Kick-starting proceedings at this national roundtable event was recognition that debate on the state of the labor market in Italy and reflection on how the (…)Competitiveness and Italy’s job market
Headlining this international workshop was the observation that EXPO 2015 is not only a major global event in which 148 nations will participate, nor is (…)How development can be sustainable. Food security, nutrition and health: the transatlantic link
Kick-starting the debate at this third workshop of the Aspen Energy Forum was the observation that low oil prices and the consequent volatility are causing (…)Rethinking energy security: economics and geopolitics
The panel discussion for the launch of Aspenia 67 focused on the – if not insurmountable, then certainly worrying – energy gap that has arisen (…)Future energy. New sources and new markets for the US and Europe
The opening premise of discussions at this National Interest roundtable event was that an examination of industrial trends over the course of the deep and (…)High‐tech life sciences in Italy
Discussions at this Meeting for the Aspen Junior Fellows began with acknowledgment that Italy’s maritime border along the Mediterranean is the country’s only extra-European frontier. (…)The geopolitical importance of maritime security for Italy
Serving as the opening premise for proceedings at this session of the Aspen Transatlantic Dialogue was the observation that productivity, not employment, will be the (…)The next industrial revolution. Manufacturing and society in the XXI century
This National Interest event of the Italian Talent Abroad group focused on work, training and innovation as the key launching pads for the country’s future. (…)Italian talent abroad
There is a broad consensus on the key issues that will determine the sustainability and efficiency of the eurozone (and the European Union as a (…)Europe’s shifting politics: the challenge for smarter integration
Organized in collaboration with the Italian Business & Investment Initiative, this international workshop highlighted a renewed openness towards investing in Italy precisely because it possesses (…)The economic future of Europe and the US, the TTIP implications and investment opportunities in Italy
In kick-starting this Meeting of the Aspen Junior Fellows group, the question was posed as to whether a relationship exists between the impetus for reform (…)The need for reforms in Italy: new challenges for new generations
In 1764, the now famous treatise “On Crimes and Punishments” was published anonymously, meeting with a success that today would be described as global, creating (…)Crime and punishment: justice and the political economy
Setting the backdrop for discussions at this National Roundtable session were the latest global liquidity indicators produced by the Bank for International Settlements, according to (…)Economic crises in a globalized world: new ways to finance businesses
With the Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage marking the 40th year since its inception and the inauguration of its then first minister Giovanni Spadolini, the (…)Balancing budgets and benefits for Italy’s cultural heritage. The Great Beauty: protecting and promoting art
Kick-starting discussions at this Meeting of the Friends of Aspen group was the observation that the establishment of the Social Impact Investment Taskforce (SIIT) by (…)The G8 Social Impact Investment Task Force (SIIT): conclusions and evaluations
Kick-starting discussions at this national conference was the observation that with a turnover of 132 billion euro and a workforce of 385,000 people, the food (…)Expo 2015: Italy’s food and agriculture industry and global markets
This talk-debate session focused on the Republican victory in the recent US midterm elections, heralded as unquestionably significant in terms of both numbers and scale. (…)The US midterm elections: results and analysis
