Robert Wade: “Artificial intelligence is developing medium-level jobs, jobs on which politics should focus”

The London School of Economics professor gives his take on labor policies in Europe and advises young people on how to build their own future

Di |2024-07-15T10:05:37+01:00Agosto 2nd, 2019|Education, Innovation, MF|0 Commenti

Big corporations? They are now political actors

In his latest book, The Political Power of Global Corporations, John Mikler, professor of international relations at the University of Sydney, investigates the political turnaround of large multinationals. We met him.

Di |2024-07-15T10:05:33+01:00Luglio 1st, 2019|Innovation, MF, Social Inclusion|0 Commenti

Less politics and less inequality: the European challenges to create better jobs

Joan R. Rosés (London School of Economics and Political Science): Digital economy and technological innovation are concentrated in a few areas. This is the problem we need to solve

Di |2024-07-15T10:05:33+01:00Giugno 28th, 2019|Education, MF, Social Inclusion|0 Commenti

Stiglitz: “Inequality? The result of our choices and political and economic actions. But we can reverse our direction.”

The Nobel Prize for Economics winner Joseph Stiglitz reflects about the inequalities that impact society and the role of technology and training in overturning the rules of the game.

Di |2024-07-15T10:04:47+01:00Novembre 21st, 2017|Future of Work, MF|0 Commenti

Do New Technologies Cause Unemployment? Not really. Training is the key

The Director of the OCSE Department of Labour and Social Policies has no doubts: "Automation will not create unemployment. The only way to limit the polarizing effect between workers and high and low qualifications will be continuous training."

Di |2024-07-15T10:04:35+01:00Luglio 7th, 2017|Future of Work, Innovation, MF|0 Commenti
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