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
Rapid change is a feature of the contemporary world that highlights a series of uncertainties and opportunities for labor and professional formation. Overcoming those uncertainties (…)The future of labor
The Italian economy registered GDP growth of 3.9% in 2022. The picture that paints is of a strong country buoyed by the indisputable resilience of (…)Aspen Collective Mind: Business and youth
Educational curricula are traditionally designed to train young people for the world of work. In that sense, education plays a fundamental role in determining new (…)New approaches to education and training in a changing world
After two years of planning, the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR) has reached the point of implementation, with distributions going to local agencies that (…)Italy’s recovery and resilience plan: how to strengthen and accelerate the implementation phase
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 (…)The evolution of Europe: perspectives and goals for the young
Due not least to the disruption brought on by the pandemic, the early part of this decade has been marked by two macro-trends: the pervasiveness (…)New businesses, skills, generations
In corporations and in cities, it is people that make the difference. This was the theme of a discussion with Marco Bucci, one-time corporate manager (…)Governing a community. Public administration and citizenry
The European Union response to the pandemic’s economic consequences has been the unprecedented mobilization of 2.4 billion euro in resources. The largest slice of the (…)Recovery Plan for the new generation
The health emergency of recent months has changed the needs of citizens, particularly as regards their way of living in cities and private homes. These (…)The future of the city: tomorrow is already yesterday
The main thread of the meeting could be summarized in this initial question: How can political relations between two culturally similar countries like Italy and (…)Financing the recovery. Europe, Germany, Italy
A return to life in small towns and outlying areas could offer a strategic opportunity for Italian post-pandemic economic recovery. Italy’s environmental and cultural heritage (…)Smart Land: Can small towns and outlying areas be an option in the country’s pursuit of growth?
The automobile industry is riding the crest of a major innovative wave involving the digitalization of products and processes, the science of materials and solutions (…)The car of the future: Made in Italy, technology, competition
The third Aspen University Fellows round table focused on the digital revolution’s impact on democracies. The world is currently experiencing a sort of mingling of (…)Internet and the new media: how democracy is changing
