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
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 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
The first 2019 meeting of the Aspen Junior Fellows focused on analyzing the European Union’s plans and prospects in this year of parliamentary elections. “Knowing (…)A politeia for a new, strong and fair Europe
Modern medicine is in continuous evolution, with discoveries and technologies unimaginable until just a few years ago. The field of immunology could not have conceived, (…)Maladies of the future: hopes and fears
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
Aspen Institute Italia’s first event for 2018 prompted a cross-generational debate on the challenges facing Europe, examined from the Mediterranean perspective of Spain and Italy. (…)Spain and Italy: present challenges and the European perspective
It was noted, at this Aspen Junior Fellows meeting and debate session, that twenty-five years ago in December 1993, the Delors’ White Paper on “Growth, (…)How technology will change the world
This meeting and debate session kicked off with observation that the debate over the impacts of cutting-edge technologies, such as artificial intelligence, on the business (…)Rethinking our future, with Augmented Intelligence
What road will Britain take once out of Europe, and what repercussions will this have for the European Union, in an international situation fraught with (…)The UK and Europe: the big challenge
This Aspen Junior Fellows meeting and debate session got underway with the observation that the performance of the Italian economy was marked by a succession (…)The Italian economy and youth: resources and goals
The starting premise of proceedings at this Meeting for The Aspen Junior Fellows group was that any discussion regarding energy of the future entails an (…)The future of Energy
The financial crisis, the economic crisis, a crisis in the traditional workings of democracy, “Europe in crisis”: these were the phenomena highlighted by participants at (…)The Rule of Law in the European Union and in its member states
Discussions at this Meeting for Aspen Junior Fellows kicked off with the observation that every generation is distinguished by a different set of rules that (…)Future leaders: values, skills, and codes of conduct
The participants at this Meeting for the Aspen Junior Fellows noted that, unlike in the past, leadership today is measured by the ability to build (…)Training to be a leader: fostering individual talent while building a winning team
The participants at this Meeting for The Aspen Junior Fellows openly acknowledged that standing up to international comparison represents one of the key challenges for (…)Building leadership excellence: Italy and everyone else
Serving as the springboard for discussions at this Meeting for the Aspen Junior Fellows was the observation that Italy’s fortunes will pick up again, and (…)Italy’s business scene
Discussions at this Meeting for the Aspen Junior Fellows began with acknowledgment that Italy’s maritime border along the Mediterranean is the country’s only extra-European frontier. (…)The geopolitical importance of maritime security for Italy
This meeting for the Aspen Junior Fellows focused on ways in which Italy’s great store of health knowledge and learning might be deployed to come (…)Health challenges for Italian businesses: thinking global
