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
Launching discussions at this national roundtable was the observation that the Italian pension system has undergone several attempts at reform over the past 25 years. (…)Supporting pension funds to stimulate economic growth in Italy
Discussions at this Conference for the Italian talent abroad group focused on the need for a development model where economic growth is not merely an (…)Sustainability: merely necessary or a driver of growth?
Enterprises, innovation, and Milan were the three watchwords of discussions at this meeting focused on the pursuit by the Lombardy region of international competitiveness, particularly (…)Innovation as a catalyst for growth: what Milan can do
It is women who underestimate their abilities, don’t ask for anything and often put up with a less important job than they are capable of. (…)Aspen at Expo – Investing in innovation: women and technologies
Trade agreements, particularly those between Europe and the US (TTIP: The Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership), provide a huge opportunity for development and growth and (…)Aspen at Expo – The case for TTIP: how, when, what?
Kicking off proceedings at this international workshop was the observation that agricultural market growth is once again the focus of world attention. Consumer prices for (…)Aspen at Expo – Agribusiness and trade: friends or foes?
These days, the world of health is facing a revolution that does not only concern medicine but also includes a broad range of disciplines and (…)Aspen at Expo – Science and individual health
The key to sustainable development is not only an effective partnership between government, civil society and the private sector, but also a scientific approach. Science (…)Aspen at Expo – Women, science and sustainable development
The intersection between women, nutrition and health is undeniable. Women are the food matrons of the world as in most cases they are the ones (…)Aspen at Expo – The role of nutrition in future health: the gender challenge
By way of setting the tone for this International Workshop, figures were cited showing that, in 2014, 350 million PCs and 320 million tablets were (…)Aspen at Expo – A conversation on human mind and innovation
