L'impatto globale dell'Italia

When people think of Italy, a few things immediately come to mind: pizza, pasta, Ferrari, Venice, Rome... But there is a question that very few people ever stop to ask: How did a peninsula just over a thousand kilometers long, home to less than 1% of the world’s population, manage to leave such a profound mark on human history. What other country can claim, all at once, the Roman Empire, the Renaissance, Leonardo da Vinci, Michelangelo, Galileo, opera, modern banking, the piano, and the largest number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites? About the speaker Marcella Nardi was born in the charming medieval town of Castelfranco Veneto, Italy. She is an Italian author who combines analytical precision, imagination, and a lifelong passion for mystery. After earning a degree in Computer Science, she spent more than twenty years working in the technology sector in Milan before moving to Seattle, Washington. There, she began a new professional chapter teaching Italian and working as a technical tran