December
Index
It is only by recognising asymmetries that we can extract value from them instead of creating rifts in the system.
by Andrea Sironi
Asymmetries are matter for debate for economists, politicians and sociologists, but they also influence our own lives.
by Paola Peduzzi
Crises increase inequality, but we are learning to address their impact. In Italy, for example...
by Azzurra Rinaldi
The age we live in is marked by profound discontinuities almost unprecedented in recent times.
by Philippe Donnet
What truly distinguishes the EU’s wealthiest cities from its poorest?
by Alessandro Gandolfi
The development of our cities does not follow a centre-suburb process any longer, but rather new and complex trajectories that create “spatial asymmetries”.
by Sonia Stefanizzi
We do not all have equal access to education. Distance learning has been a prime example of the improved opportunities available to the economically and socially well-off.
by Claudio Giunta
There is a mismatch in the skills required by employers and those offered by employees.
by Lidia Baratta
Symmetry and asymmetry have taken on changing significance in the representation of the aesthetic canon of different periods.
by Andrea Batilla
The High Price of CashmereThe dramatic impact of goats on Mongolia’s economy.
by Beniamino Pisati
With SME EnterPRIZE, Generali promotes the culture of sustainability among European small and medium enterprises.
The Editorial Office
Generali promotes diversity, equity and inclusion as a means of creating value.
The Editorial Office
The renovation of the Procuratie Vecchie building is a reflection of Venice’s status as a laboratory of sustainability and inclusion.
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The Human Development Index has declined for the second consecutive year, but it’s not too late to reverse the trend.
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