Why Margaret Thatcher, Born a Century Ago, Changed the World
Leggi l’articolo in Italiano It is often said that few figures in recent history have proven as “divisive” as Margaret Thatcher. But can a truly political figure — one dedicated to spreading and implementing clearly defined ideas — ever avoid dividing public opinion? In my view, the answer, is negative. On this point, the Iron […]
Here is ‘Britaly’
Leggi in italiano The now famous cover of the Economist spoke of ‘Britaly’, understood as an “Italianisation” of British politics. Beyond the rather cloying stereotypes, we cannot deny that, following the 2016 EU referendum, that country’s institutional system of that country has undergone one shake-up after another, ending up by giving international observers not exactly […]
Italian agrifood in danger without Mario Draghi. The Nutriscore case.
Leggi in italiano Among the many issues left unresolved in Europe in the wake of the Draghi government crisis is that of Nutriscore, the traffic light labelling system owned by the French government, currently present in only a few EU member states (Belgium, precisely France, Germany, Luxembourg and the Netherlands), but which could become mandatory […]
Why the world economic system faces no danger, but globalization does
Leggi l’articolo in italiano Many think of globalization as a solely economic phenomenon. Hence, it comes as no surprise that they have started speaking of its “crisis” only upon the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, which brought heavy consequences on the production system; or ― at the latest ― the Russian invasion of Ukraine, which […]
The Economics of Christmas – LIVE TALK
THE ECONOMICS OF CHRISTMAS – LIVE TALK THURSDAY 17th DECEMBER – h. 6pm CET JOIN THE LIVE TALK: https://zoom.us/j/94517573020 SPEAKERS Wolfgang Müller, Executive Director of the Institute for Free Enterprise in Berlin and General Secretary at the European Institute for Climate and Energy in Jena. Oliver Schwarz, Director of the Ötztal Tourismus. Christof T. Zeller-Zellenberg, […]