Books

In Formal and Informal Networks in Organizations, Giuseppe Soda shows why organizational charts and procedures reveal only part of the corporate reality

In her latest book, The Cost of Cynicism, Sylvie Goulard argues that Europe's real problem is not excessive idealism, but the tendency to prioritize short-term interests over preparing for the future. Reflecting on the link between competitiveness, security, biodiversity and democracy, she calls for overcoming ideological conflicts to address long-term challenges

It's not enough to simply disseminate science: people need to understand it, discuss it and be empowered by it, so as to be able to use science to take collective decisions. As Paola Dubini and Fiorenzo Galli argue in Scienza è Cultura (Egea), what is at stake is building scientific citizenship

From the crisis of the mid-1990s to the founder's return home: in the preface to Geoffrey Cain's book Exile, Diego Piacentini offers an inside look at Apple's most fragile and decisive moment

Between record debt, vast but idle savings and companies that are too small, the country remains in a fragile equilibrium. Stefano Caselli explains why, without a clear commitment to growth, Italy risks remaining on the sidelines

Marta Cartabia explains why democratic power needs limits, so that constitutional courts are not an obstacle to but a guarantee of democracy, and why liberal democracies today are being silently hollowed out