Marco Magnani teaches International Economics and Monetary & Financial Economics at LUISS University in Rome and lectures on Dynamics of Innovation at Alta Scuola Politecnica of Polytechnics of Turin and Milan. He has been visiting fellow at the School of Advanced International Studies of Johns Hopkins University and senior research fellow at the Harvard Kennedy School.

Investigates the fragility of the current growth model, the weakness of globalization, and the role of digital economy

Explores the impact of tech revolution on growth and employment, the man-machine relationship, and the future of work

Suggests pursuing a balanced, environmentally and socially sustainable growth defusing today's apocalyptic alarmism

Chapter 1: Innovation: engine of economic growth (and employment).- Chapter 2: The technological revolution: The rise of machines.- Chapter 3: The technological revolution: professions at risk and new jobs.- Chapter 4: Constraints to economic growth: Sustainability, happiness and other issues.- Chapter 5: New jobs or technological unemployment?.- Chapter 6: Many proposals, few resources: The difficult choices for the future of labour.- Chapter 7: Human beings at the centre as "shareholders" of development.- Chapter 8: Ye were not made to live with the virus: Lessons from the pandemic.