Italian Firms in America, Issues and Possible Solutions

An interesting example of how Fiat uses tradition and tradition is that Giannini Agnelli, the grandson of the founder Giovanni Agnelli, served as President of Fiat from 1966 to 1996. Indeed, the Agnelli family has dominated Fiat's 115-year history. It is worth mentioning that after they bought the American car maker Chrysler, they started opening the company's leading leadership position to the outside world. In addition, the success of some Italian companies is due to their outstanding innovation.

At the beginning of the 20th century, many southern Italians migrated to the United States seeking a better life. Italian-American Padroni has found a job in the United States attracting southern Italians. But as they arrived, Padroni's wages dramatically declined, so their living conditions were disappointing, there were lots of poverty, illness, and discrimination. As fascism spread to Italy, prejudice against Italians became intense, and when Italy declared a war with the United States, Italian immigrants were considered enemies (Scarpaci, 1982). All of these help to strengthen the family concept, that no one can trust.

For Italians living in the USA, the time is not that long. The morning of that morning, the news Mussolini announced was broadcast on the American radio, so the Italian American saw their new country changed in front of us. The neighbor saw them with suspicion and fear. People refuse to patronize their business. Everyday Italians like the Maiorana family became "enemy aliens". Mike's father was a trade fisherman, his ship was forfeited during wartime and never lost his income for a long time. Mike said: "He continues to slide hard."

The shameful treatment of Italian immigrants during World War II showed that the US prefers a different aerobic hysteria

Italian immigrants ran away from poor life, begged on the street, and seemed to be jealous of earning more money for a better life in the USA. I heard that everyone in America is very rich, and other Italians earn a lot of money there. Because of his discouragement, the dream of wealth began to get pretty bad. And he worked in the darkness of the ship and sent him to the promised land. When arrived, the dream did not seem to be bad, instead of carrying dirty coals, the promised land provided only garbage dust cloths and bottles. After all, he gave way to the entrepreneurial spirit of the shoe polish business which succeeded in Italy with lack of experience. This is an example that Americans in the industrial era used foreign immigrants to use ignorance and lack of preparation to decide to migrate to America.