The roundtable discussion focused on the means and mechanisms to improve the attractiveness of the Italian economy. The roundtable participants voiced their disagreement with views (…)The attractiveness of Italy’s economic model
From the international workshop organized by Aspen Institute Italia at the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs emerged a proposal to draw up a “road map (…)The Balkans in Europe’s future
This roundtable focused on problems presented by rapid development in the telecommunications sector and prospects for growth. The diverse platforms, each with their special characteristics (…)Telecommunications, content, broadcasting: services and markets
Freeing up markets entails a variety of phenomena: opening up to competition, increasing efficiency, offering greater choice to the consumer and improving access to capital (…)Free trade and competitiveness
This meeting, organized as an informal discussion among a small number of European and American experts, focussed in particular on the problem of the EU (…)China’s challenge to Europe and the U.S.
New tools, new forms of access, availability of content, large variety of sources, increased Internet use: news has changed dramatically, and the challenges for the (…)The new communications system: a challenge for the media
This conference identified a series of risks and opportunities for financing innovation. Policies are difficult to draw up, just as innovation is different to pin (…)Financing innovation: new proposals and instruments
This meeting, held in the beautiful Ambrosiana library, offered the occasion to reflect on a very different topic than usual, at Aspen Italia events: the (…)The search for our soul: mistery and passion
This workshop, held in Aspen’s Rome offices on the eve of Italian President Carlo Azeglio Ciampi’s trip to India, involved authoritative members of India’s English-speaking (…)Rethinking globalization: Italy’s role in EU-India relations
This roundtable focused on infrastructural problems hindering Italy’s competitiveness: to resolve them would mean allowing Italy to play a primary role – a hub – (…)Competitiveness and development: Italy’s infrastructure and transportation system
The Kyoto Protocol, in force since February 16, 2005, creates the need for Italy to review the methods and costs of securing energy supplies. Speaking (…)Post-Kyoto: what energy mix for Italy?
Participants at this meeting discussed a series of papers on specific issues (from competitiveness to energy) aimed at identifying Italy’s priorities. Groups of Aspen Junior (…)The quality of leadership
