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Tradition
The transmission of customs or beliefs from generation to generation within Italian culture.
Modernity
The quality or condition of being modern; new or advanced, particularly in the context of Italian society and design.
Cultural Diversity
The variety of cultural or ethnic groups within Italian society, including regional differences across Italy.
Ferragosto
A traditional Italian summer holiday celebrated on August 15, marking the Assumption of Mary.
Passeggiata
An evening stroll, a cherished Italian tradition, particularly in towns and cities.
Tourism
Traveling to Italy for leisure, culture, or culinary experiences, which is significant in Italy's economy.
Youth Unemployment
The situation where young Italians are unable to find jobs, which presents a challenge for the Italian economy.
Digital Transformation
The process of utilizing digital technology to reshape how businesses in Italy operate and deliver value.
Public Services
Government services in Italy intended to provide for the public's needs, such as healthcare and education.
Culinary Traditions
Traditional Italian food practices and dishes, such as pasta, pizza, and regional specialties.
Rural Areas
Regions in Italy outside of cities, characterized by less population density and traditional lifestyles.
Sustainable Tourism
Tourism in Italy that seeks to minimize environmental impacts and support local Italian communities.
Economic Growth
An increase in Italy's production of goods and services, contributing to the nation's overall economy.
Occupational Challenges
Obstacles faced by Italians in securing stable employment within the job market.
Social Inclusion
Efforts within Italy to ensure equal opportunities and rights for all citizens in society.
Education System
The formal structure of schooling and education within Italy, including primary, secondary, and higher education.
Artistic Heritage
The body of Italian artistic works that have been passed down through generations, including Renaissance art.
Public-Private Partnerships
Cooperative arrangements in Italy between public and private sectors for mutual benefit.
Biomedical Sciences
A field in Italy that applies biological and physiological principles to clinical practice and healthcare.
Cultural Engagement
Active participation in cultural activities and experiences unique to Italy.
Urban Housing
Residential buildings in Italian cities, often characterized by apartments in densely populated areas.
Environmental Concerns
Issues in Italy related to the natural world, such as pollution and preservation of historical sites.
Economic Inequalities
Disparities in wealth and resources among different regions and groups in Italy.
Innovation Hubs
Areas in Italy that foster innovation and entrepreneurial growth, often focused on technology and design.
Aesthetic Values
Principles or qualities that contribute to the beauty or artistic quality of Italian art and architecture.
Work-Life Balance
The equilibrium between personal life and career work for Italians, influenced by cultural practices.
Fashion Industry
The segment of Italy's economy focused on the design, production, and marketing of clothing, particularly fashion capitals like Milan.
Labor Market
The supply and demand for labor in Italy, where employees provide the supply and employers the demand.
Historic Landmarks
Significant buildings or monuments in Italy, such as the Colosseum and the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
Craftsmanship
Skill in making things by hand, often associated with high-quality Italian artisanal products.
Digital Literacy
The ability to effectively navigate, evaluate, and create information using digital technology in Italy.
Aging Population
A demographic trend in Italy where the proportion of older individuals in the population increases.
Local Traditions
Customs and practices specific to certain regions or communities within Italy.
