Thomas Piketty speaks with Tito Boeri about “Capital in XXI century”. Here’s what they think about taxes, Europe, offshore havens and audacity that Matteo Renzi doesn’t have

October 2014 / “The over cover”

Complete article: Il nuovo Marx

Sex & the Vatican: the Pope calls for a Synod to overcome ancient taboos of the Church. A “yes” on holy communion for the divorced is waited, and a different approach to gay couples will also arrive. It’s the starting of a new revolution

September 2014 / Cover issue

Complete article: Il sesso secondo Francesco

Digital proletarians: they work on computer. Without schedules or rights. To produce videos, softwares, websites. In theory these would be creative jobs. But in reality they’re often alienating and underpaid. In Italy, digital blue collars are 500 thousands already. Here their stories.

June 2014

Complete article: Proletari digitali

After the publication, I’ve been invited in Bologna’s University to speak about it. And also to a fair in Umbria

An inquiry about the government’s promises on Expo 2015 event. Officially, 20 millions tourists are waited. But I found out, asking to hotel owners, bus companies, tour operators, that at only 200 days from the opening, nothing is moving: no reservations, no requests…

October 2014 / “The over Cover”

Complete article: Expo_flop

An inquiry about how the banks’ foundations use their funds for welfare

Complete article: FONDAZIONI

Precarious as my son: an in-depth article about economical precariousness in Italy, seen through the eyes of families, as job insecurity in Italy is threatening two generations: fathers and son

January 2014 / Cover issue

Complete article: Precario come mio figlio

The graduates’ drain: every year 5000 graduates leave Italy for abroad. They’re engineers, economists and doctors. Often the best ones. And to train them Universities spend 175 millions euros a year. Here’s how Italy is loosing the ruling class of the future

March 2014

Complete article: La fuga dei laureati

Online: Online

Hurrah to the teachers! = a look into the hard life of Italian teachers and their ability to make the school survive without funds.

December 2013 / Cover issue

Complete article: W il prof

An interview with professor Eugenio Borgna about DSM-5

Complete article: Giu_le_mani_dalla_psiche

If you report, he ends: an inquiry about domestic violence against women in Italy and in Spain, with a comparison between the two countries as for the answer of authorities to the problem of wife-beating

November 2013 / “The other cover”

Complete article: Denunciateli