The economic, social and geopolitical impact of Covid-19 presents challenges that, as they are confronted, will have significant, long-term consequences for the country’s future. In (…)Proposals for the future from Aspen Institute Italia Junior Fellows
The pandemic has had a considerable impact on lifestyles, both temporarily and longer term (structurally). Even after the arrival of an anti-coronavirus vaccine, an interconnected (…)Building an interconnected society: infrastructure, investment, innovation and integration
The future of work was the main theme of the digital panel discussion set up with the collaboration of the national council of the association (…)More and better jobs in the great global transformation
In stark contrast with the past, any analysis of the year 2020 is dominated by the profound impact of a pandemic so capricious as to (…)Making the most of Italy’s energy resources
The theme of mobility is central to current reflections on economic development, and considerations on the mobility of persons and goods – to which approximately (…)Infrastructure and sustainable mobility
The global economy is undergoing deep and rapid changes that are revolutionizing how production is organized. The very concept of the “job market” seems outdated (…)Labour market: innovation and skills development
Italy is, by far, leader of Europe’s circular economy, recuperating double the European average of raw material, much more than the Germans in all sectors, (…)The circular economy and sustainable development
Wealth creation, energy demand and CO2 emissions continued even through 2018, building on the trend of the previous year. With every day that passes, the (…)Making the most of Italy’s energy resources
Brexit and all the uncertainty it is generating constitute an entirely new and potentially destabilizing element for financial markets. London has long functioned as Europe’s (…)Brexit and financial markets: the consequences for Italy
Italy has great potential to attract investments but many factors still hinder the influx of foreign capital. Data on the presence of multinationals offer a (…)Foreign investments as a driver of growth in Italy
Concomitant with the adoption of more stringent European copyright rules, any discussion of innovation and competition in the information sector necessarily involves examination of the (…)Culture, information and competition: identity and multipolar governance
Europe is finally being put to the vote. Of course, the parties of individual nations will continue to count, and national issues will hold a (…)Toward the european elections
The aim of this Aspen Institute Italia round table was to examine the public administration’s role in meeting the challenges posed by technological innovation. A (…)Public Administration and capitalism of the digital platforms
There has been a waning over recent years in society’s trust in and understanding of scientific progress and its pervasive benefits. How can science and (…)Science and people. Understanding and supporting research and its applications
The Italian and European healthcare systems are under increasing pressure as the result of a series of dynamics involving their populations and of new technological (…)Innovative therapies and welfare: a new paradigm
Banking is one of the sectors most exposed to the digital revolution. The major changes introduced by new technologies and the various actors that have (…)Open innovation: financial technology, banking, business
