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
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
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
For the twentieth consecutive year, two seminars were held, as part of a series inspired by the central and highly successful program of The Aspen (…)The Aspen Institute Italia Seminars
In an era of unprecedented change and complexity, three interconnected themes emerge as crucial: the future of society, intergenerational dynamics, and the evolving landscape of (…)Values and societies
Europe is not at war, but nor is it at peace. Europe finds itself today in an interregnum between the end of old parameters – (…)Challenges for European leadership in the new world order
The transformation of Europe’s financial system is based on three pillars: banking and capital integration, technological and monetary innovation, and the transition to sustainable finance. (…)Banks and finance: consolidation, innovation, and sustainability in the new global landscape
Italy has the resources, skills, and opportunities it needs for the development of its cities and regions, notwithstanding the scale of the economic, geopolitical, and (…)Infrastructure, economy, and the environment to revitalize cities and territories
Europe must revitalize economic growth to ensure the well-being of its citizens and maintain its role as a major global player. And this process will (…)Focus on industry: challenges, opportunities, and policies for business
Taking stock of the health of democracy is a challenging and complex task. It carries the risk of being overly pessimistic in times when authoritarian (…)The future of democracy: how systems, institutions and the media respond to crises
Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications are multiplying exponentially around the world and in the most disparate of contexts. Since the advent of Large Language Models and (…)The myriad faces of AI
The energy transition is at a crucial juncture. The geopolitical crises of recent years have raised concerns over the increasingly serious effects of climate change, (…)Energy: Making the transition happen
The tourism sector, a fundamental resource for the Italian economy, is currently facing a number of challenges and opportunities; first among these is surely the (…)Innovation, trends and territory: planning the tourism of the future
Boosting economic growth in Europe is increasingly acknowledged as a necessary requirement for promoting development and the prosperity of citizens. At the same time, the (…)Focus on industry: the EU and new industrial policies
Science – pure or basic – was the focus of the “Pure and Applied Research in the Moral Sciences” (in Italian) report presented during the (…)The future of pure science: the case for moral sciences
The group focused on understanding the role of science in society, in particular following the Covid-19 crisis, that has put science front and center in (…)Science and society: a new partnership for new challenges
The seminar focused on three dimensions where Artificial Intelligence (AI) is seen as having a significant impact on industry. The first of these was regulation. (…)Focus on Industry: notes on Industry 5.0
