Opening proceedings at this International Workshop was the observation that complex challenges lie ahead for the world’s three major economic engines, namely China, Europe, and (…)China, Europe, United States: the global adjustment
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 current financial crisis has thrown into sharp relief the close links that exist between monetary policy, the banking sector, sovereign debt, and serious imbalances (…)The Eurozone’s path: the Union between reality and aspiration
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
One of the opening observations at this International Workshop was that the shape of transatlantic relations is gradually changing with the emergence of a new (…)The rising economic powerhouses: Latin America’s role in the global rebalancing
At this talk-debate event held in Rome, it was noted that although twenty years have passed since the publication of the book “Nazioni senza ricchezza, (…)Nations without wealth, wealth without nations
The starting premise for this talk-debate was that the outcome of the recent US presidential elections confirms that social and demographic factors are instrumental in (…)America after the vote. Taxation and representation
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
During this roundtable session, a number of factors were identified as contributing to the volatility in energy, agricultural commodity and food prices, including: the significant (…)The bull commodity markets return
Radek Sikorsky at Aspen Institute Italia. The Foreign Minister of Poland held an off the record seminar at our Institute. The debate focused on the (…)Radek Sikorsky at Aspen Institute Italia
This international roundtable, which saw the participation of a delegation from the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, provided an opportunity to discuss developments in the (…)China and the European crisis
This talk-debate was organized by Aspen Institute Italia to mark the recent publication in Italy (by EGEA) of Kishore Mahbubani’s book entitled The New Asian (…)The West in the Asian century
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
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
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 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 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
At the same time as the China-US Strategic and Economic Dialogue, a seminar was held in Milan with Edward Tse, Booz & Company’s Chairman for (…)The China challenge
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
