Italy is way down the international lists on relative quality of education and training. An opportunity to innovate and invigorate, or just yet another confirmation of seemingly unstoppable national...
Eric Jozsef
Eric Jozsef is the Rome correspondent of the French daily Libération. He is the author of Main basse sur l'Italie, la résistible ascension de Silvio Berlusconi (2001) and Les années Cavaliere, de Berlusconi à Berlusconi (2008). He has made two documentaries with Arte, the French-German culture channel, entitled Gene(s)rations and Halte à la Mafia. He served as president of the Foreign Press Association in Rome from 2002 to 2004.
2013 is the European Year of Citizens. However, the concept of a European citizen is not crystal clear. In addition to the crisis that alienates citizens from the European project, the role of the c...
European democracy and the rebirth of extremism The recent mutation of the role of the nation-state has had many consequences, one of which is the emergence of an array of xenophobic European polit...
Migrants, immigrants, illegal immigrants Migrants, immigrants, illegal immigrants. The difference is substantial but not always clearly elucidated in the media. Italy is in the front line regardin...