A world of books at the Festival dell'Economia di Trento
Is a more ESG world really a more humane and sustainable world? Are the strategies put in place by governments, institutions and companies to combat climate change really effective? How do we manage the fragilities of our time? What is the future of Europe and the idea of the West known so far?
These are just some of the great questions that journalists, economists and analysts will try to answer, together with leading exponents of the Italian political-institutional, academic and cultural scene, protagonists of the new edition of the meetings dedicated to the world of books and the infinite spaces for reflection that they are able to offer to their readers.
The now stable collaboration of the 24 ORE Group with some of the major national publishers further expands the cultural offer of the Trento Economy Festival thanks to the presence of authoritative signatures and voices such as the Naples prosecutor Nicola Gratteri and the historian Antonio Nicaso, Professor Bernardo Mattarella and former undersecretary Roberto Garofoli, financier Francesco Micheli, analyst Roger Abravanel, managers Stefano Lucchini and Massimo Lapucci, journalists Serena Mazzini and Emilio Cozzi, but also the second most starred chef in the world, Enrico Bartolini.
Art and culture, sustainability, governance of the great global processes underway, artificial intelligence, social networks, but also the insidious phenomenon of the mafias seen from the Italian point of view and from the most unusual of distant Japan are among the themes at the centre of the varied programme of presentations by Sole 24 Ore, 24 ORE Cultura, Baldini+Castoldi, Bocconi University Press, Egea, Eurilink, Il Mulino, Il Saggiatore, Mondadori, Rizzoli, Solferino.
