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  The challenge of merit

  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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  The Great Resignation in Perspective

  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.

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  Why We Care About Happiness Rankings

  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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  We live in the golden age of ignorance

  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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  (The ESG Betrayal - Part 1) From ESG to ESG: the Metamorphosis of a Dream into a Nightmare

  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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  (The ESG Betrayal - Part 2) Companies and Ethical Finance at the Service of Power

  The international investigation conducted by Follow The Money, Il Sole 24 Ore, and Irpi Media revealed what many feared but few dared to denounce: ESG indices, originally created to guide responsible investments, have been emptied of meaning, bent to the logic of power and geopolitics, reduced to mere window-dressing labels.

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