E&M
2023/1
Contents
Editorial
Dossier. China: So Close Yet So Far
The Internationalization of the Chinese Currency
The Magic Circle of Xi Jinping
The US Strategy to Contain Beijing
Risks and Opportunities for Italian Businesses
The New Silk Road. One, None and a Hundred Thousand
Multicultural Leadership as a Lever for Success
Doing Business in China: The Case of Brembo
Focus. Small and Medium Enterprises: Challenges for the Future
SMEs and Continuity of Success in the New Scenarios of Competition
A Complex Three Years that Bring Problems and Opportunities
Facing the New Normal: Skills, Resources, and Leadership
The Four Strategies to Promote Sustainable Practices
Diversity Management: An Extensive Terrain Still to Be Explored
Mergers & Acquisitions
Management and the Board: A Crucial Relationship in M&A Operations
Internationalization
Administration & Control
Organization & People Management
Smart Work, the South, and Internal Areas for Local Development
Strategy and Entrepreneurship
From Recycling to Redesign: The Challenge of the Circular Economy
Risks and Opportunities for Italian Businesses
China today is Europe’s most important trading partner, and prospects for the future go in the direction of a consolidation of the relationship. Italy, in particular, whose brand represents a synonym of excellence for Chinese consumers, can play a significant role in this context, especially considering that some strategic goods produced by Italian companies will see an increase of demand in China. The results of a survey conducted by the Italy China Council Foundation, presented here, provide an interesting perspective to orient the strategy of companies that want to exploit and expand trade channels with China.
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