Italy’s economic leadership
The volume Chi guida l’economia contains a study of a statistics survey on private and public sector leadership with particular attention to Aspen Institute Italia (…)Italy’s economic leadership
The volume Chi guida l’economia contains a study of a statistics survey on private and public sector leadership with particular attention to Aspen Institute Italia (…)Italy’s economic leadership
From the meeting it appears that a convergence of the different platforms opens new scenarios for content producers as well as for broadcasters and new (…)From Tlc to communications: the multimedia enterprise
Debate touched on issues of strategic relevance, including the supply, cost, and distribution of energy in Italy. The country needs an effective energy policy that (…)An Energy Pact for Italy
Brandnames live in a complicated, multidimensional world, in a dynamic system that demands well-defined, unique, memorable, seductive personalities. A brand suggests to the consumer a (…)Brandnames on the global market: their economic and social value
Public infrastructure is key to relaunching Italy’s competitiveness; they also demand involvement on various levels: state, regional and local. European directives shake up the Italian (…)Rendering Italy’s public infrastructure competitive: projects, investment, tariffs
This meeting offered the occasion to discuss in depth the current situation and evaluate actions to be taken by both institutional and economic actors in (…)Social security and pensions
On Thursday February 9, Aspen Institute Italia organized the international roundtable on “Strong and unbalanced: how the IMF can help manage the global economy” with (…)Strong and unbalanced: how the IMF can help manage the global economy
The Roundtable on “Italy and the implementation of the Lisbon agenda” was an occasion for Aspen members to discuss Italy’s contribution to the implementation of (…)Italy and the implementation of the Lisbon agenda
The international workshop on “Securing the European Homeland” was held in Rome last Febraury 2nd. The meeting focused on the threats to internal security in (…)Securing the European homeland
The conference of the series “Italy’s current affairs” entitled “Industrial districts, the Italian brand and laboratories: relaunching a successful scheme” was held in Milan on (…)Industrial districts, the Italian brand and laboratories: relaunching a successful scheme
The 14th edition of the Institute’s Aspen European Dialogue focussed on possible scenarios for Europe in the coming decade: the choice between “superpower” and “super-space”, (…)Union and disunion: Europe in 2015
The meeting with the US Ambassador to Italy Ronald P. Spogli was an important occasion for Aspen Institute Italia and its members. During the evening (…)Dinner in honor of the U.S. Ambassador to Italy, Ronald P. Spogli
Ten years after the first conference, the annual event of the Friends of Aspen has once again drawn the attention to the business world: to (…)Giving business a soul: values, rules and culture
The Roundtable dealt with a series of strategic issues concerning the Italian bank system, including the high cost of Italian bank serivces compared to other (…)Developing the Italian banking system to favor competitiveness
The conference was an occasion for the Aspen Junior Fellows to confront themselves with senior leaders on strategic issues concerning globalization. The debate focused primarily (…)Shaping our future: new generations new leaders new ideas
The working lunch with the European Commissioner Peter Mandelson has brought the attention to the delicate and complex issue of trade policy prior to the (…)Working lunch with the European Commissioner Peter Mandelson
The conference examined the new regulations and their adequacy in protecting private investors and determining appropriate market dynamics. Particular attention was paid to the new (…)Banks, enterprises and the protection of private investors
According to the World Health Organization, Italy’s health system ranks as one of the best in the world. Yet it has also highlighted the problem, (…)Financing Italy’s health system: new models?