Meritocracy is a term coined in the United States (in English: meritocracy, composed of the Latin meritum «merit» and -cracy «-cracy») and introduced in Italy in the Seventies.
Education
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What is the point of a ranking of how happy the various countries of the world are? I ask myself this question on March 20, the tenth World Day of Happiness established by the United Nations.
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On a typical school day, 1 billion children enter a classroom around the world. That’s more than ever. Yet for many of them, an acceptable quality education is still a distant goal.
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Once upon a time, there were the ESGs: Environmental, Social, Governance. A dream born from the rubble of global crises, to say that yes, another kind of economy was possible.
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How much is a human life worth in times of war? Deep reflections on the cost of conflicts and the urgent need to rediscover our humanity.
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A revolution is under way. A rich economic period leads to a new philosophic moment. You were born to learn and it is your duty to keep on doing it. And you have to do it right away!
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Mediolanum is a Positive Bank: the meeting with Jacques Attali at the LH Forum 2014 in San Patrignano.
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Human Intelligence is the most valuable resource on Earth and is fed by Education.
Other thematic areas
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Meritocracy is a term coined in the United States (in English: meritocracy, composed of the Latin meritum «merit» and -cracy «-cracy») and introduced in Italy in the Seventies.
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According to a US study, many of the people who left their jobs during the Great Resignation did not find what they were looking for. -
What is the point of a ranking of how happy the various countries of the world are? I ask myself this question on March 20, the tenth World Day of Happiness established by the United Nations.
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On a typical school day, 1 billion children enter a classroom around the world. That’s more than ever. Yet for many of them, an acceptable quality education is still a distant goal.