The global economy is undergoing deep and rapid changes that are revolutionizing how production is organized. The very concept of the “job market” seems outdated (…)Labour market: innovation and skills development
Water is an undeniable human right essential to the life and health of all citizens. Its distribution, however, is a complex process that presupposes the (…)Efficiency, innovation and sustainability in the water industry
Italy is, by far, leader of Europe’s circular economy, recuperating double the European average of raw material, much more than the Germans in all sectors, (…)The circular economy and sustainable development
The crises of 2008 and 2011 had a greater impact on Umbria than they did on other parts of Italy and Europe. Conditions had already (…)The requalification of industrial areas in crisis: a vision for the future.
Wealth creation, energy demand and CO2 emissions continued even through 2018, building on the trend of the previous year. With every day that passes, the (…)Making the most of Italy’s energy resources
Italy has great potential to attract investments but many factors still hinder the influx of foreign capital. Data on the presence of multinationals offer a (…)Foreign investments as a driver of growth in Italy
Wedged as they are between factors that limit profitability and competition from Fintech companies, banks are being forced to innovate. In a European scenario penalized (…)The future of banking, the bank of the future
Current economic data offer a conflicting pitcure of the Italian country system. Some of the numbers are encouraging: the balance of payments is positive, inflation (…)How the financial markets see Italy
Brexit and all the uncertainty it is generating constitute an entirely new and potentially destabilizing element for financial markets. London has long functioned as Europe’s (…)Brexit and financial markets: the consequences for Italy
Concomitant with the adoption of more stringent European copyright rules, any discussion of innovation and competition in the information sector necessarily involves examination of the (…)Culture, information and competition: identity and multipolar governance
Europe is finally being put to the vote. Of course, the parties of individual nations will continue to count, and national issues will hold a (…)Toward the european elections
Discussions at this national roundtable opened with the observation that the tax reforms signed into law by the Trump administration have an air of momentousness (…)The US Tax reform
Discussions at this National Conference kicked off with the observation that Italy’s trade-fair sector is a key tool for promoting the country’s economy. Not only (…)Italian trade fair sector for a new industrial policy
Investments, culture, sharing: three elements that pundits and professionals consider indispensable to making System Italy resistant to cyber threats.
The participants at this national roundtable described Italian agriculture as a sector which, although growing, is still replete with shortcomings. The industry has shown that (…)Innovation to boost competitiveness in agriculture
The international system is at a highly uncertain stage of transition, both in terms of the economy and of politics and security. Following the acceleration (…)How global power is shifting: stakes and priorities for Italy
The participants at this roundtable noted that there is practically unanimous consensus on the need to rise to the challenge of achieving eco-sustainable mobility, a (…)Shifting to sustainable transportation in Italy: social and economic consequences
Kicking off discussions at this National Interest event was the observation that the opening of Italy’s 18th legislature would seem to portend a new order (…)Constitutional reforms in Italy
