From banks to competitive enterprises
Leading in to discussions at this Aspen Junior Fellows event was the observation that 2014 is the launch year for the European Banking Union, the (…)From banks to competitive enterprises
Leading in to discussions at this Aspen Junior Fellows event was the observation that 2014 is the launch year for the European Banking Union, the (…)From banks to competitive enterprises
The title of this event yielded three key words for a debate on modern leadership: change, uncertainty and complexity. The proceedings got underway with the (…)Understanding change. Opportunities and risks for leaders in an era of uncertainty and complexity
This Aspen Junior Fellows meeting and debate session got underway with the observation that the importance of protecting the public economic order is underlined by (…)Italy’s tax police and financial markets. Preventing crimes to ensure economic stability
By way of opening premise at this Aspen Junior Fellows meeting, it was observed that the current crisis is an accelerator of change and, like (…)Youth and Italy’s future: what new leaders need to know
Opening discussions at this Aspen Junior Fellows event was the observation that the increase in the speed of progression of events and the shift towards (…)The future of capitalism in Italy: the role of youth in a more competitive world
The latest Aspen Junior Fellow Breakfast meeting on the topic of Youth and Employment in Italy got underway with a number of key questions posed (…)Youth and employment
This encounter with Professor Guido Tabellini, Rector and Full Professor of Economics at the Luigi Bocconi University, gave the Aspen Junior Fellows an in-depth look (…)Making hard choices: economic and political challenges for Europe
This Aspen Junior Fellow Breakfast event saw the participants make a concerted effort to examine the individual challenges facing Italy through a broader frame of (…)Italy in the future tense. Values, culture, skills, competitiveness
It was remarked during this AJF Breakfast meeting that the Mediterranean has been an area of ongoing interest throughout the history of Aspen Institute Italia, (…)The Mediterranean: from epicenter of humanity to energy hub
The event was introduced by the reflection on presentism, or the lack of collective attention in a country overly concerned with the present and which (…)Looking to tomorrow: for a youthful future
The challenges, opportunities and constraints facing future generations is the recurring theme of the Aspen Junior Fellow Breakfasts, examined from an international perspective. In this (…)Leading in Europe, Leading Europe
The aim of this meeting was to debate the issues raised by a White Paper entitled “Living well in an active society: the future of (…)The future of welfare in Italy: opportunites and social responsability
The breakfast meeting got underway with an identification of the long-term challenges that the economic crisis poses to the West. It was noted that the (…)The world after the crash
The participants at this talk and debate session were reminded that the main priority on the economic agenda of Western countries is the immediate promotion (…)Jump-starting economic growth
The current financial crisis has lasted longer and been more damaging than expected, revealing the extent of market failure. The rule-free market era is over. (…)The global financial emergency: how to overcome it
Human rights were defined as fundamental inalienable rights of all individuals. The tradition of human rights trace back to the ancient world and was codified (…)Human rights and politics: facing the issue from a US and an Italian perspective