Book review: Dan Senor e Saul Singer, “Startup nation” A council for foreign relations book, Twelve New York 2011, pp. 309 Probably no other book analyses so deeply the reasons of the Israeli startup boom and allows the policy makers from other countries to draw some
New figures show a vibrant Italian economy: are we looking at a comeback of the second industrial power of Europe a few months away from the next G7 summit where Italy will hold the Presidency? International investors might find it more useful to look at
Since 2003 I have been working to support SMEs in their effort to export and expand into foreign markets. In teh last 30 years export has become increasingly a must for many companies that see their internal market shrinking and need to compensate their losses
“Looking at Italy only as a chaotic and unreliable place where to fish for the best companies to move to Switzerland is a very short sighted approach to the Italian market. Italy, which is the second largest manufacturing country in Europe, could be an even
„Italy would deserve better leaders but also better European neighbors“ Rising populism in the West is partly based on fake news and political speculation and partly rooted in the harsh consequences of economic globalization on western middle class income and quality of life. In Italy there’s
Fabrizio Macrì
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Author of two books ("Oltrefrontiera", Caosfera-2011 and "No Euro No Party", Street Lib-2018 isbn 9788828357360) and articles; passionate about Geopolitics, Political Economy and International Relations.