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The main challenge identified as facing European leaders was that of striking a delicate balance between maintaining domestic political consensus (in the face of strong (…)Saving Europe: a new compact across the Atlantic
Throughout its history, capitalism has shown an outstanding ability to evolve and adapt to changing political and technological environments.
The participants at this Aspen European Dialogue session held in Istanbul observed that the problems being experienced by the euro area in the wake of (…)Europe beyond the EU: the geo-economy of the wider continent
The Middle East is an increasingly diverse region where very old problems coexist with genuine opportunities for renewal and socio-economic progress. A powerful driver of (…)Back to the fertile crescent: the Middle East, Europe and the US
The current economic crisis is subjecting the entire “EU system” to conflicting pressures. On the one hand, the search for a synergistic and coordinated approach (…)Europe on the edge: the weak links and the Russia link
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The 2007 edition of the Aspen European Dialogue the conference focused on several crucial elements of the European debate, in both political and economic terms. (…)Global Europe: from Rhetoric to the Real World
Aspen Institute Italia dedicates the fifteenth edition of its Aspen European Dialogue to the topic Germany: the key to unlock Europe? This year’s international conference (…)Germany: the key to unlock Europe?
The 14th edition of the Institute’s Aspen European Dialogue focussed on possible scenarios for Europe in the coming decade: the choice between “superpower” and “super-space”, (…)Union and disunion: Europe in 2015
