At this national roundtable discussion, it was observed that the global phenomenon known as e-commerce is bringing about a paradigm shift in distribution models for (…)E‐commerce, security, distribution channels: opportunities and challenges for businesses and consumers
Discussions at this national roundtable session got underway with the opening premise that the economic crisis and its social consequences have profoundly called into question (…)Charity and the global economy: in search of a new model
Participants at this roundtable session were of a consensus that Italy still has an effective industrial system, and may continue to do so as long (…)Does Italy’s important industrial sector still have a future?
Discussions at this roundtable got underway with the observation that five years of crisis – triggered by the collapse of the financial sector and constantly (…)A multidisciplinary culture to build a new future: knowledge, capacity to change, responsibility
In this national roundtable session devoted to examining the nature of electoral reform required in Italy, the opening premise to the discussions was that modern (…)Electoral reform for Italy
The opening premise at this National Conference on the important economic role played by Italy’s intelligence services was that, in a globally competitive marketplace, intelligence (…)The security sector: protecting Italy and its businesses
It was noted at this national roundtable discussion that, according to the two most well-known systems for measuring the level of economic freedom existing in (…)Modernizing Italy’s public administration for people and business
Driving discussions at this national roundtable was an awareness that any attempt at positing a restructure of the Italian design industry must contend with the (…)Revising the design industry: networks, culture, innovation, and business management
Kick-starting discussions at this national roundtable event was the observation that few subjects have lent themselves as well in Italian public debate to the vivid (…)Reducing Italy’s public debt: is selling public assets a solution?
Discussion at this national roundtable got underway with the observation that tourism is another largely underutilized resource that features prominently in the (somewhat copious) catalog (…)Tourism, infrastructure, and territorial challenges: new strategies to spur Italy’s economy
Proceedings at this National Roundtable examining the link between fiscal equity and growth in Italy got underway with the observation that, according to the Italian (…)Striking a balance between a fair tax system and economic growth in Italy
The starting premise for the discussions at this National Interest conference was that the coupling of research and development (R&D) is, at least on paper, (…)Scientific research to bolster Italy’s economic development
The participants at this National Conference noted that for decades the relationship between labor and capital in Italy seems to have swung periodically between the (…)The labor market, competitiveness and human capital
At this roundtable session dedicated to the subject of Italian welfare reform, it was noted that European welfare models have come under pressure from major (…)Reforming welfare in Italy: public and private sectors for a new social pact
Opening up discussions at this national roundtable on the power of the web was the observation that the internet has changed the face of politics, (…)The power of the net: new challenges for leaders
It is a long story that began back in the 1990s and that is still very much a part of the debate today. We are (…)Liberalizing Italy’s economy: needs and opportunities
On July 19, the awards ceremony for the “Italian unification” competition organized by Aspen Institute Italia and the Istituto della Enciclopedia Italiana was held at (…)Award Ceremony for the Aspen-Treccani Competition Winners “Italian Unification”
The indestructible bond between art and the economy needs to be forcefully reiterated today, even at such a tough time for the global economy and (…)The arts, the economy, the market: in search of a virtuous dialogue
This national roundtable got underway with the observation that the digital revolution which began in the late 1990s has radically changed the world of television. (…)The future of Italian television
The fourth edition of the “Italian Leaders Abroad” conference was inaugurated with a speech by Italian Prime Minister Mario Monti. The meeting gave rise to (…)Italian leaders abroad
