2000 Italy
(Taking chances; An exciting upturn for the Italian economy; Adventure-jobs ... after shelter-jobs; Where businesses dare; Calculated risks; Enclosed or globalized?; The problems of going global; Pro's and con's of multiculturalism; The Iooming specter of New Technology; The fear of "others"; Individual escape; Triumph of the body beautiful; Getting away from it all; Feelings re-discovered; At home with virtual technology)
Areas of social policy
(Education for a horizontal society; The drop in literacy levels; Non participatory autonomy; Teachers at the crossroads; The challenge of mass access to university; Education: what is lacking, what there will be; Work, professional qualification, representation; The essential agenda for managing employment; Beyond flexibility. The real problems of development; Virtual representation; Welfare; Widening the horizons of welfare; Pathologies with high social impact; Neo-centralism in local government and the globalization of demand; Motherhood: when and how; Science at a standstill; The value of immigration; New patterns of equity in social insurance; Territory and networks; Real estate gains strength; Opportunities and resources for urban policies in the EU framework; Architecture rediscovered; Local public transport: reform deadlock; The ambivalent nature of accidents: less deaths, more injured; Assessing regional environmental pertormance; Organic foods improve agribusiness; Boosting local products as an opportunity for sustainable development; Biotechnologies in Italy. Between experimental studies and distrust; The economic actors of development; The first fruits of a fragile but steady structural transformation; The production system goes global; The Stock-Exchange as a mean for SMEs to grow; An exciting moment for mass consumption; Industrial districts and cultural neo-capitalism; Innovation in logistics)
Means and procedures
(Public government; The demand for more specifically targeted politics; The Regions' longest year; The Internet. A key to administrative innovation; Crime: national crisis points and local demands; Prisons; The perils of abstentionism; The transformation of state-owned companies; Communication and culture; Communication and 'digital divide'; The pyramid of media consumption; Multi-media users and TV-addicts. Italy and Europe; Europe: What's on the telly?; Journalism. The boom; Violence and stereotypes for a young TV audience; Sports as 'integrated' communication; Gambling as everyday consumerism)
Appendix
(Looking through figures; Background; Censis: an observer on the watch).

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