Pills Of Italian Daily Life: The Doctor
In Italy, the doctor is almost a mythological figure, the only one who studied in a village where most people didn't know how to read and write.
Why The Epidemic Does Not Make All Workers Equal
Instead of helping to deal with economic crises, flexible employment contracts have resulted in an increase in inequality among Italian workers.
How COVID-19 Is Forcing Italy To Become A Digital Country
Italy was the country with the fewest people working from home in Europe before the emergency of COVID-19. Has the situation changed?
Why Italy’s Contact Tracing Is Not Working
An inefficient contact tracing system and red tape are thwarting efforts to prevent Covid outbreaks.
Crisis, Communication, And Covid-19
The coronavirus forced governments to engage quickly and sincerely with the public. Will it last?
The Dire Fate Of The Self-Employed
Self-employed workers are the bedrock of Italy's economy, and with every week of complete shutdown their standing becomes more frail
The Case For Amnesty
We absolutely need to think of amnesty for those economic costs that many millions of us will not recoup, but it needs to become more than a fiscal policy for the reconstruction of Italy. It must become our worldview.
Should Governments Choose What Is Essential In Life?
By becoming the arbiter of what is essential in life, the Italian government has lost its sense of proportion
Mental Health in A Post Lockdown Italy
Italy is on the verge of a second total lockdown. What’s worse, is that there’s now data to support the experts' worst fears about the consequence of isolation.
How To Build An Italian Baby Boom
Fewer and fewer Italian couples are having babies, with measurable consequences for the country. What can be done?