The participants at this National Conference noted that for decades the relationship between labor and capital in Italy seems to have swung periodically between the (…)The labor market, competitiveness and human capital
It was observed at this meeting of Former Aspen Junior Fellows that Italy’s current prime objective is economic development. To aid recovery, the country must (…)Competing on international markets: economic challenges for businesses and professionals
At this talk-debate event held in Rome, it was noted that although twenty years have passed since the publication of the book “Nazioni senza ricchezza, (…)Nations without wealth, wealth without nations
At this roundtable session dedicated to the subject of Italian welfare reform, it was noted that European welfare models have come under pressure from major (…)Reforming welfare in Italy: public and private sectors for a new social pact
The second Aspen Mediterranean Initiative seminar provided the opportunity to widen the network of the region’s emerging leaders as it analyzed the relationship between traditional (…)Media, business and societies: a platform for change
The fourth edition of the “Italian Leaders Abroad” conference was inaugurated with a speech by Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti. The meeting gave rise to (…)Italian leaders abroad
It is a long story that began back in the 1990s and that is still very much a part of the debate today. We are (…)Liberalizing Italy’s economy: needs and opportunities
The indestructible bond between art and the economy needs to be forcefully reiterated today, even at such a tough time for the global economy and (…)The arts, the economy, the market: in search of a virtuous dialogue
This national roundtable got underway with the observation that the digital revolution which began in the late 1990s has radically changed the world of television. (…)The future of Italian television
Aspen Institute Italia, in collaboration with The Aspen Institute, organized the Aspen Seminar on Leadership, Globalization and the Quest for Common Values. The seminar, conducted (…)The Aspen Institute Italia Seminar on Leadership, Globalization and the Quest for Common Values
By way of an opening premise, the participants at this National Interest roundtable recalled that the 2007 security services reform law extended the scope of (…)Strengthening cooperation between businesses and information services in the security sector
Those attending this second installment of the Aspen Bosphorus Dialogue embarked on a renewed consideration of the overarching issues stemming from the relationship between the (…)Double transition: economics and politics across Europe and the Mediterranean
For the sixth consecutive year and in collaboration with The Aspen Institute, the Aspen Seminar on Values and Society was held in Italy. Since 1951, (…)The Aspen Institute Italia Seminar on Values and Society
The latest Aspen Junior Fellow Breakfast meeting on the topic of Youth and Employment in Italy got underway with a number of key questions posed (…)Youth and employment
At this Talk-Debate event organized in conjunction with ISPI to launch the latest edition of Aspenia, the members of the discussion panel underlined that 2012 (…)2012: the American gamble
The starting premise for the discussions at this National Interest conference was that the coupling of research and development (R&D) is, at least on paper, (…)Scientific research to bolster Italy’s economic development
The participants at this Aspen European Dialogue session held in Istanbul observed that the problems being experienced by the euro area in the wake of (…)Europe beyond the EU: the geo-economy of the wider continent
