Kicking off proceedings at this International Conference was the observation that the fourth industrial revolution is already underway, taking advantage of technologies that transcend the (…)Industry 4.0: comparing best practices in the EU
No country has fully achieved gender parity. A renewed effort from all actors at all levels, and from women and men alike, is necessary.
A report on “Digital disruption and transformation of Italian manufacturing”, which focuses particularly on the case of Piedmont within the context of Northern Italy, was (…)Industrial renaissance: digital disruption and the post 4.0 economy
No aspect of life, business or politics is immune to the major technological changes of our time. The speed and scale of transformation is such (…)Creative disruption: technological innovation, new inequalities and human security
The large trade and financial flows across the Mediterranean region and the Middle East are major opportunities for economic recovery. They are based mainly on (…)Hubs and networks in the Mediterranean basin: A path to sustainable growth
Emerging from discussions during the Med 2015 Youth Forum – devoted to the topic “The challenge: new jobs for new generations” – was the finding (…)Youth Forum – New Jobs for New Generations
Kick-starting talks at this session of the Aspen Mediterranean Initiative was the observation that the arduous and variegated evolution of the Mediterranean region needs to (…)Arab Evolutions. The Mediterranean after the global slowdown
Launching discussions at this World Economy Conference was an acknowledgement by those in attendance that the recovery from the economic crisis of recent years has (…)The next frontiers: tapping the potential of our economies
The opening premise of discussions at this International Conference was that scientific research is crucial to innovation, understood as both the discovery of new facts, (…)Science and innovation: research, infrastructure and international collaboration
Discussions at this 2-day event got underway with the observation that the Mediterranean Sea clearly connects Europe not just with North Africa, but also the (…)The changing Mediterranean: the quest for growth and the Gulf factor
Those attending this second installment of the Aspen Bosphorus Dialogue embarked on a renewed consideration of the overarching issues stemming from the relationship between the (…)Double transition: economics and politics across Europe and the Mediterranean
The second Aspen Mediterranean Initiative seminar provided the opportunity to widen the network of the region’s emerging leaders as it analyzed the relationship between traditional (…)Media, business and societies: a platform for change
The Mediterranean region is very diverse and simultaneously presents elements of close interdependence: the economic crisis of the past few years has shown that each (…)Energizing the Mediterranean economies: transitions, global competition and the search for opportunities
The Dialogue session got underway with the observation that the world economic recovery has failed to alleviate the social impact of the crisis, with the (…)Jobs, growth and values. Creating opportunities for new generations
Those attending this Aspen Mediterranean Initiative workshop set out to evaluate the impact of the so-called “Arab spring” on the economies of North Africa and (…)From Arab spring to Arab winter? Regional trends and implications for business
The focus of this international conference was the family-run firm, without question the most widely-used business ownership and organizational structure. It was noted that in (…)Family businesses: leading the future
The Aspen Mediterranean Initiative participants concurred that the Mediterranean area is becoming even more diverse than it has been in the past, a fact which (…)Aspen Mediterranean Initiative
The second meeting of the Trialogue series focused on the issues of global economic governance (with special attention to the role of the G20), trans-Atlantic (…)China-Europe-U.S. Trialogue Second meeting
The Conference got underway with a general discussion on a fundamental question: in the new world order, is Europe’s importance destined to wane – no (…)Europe in the G-20 world
Aspen Institute Italia organized the “China, Europe, U.S. Trialogue” jointly with Aspen USA and the Central School of the Communist Party, in cooperation with the (…)China, Europe, U.S. Trialogue
