Books: "Don't tell anyone" the novel by Gabriella Carmagnola which tells the story of the 40 years that transformed Italy
Gabriella Carmagnola's book will be presented on December 2 at the Teatro Franco Parenti in Milan
"The Cradle Trap": review of the book by Cifoni and Pirone. Nine proposals to go back to having children
The book explains what happened to Italy and proposes 9 actions to stem the demographic collapse and return to investing in the future and above all in Italians
Obeya: Tim Wiegel's book that teaches how to run a company according to the Toyota model
Obeya is a leadership tool developed by Toyota to maximize production and make the best use of human capital
Development is at stake in Italy at school: a new book by Patrizio Bianchi
In the book "In the mirror of the school", published by il Mulino, the economist of the Prodian school analyzes the reasons why Italy is the country in Europe with the lowest levels of education, with the lowest percentage of graduates and with The…
Visco presents Cipolla's "Money and Mediterranean civilization" in a new edition
20 years after the death of Carlo M. Cipolla, one of the major Italian historians of the economy, a new edition of the book "Money and Mediterranean Civilization" is published by Il Mulino with an introduction by the Governor of Bank of Italy, Ignazio Visco
Training and technological innovation: two priorities for Italy
In the new book by Alberto Orioli, deputy director of Il Sole 24 Ore, "Proposal for Italy", published by Einaudi, seven successful entrepreneurs and top managers clearly indicate the way to finally relaunch our country: here's how
The enigma Draghi, who really is the man who saved the euro
"The Draghi enigma" is the title of a book by Marco Cecchini which reveals the true nature of the man to whom many would gladly entrust the future of Italy
Money and payment systems: plan with Bitcoins
In a book published by il Mulino ("Moneta - From Homer's oxen to Bitcoin"), Riccardo De Bonis and Maria Iride Vangelisti of the Bank of Italy argue that, whatever the future of electronic payment systems and cryptocurrencies,…
Books: to save the planet comes a recipe from MIT
Making nature useless: how to grow more by spending fewer resources. This is the main road to follow to save the planet according to Andrew McAfee, a researcher at the Mio Sloan School of Management and co-founder and co-director of the MIT Initiative on…
Digital revolution yes, but “Don't be a machine”
Review of "Don't be a machine", the new book by Nicholas Agar, professor of ethics at the prestigious MIT, published in Italy by Luiss University Press
The Other-Africa: Afromodernity as a global condition
Review of the book "Theory from the South of the World. Or, how Euro-America is evolving towards Africa" by Jean and John Comaroff
Books: "The Money Alphabet" by Paolo Legrenzi
A book on economic and financial literacy that takes the reader on an inspiring journey through the lemmas of money
"If the Work Gets Gig", an essay by Colin Crouch
In this essay, the emeritus professor of sociology analyzes the consequences of the so-called "gig economy", proposing appropriate changes with a view to greater social equity
Cinema: the Dreyfus affair on FIRST Arte
The famous Dreyfus case is at the center of Roman Polanski's latest film, "An Officer and a Spy", winner of the Grand Jury Prize at the Venice International Film Festival
Cinema on FIRST Arte: "Living" by Francesca Archibugi
The film of the week on FIRST Arte: it's the turn of "Vivere" by Archibugi starring Micaela Ramazzotti and Adriano Gianni but also Marcello Fonte and Elisa Miccoli
Cinema, Domino: De Palma is there, but can't be seen
Burning disappointment for Brian De Palma's latest performance: improbable script, actors without direction, so much so that the intrigue in Stockholm was denied by the director himself. In this heat, it's better to enjoy a lemon ice cream
Italy and "The illusion of change" in the metamorphosis of Technology
Innovation is the evolution of Western capitalism. AI, Blockchain and Ubiquitous Computing: but technology will never dominate man. “The illusion of change. The Italy of today, the Italy of tomorrow" by Alessandro Aleotti (Bocconi Editore, 2019)
Cinema: Selfie, one of the best Italian films of the year
A curious, intelligent, experimental film that becomes a social documentary - The protagonists have the "camera" in their hands guiding the visual screenplay and the story in images - TRAILER.
Cinema, "Lo Spietato": Scamarcio gangster in Milan to drink
The story is taken from the novel Manager caliber 9 by Pietro Colaprico and Luca Fazzo, set in Milan in the 80s - Cuaron's Rome formula has been revived: three days at the cinema, then only Netflix - TRAILER.
Cinema, Us: Jordan Peele returns with an auteur horror film
After the global success of Get Out, the Oscar-winning director and screenwriter arrives in theaters with Us, a film in which monsters are our double and all possible evil is already inside our very soul - THE…
Cinema, The Front Runner: the eternal struggle between journalism and power
The film directed by Ivan Reitman and with Hugh Jackman in the leading role, tells the story of Gary Hart's run to the presidency and the secrets unveiled by the press that could jeopardize his victory - TRAILER.
Visco (Bank of Italy): "The investment that pays the most is knowledge"
In his new book "Difficult years - From the financial crisis to the new challenges for the economy" the Governor of the Bank of Italy revisits the crisis years of this century and addresses the challenges that lie ahead of us concluding with an "almost epilogue"…
Cinema, Vice – The man in the shadows: Christian Bale revives Dick Cheney
In the post-11/XNUMX USA, during the war in Afghanistan and the invasion of Iraq, Cheney moves, as skilled as he is unscrupulous vice president who with a wise and violent use of power managed to take over the fate of the country by emptying the…
Cinema: Power games and the great Oil for Food scandal
The film is inspired by a story from 95, when the UN launched the Oil For Food program for Iraq which will prove to be a gigantic source of corruption and malfeasance involving many multinationals and just as many big names…
Pope francesco. A man of his word: the great Wim Wenders is back
FROM THE MAGAZINE FIRST ARTE - Pope Francis. A man of his word, the documentary by the great Wim Wenders will be released in US cinemas on Friday 18 May.
Cinema: A Beautiful Day, Joaquin Phoenix hitman (for a good purpose)
The avenger Joaquin Phoenix tries to free a little girl prey to a gang of pedophiles made up of powerful politicians - A capital film, already awarded at Cannes, which runs almost perfectly and brings back memories of the unattainable Taxi...
Cinema: "Suburbicon", director Clooney tells the deep America
The film with the Coen brothers writing the screenplay is released: it is the all-American story of true events in the 50s, when a black family comes to live in a model town - The film denounces racism…
Cinema, IT is in theaters: a lot of anticipation, but little terror
The film based on the book by Stephen King had aroused many expectations from fans of the horror-thriller genre who, however, risk being disappointed. The story tells of a small town in which a mysterious killer-clown is raging, who kidnaps and kills…
Cinema: “The War” and the monkeys return to planet Earth
The review. The ninth episode of the famous saga based on Pierre Boulle's Planet of the Apes has arrived in cinemas. The war between monkeys and humans continues, between special effects and no holds barred. Who is the…
Cinema, "Spider-Man: Homecoming": the pains of the young Peter
REVIEW - The new Peter Parker (still high school) returns home after adventures with the Avengers and comes to terms with an identity and role crisis - On his way, however, he will find the Vulture.