Saturday October 24th Tiziana Caponio has participated at the International Festival of Economics (Turin, Italy) in a roundtable dedicated to understanding the impact of foreign workers on the sustainability of European welfare systems and demographic decline. As Europe faces an unprecedented demographic winter, immigration is shifting from a purely social phenomenon to a vital economic variable. The panel has discussed the legal and economic boundaries surrounding access to social protection and who is entitled to welfare in a continent that finds itself balancing the need to attract talent with the ethical duty to protect asylum seekers – ultimately redefining the very concept of economic citizenship.
Saturday October 24th
Oratorio San Filippo Neri (Torino)
2,30 PM
Organised by: Associazione Allievi della Fondazione Collegio Carlo Alberto
relators: Andrea Brandolini, Tiziana Caponio, Alessandra Venturini, introduction by Francesca Biancone
The Associazione Allievi della Fondazione Collegio Carlo Alberto is a non-profit organization entirely run by students of the Allievi Honors Program. Founded on 18th January, 2019, the Associazione aims to strengthen the relations and exchange of ideas among Allievi, between Allievi and the Faculty and with the Alumni network.
Over the past six years, the Association has organized a wide range of initiatives, including summer schools, a lesson series for high school students, crowdfundings for Allievi, events for Financial Education Month, and round tables as part of the Turin
International Festival of Economics. It also hosts meetings with alumni, job fairs, and public events that foster dialogue and engagement within and beyond the Collegio community.
