having passed since the Italian Prime Ministerial Decree of January 24, 2013, which set out “Strategic guidelines for national cyberspace protection (…)Italy’s cybersecurity and safeguards for businesses
Serving as the springboard for discussions at this Meeting for the Aspen Junior Fellows was the observation that Italy’s fortunes will pick up again, and (…)Italy’s business scene
This International Workshop was organized jointly with the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), in cooperation with the European Union Institute for Security Studies (EUISS) (…)Energy Security as a Priority for Europe’s Foreign Policy
This Meeting for the Friends of Aspen focused on the precious commodity of consumer trust, characterized as difficult to earn and even harder to keep. (…)Is reputation everything? Building a trust-based pact with clients
Driving discussions at this National Interest roundtable event was the acknowledgement that, more than 150 years on from the unification of Italy, the plight of (…)Betting on Southern Italy to stimulate economic development
The focus of the 14th annual Conference for the Aspen Junior Fellows was the profound transformation undergone by the concept of labor due to major (…)The future of labor
Running through discussions at this national roundtable was the acknowledgement that the opportunities offered by the technological revolution currently in progress pose a challenge for (…)Beating the crisis: Italy’s manufacturing renaissance
The issue of the representation of special interests is currently taking on particular importance within the Italian political system: this is occurring as a result (…)Institutions, democracy and lobbies
Kick-starting the panel discussion at the launch of the latest issue of the Institute’s Aspenia journal was the recognition that Milan was, is, and will (…)The value of art: on culture and markets
The focus of this fourth edition of the annual National Conference on the Italian banking system was the future of a sector being squeezed between, (…)New rules and digital challenges: where is the banking sector headed?
The chief thrust of discussions at this national roundtable was that Italy’s manufacturing base has demonstrated a great capacity for responding and adapting, even though (…)Focusing on Italy’s industrial sector and on foreign investment: policies and tools
