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Corporate culture

curated by Antonio Calabrò

Industry at its finest gives rise to culture,
forging original combinations of value and values, profitability and social relations

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Doing theatre, a life-giving gamble for good business: the Eliseo and Parenti Theatres

Theatre is popular culture, the "ideal place for communities to voice their stories," as Andrée Ruth Shammah, the great "lady of theatre" loves to say. Keeping a theatre alive, bringing ...

Milan the metropolis – open, innovative and supportive: here are the challenges with other...

Milan, the most open-minded, European and enterprising Italian metropolis. Now busy dealing with a new cycle of municipal government. Following in the footsteps of the previous municipal council that was ...

Settimo Torinese and its bid to become city of culture: an innovative place combining...

Can a small, industrial city, for many years seen as merely a suburb populated by factories and housing schemes, become Italy's "city of culture" in 2018? Settimo Torinese, a town ...

Productivity, here’s why Italy is still in crisis. Investing in reforms, innovation and hi-tech...

Italy has to do more for productivity. This warning comes from the OECD, in early June, after a positive assessment of the economic growth and appreciation for the reforms launched ...

This is “industrial policy”: infrastructure, research and training to make companies grow

For Italy, an “industrial policy” is helpful. Or, to be more precise, a new and better industrial policy. Certainly not State intervention to support certain sectors categorised as “strategic”. Or, ...