The topic of Economics and the Open Society will be explored in four broad areas which will relate the economy to politics, society, the world and citizens during the Forum scheduled for May 9 to 12.
The economy and society
Immigration, work and welfare are areas which have considerable consequences for the shaping of society. During the Forum, these areas will be explored from among the many topics which relate the economy to society.
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The economy and the world
Does globalization, aside from overcoming geographical, political and cultural barriers, also help make a society more open? What are, or are becoming, the strategic resources of the current international context?
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The economy and the community
Education is a right, but also a duty (according to the Italian Constitution) and an opportunity for each individual. If quality schools produce better citizens, how can the educational system be improved?
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The economy and politics
It is good politics that makes for good economics. Political scientists, sociologists and economists ask what it takes to have an economy that is healthy, growing, competitive and able to ensure both opportunity and rights to all members of the community.
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Beyond economics
Beyond economics, other themes and places with which an Open Society confronts itself.
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