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We are a group of researchers who study the development process across multiple perspectives with a systems approach. In our opinion, institutions, technologies and citizens in a dialectical relationship with governments at different levels play a central role.

The geographical and environmental background, in the globalization as it has been achieved in our day, are the critical context that any human action should always consider.

We are based in Europe and our main concern is the positioning of the European Union in the greater region, including the neighborhood areas, i.e. the Mediterranean and the Eastern countries.

Masters

“The activity of modern natural science has transformed our knowledge and control of the world about us; but in the process it has also transformed itself; and it has created problems that natural science alone cannot solve”

Scientific Knowledge and its Social Problems (1971)

Jerome Ravetz

“Our scientific culture, and much of our public life, is based on trust in numbers. They are commonly accepted as the means to achieving objectivity in analysis, certainty in conclusions, and truth. Numbers tell us about the health of our society (as in the rates of occurrence of unwanted behavior), and they provide a demarcation between what is accepted as safe and what is believed to be dangerous.”

Trust in Numbers: The Pursuit of Objectivity in Science and Public Life (2020)

M. Porter

"Two symmetrical myths run through our societies. According to the first, maintained by the researchers themselves, it is necessary to protect scientific activity from any pollution by ideologies, interests, passions, fashions... According to the second, conveyed by a number of moral, intellectual or religious authorities, it is on the contrary society and its values that should be protected against the consequences of the uncontrolled progress of science and technology. … Science is neither outside nor against society, it is quite simply in society.”

The profession of researcher (1994)

Bruno Latour

Provides studies and analysis since 20 years with trust

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Expereinced

We have 20 years experience providing expert quantitative analysis and methodological support.

Professionals

We always handle challenges within professional boundary, keeping our quality standard.

Vibrant

A qualified, enthusiastic team of advisors are always here to help.
We work with passion.

Teamwork

A commitment to common goals based on open and honest communication.

Trustworthy

Our partners and clients recognize expertise and integrity in consulting.

Personalized

A team of professionals ready to listen to your needs and help.

Our Team

Edoardo Pizzoli

Statistician

Research Fellow on sustainable development at University of Luxembourg

Claudio Cozza

Economist

Prof. of Political Economy and Innovation, Economic Policy, Globalisation at University of Napoli

Arturo Hermann

Economist

Senior Researcher at Italian National Institute of Statistics (ISTAT) - Italy

Angela Gianfrancesco

Agronomist

Professor of Food Science at “Ferraris” Istituto Angelo Celletti (IPSEOA) di Formia

Giovanni Cesaroni

Economist

Coordinator of the service for Regional strategic programmes at the Italian Prime Minister’s Office

Dario Cascione

Project Manager

Freelance consultant in Luxembourg and Italy

Globalization is the product of our global heritage. Sure, western history is unique with the Renaissance, the Enlightenment, the Industrial Revolution and the development of the New World.
But there is a chain of intellectual relations that link Western mathematics and science to non-western practitioners like the 9th century Arab mathematicians ... Take the printing of the world's first book. The technology was Chinese. The book, "The Diamond Sutra" was an Indian Sanskrit treatise. And it was translated into Chinese by a half-Turk!
The real issue is inequality both between and within countries. The global environment is ... the world's biggest market failure. Global economic crime is also growing dramatically, ...
There is an urgent need for both international and national reforms to improve the distribution of the benefits of globalization.


Amartya Sen - How to judge globalism (2002)

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