Given the current uncertainty over the global economy’s recovery, interest in the prospects of the South American continent, which seems finally able to express its (…)After the crisis: Europe and Latin America
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 crisis currently in progress is exceptional for many reasons, including the fact that it seems to be the culmination of a series of rapid-growth (…)Aspen for the G-8. Sustainable Capitalism
The Conference discussion focused on the overall international scenario that may emerge after the worst of the economic crisis has passed. A fundamental question arises (…)The world after the crisis: designing the future
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
This event was part of the broader Aspen for the G-8 project, dedicated to Italy’s presidency of the G-8. The project aims to contribute to (…)Global Health Forum
This conference was launched in memory of all that Giovanni Agnelli gave to strengthen relations between the United States and Italy. Discussion went on to (…)Italy, Europe and the U.S. The Transatlantic link and its future
Bilateral relations between Italy and Israel have intensified recently, producing some promising results, though, for the big strategic questions and economic issues, broader EU involvement (…)Italy, Europe and Israel: building a privileged partnership
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
The yearly conference offers an important moment to reflect on the prevailing trends of the world economy in the medium and long term. The 2007 (…)The Aspen Dialogue on World Economy – The New Geopolitics of the Global Economy
The Conference described and analyzed proposals for generational turnover in Italy and Europe. Participants focused on fostering merit in the areas of economics, politics and (…)Shaping our Future – Merit, not age, as the discriminating factor
The conference “Constructing the Euro-Mediterranean Space: where are we headed?” dealt with the political, economic and technological divide that currently persists between the northern and (…)Constructing the Euro-Mediterranean Space: Where are We Headed?
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
The Institute’s annual appointment to discuss the global economy concentrated on major challenges facing the international economic community this year. The meeting opened with a (…)The Aspen Dialogue on World Economy – The Asia-Pacific link. How the East is reshaping the West
The Aspen Dialogue on World Economy, each year, reflects on prevalent trends both in the medium and long term. In 2005, the conference took place (…)The West, the BRICs and the rest: a global agenda for the transatlantic economy
