Policies for waging the battle against climate change and for and managing the phenomenon are central to both the post-pandemic economic recovery and to transatlantic (…)The economics of climate change: a joint agenda between US and Europe
In a global framework filled with uncertainty and marked by several true systemic changes, the still structurally sound transatlantic relationship is undeniably feeling the effect (…)Italy, the US and Europe: facing inevitable change in a smart way
Serving as the opening premise for proceedings at this session of the Aspen Transatlantic Dialogue was the observation that productivity, not employment, will be the (…)The next industrial revolution. Manufacturing and society in the XXI century
At this latest edition of the Aspen Transatlantic Dialogue, the participants pointed to recent developments in the United States – with the at-least partial “shutdown” (…)Pivot to Europe: options for a new Atlantic century
In what is a changing transatlantic and international context, the European Union has opened a new phase in the debate on the digital economy. It (…)A new digital framework: markets, rules and innovation
The members of the first panel analyzed the multiple repercussions of the crisis that began in 2008 on the Western economies, as well as on (…)Western democracies under pressure
The starting point for the discussions at this event was scientific method, with an emphasis on the complex and often problematic interaction of the “exact” (…)Politics, science and innovation across the Atlantic
The participants analyzed the scenario that has emerged in America since the elections of November 2008 as well as the likely prospects for American foreign (…)The State of the Unions: testing transatlantic expectations after Bush
Aspen Italia’s annual Transatlantic Dialogue focused this year on persistent widespread instability in the Middle East. Various ideas for pragmatic solutions were proposed, though no (…)Business and democracy: bringing the Middle East out of crisis
