The Aspen Junior Fellows Dialogue is inspired by the Aspen Leadership Seminars, The Aspen Institute’s flagship program in the United States. For over seventy-five years, (…)Mundus tecnologicus and European spirit
Complexity, a global constant, has taken on an unprecedented shape and scope as a result of the sharp acceleration in the changes affecting today’s globalized (…)Leadership in a complex world
Ahead of the June 8-9 elections, it is essential to analyze the main challenges the Union and its members – Italy included – have had (…)An agenda for Europe
Subsequent to the passing of the Italian Constitution (January 1, 1948), the task of disseminating a solid culture associated with it remained difficult and a (…)The Constitution for Youth
Not only is the urbanization boom showing no sign of slowing down, but by 2050, 66% of the world population is expected to be living (…)Cities: drivers of change
September 20, 2023 was a historic moment for Italian sports: a bill was passed, amending article 33 of the Constitution, formally recognizing the educational, social (…)Sports, youth, major events
We are living in times of crisis and discontinuity, the former of which has a beginning and an end while the latter endures, leaving its indelible mark. In the words of Pope Francis, ours is not an era of change but a change of era.
The first hybrid format Aspen Junior Fellows meeting offered a reflection on the future of Europe that took its cue from current events but also sought to form an image of the medium-term situation both at home and around the world.
