The Ideal City
According to the most recent United Nations estimates, roughly 45% of the world’s population lives in cities, and two-thirds of global population growth up to (…)The Ideal City
According to the most recent United Nations estimates, roughly 45% of the world’s population lives in cities, and two-thirds of global population growth up to (…)The Ideal City
For decades, the question has been how to protect human beings from machines; today, we are beginning to discuss whether we need to protect machines (…)Biological, digital, hybrid: the humanity of the future
There is, and it continues to grow, a strong demand for Europe in the broader Mediterranean and the Gulf countries. In terms of security and (…)Mediterranean crossroads: stability, development and human capital
Industry is much more than a productive sector: it is an essential component of Italy’s and Europe’s economic competitiveness, strategic security, and social cohesion. The (…)Focus on industry: rethinking flows. Knowledge, education, experience, innovation
The question of whether longevity can become a new business opportunity for Italy finds an answer in a “yes, on certain conditions.” Living longer is (…)Longevity: Italy’s new business opportunity?
Sport is a strategic asset for economic growth, human well-being, and international relations. Through production activities, employment, and investment, it generates economic value; through widespread (…)Economy, society, values: the dimensions of sport today
The relationship between media and democracy is going through a phase of rupture rather than mere transition. Generative artificial intelligence has exacerbated a crisis of (…)The media and democracy in our digital era: challenges, rules, a new equilibrium
From October 9 to 11, Aspen Institute Italia hosted the 45th edition of the Aspen Seminars for Leaders in Venice. Approximately 300 people participated, including (…)Aspen Seminars for Leaders
The relationship between Italy and the United States remains solid, fueled not only by fruitful economic, political, and social relations, but also by deep-seated roots. (…)From discovery to the future: revitalizing the bond between Italy and the United States
Italy is one of the world’s most significant cultural capitals, but struggles to translate that into a coherent strategy for international projection. This is a (…)Italy’s Cultural Soft Power: Present and Future
Artificial intelligence has entered a new phase that can be defined as mature rather than experimental: a transition that marks the beginning of an era (…)Presentation of the third Annual Report – Permanent Observatory on the Adoption and Integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI2)
This project was launched in 2025 by Aspen Institute Italia, with the LUISS University, the Studio Chiomenti, and the Politecnico di Torino, with the support (…)Economic Security and Technological Sovereignty: A Bottom-Up Strategy for Europe’s Tech-Driven Future
Energy, innovation, and simplification represent three inseparable dimensions of a single systemic challenge that Italy and Europe are called to face in a deeply changed (…)Energy, innovation, streamlining
In a rapidly changing international framework, relations between Italy and Brazil maintain a solidity characterized by historical bonds based on cultural affinity. There are still (…)Brazil’s Economic Outlook and Opportunities for Italy in the Global Context
In an international scenario marked by accelerated transformations, geopolitical tensions, and growing uncertainty, leadership assumes a decisive role in the ability of businesses and institutions (…)Productivity and competitiveness. The many challenges facing business leaders
Within the framework of its initiatives for the promotion of scientific progress and transatlantic relations, Aspen Institute Italia established an annual award in 2016 honoring (…)Aspen Award 2026 – Award cerimony
Due to the military conflict in the Persian Gulf, an unprecedented energy crisis is underway. There have been direct effects on energy markets as (…)Energy, Climate and Geopolitics. Building Resilience in the 21st Century
The demographic transition of advanced economies is a structural transformation that redefines the foundations of the social contract, economic competitiveness, and geopolitical balance. It is (…)Attracting talent and geopolitical competition
The relationship between health, sustainability, and economic development can no longer be addressed through sector-specific policies and fragmented visions. The transformations underway clearly indicate that (…)Future by Quality. Healthcare and the future of society: how to sustain a One Health approach
The Piano Mattei represents Italy’s most significant strategic initiative to redefine its relationship with Africa and the Mediterranean basin. It is not just an economic (…)Piano Mattei and higher education as a lever for cooperation and development