585 research outputs found
Trasformazioni e persistenze nel Golfo di Policastro
No full textLa ricerca su trasformazioni e persistenze nel golfo di Policastro ha inteso indagare i processi innescati in un'area meridionale, quella del Golfo di Policastro - tradizionalmente dedita all'agricoltura, alla pesca e al piccolo artigianato - da un'esperienza di fabbrica, dagli anni '50 fino a lambire gli anni '80.
La presenza delle industrie tessili di Stefano Rivetti, che dal Nord opera al Sud, in controtendenza rispetto agli schemi nazionali, ha creato infatti una moderna realtà industriale in un territorio mai precedentemente coinvolto dai problemi della moderna industria.
Contemporaneamente si è venuta realizzando, sempre attraverso la gestione di Rivetti, una trasformazione dei destini turistici della zona, che si è aperta ad un turismo d'élite; trasformazione, questa, che in modi diversi dalle fabbriche, ma altrettanto direttamente, ha coinvolto l'assetto complessivo del territorio.
L'ingresso nella modernità, segnato dalle diverse attività dell'imprenditore settentrionale in quest'area del Mezzogiorno,ha ridisegnato le dinamiche di lavoro e il paesaggio, come anche le relazioni di potere nei comuni e nei centri; sono stati inoltre ridefiniti i rapporti familiari, le dinamiche sociali, le relazioni fra i sessi, le stesse rappresentazioni collettive.
La ricerca ha studiato appunto questa trasformazione complessa seguendo diversi percorsi di studio: la realtà di fabbrica, le trasformazioni del paesaggio, le trasformazioni sociali e della politica, fino alle trasformazioni del corpo, significativo indicatore di una realtà in mutamento, utilizzando le competenze diverse di differenti studiosi.
E'stata inoltre affiancata all'analisi di questi processi di trasformazione la proposta di specifici strumenti, le banche dati, per la possibilità di ulteriori ricerche e la restituzione al territorio di memoria progettualità, saperi
Les mots de l'histoire. Le vocabulaire historique du Centre international de synthèse, édition établie, présentée et annotée par M. Platania
No full textLaplanche François. Les mots de l'histoire. Le vocabulaire historique du Centre international de synthèse, édition établie, présentée et annotée par M. Platania. In: Revue de l'histoire des religions, tome 220, n°1, 2003. pp. 126-127
Occupazione femminile, specializzazione, dissimilarità e crescita regionale: il divario nord sud esiste davvero?
No full textIslands’ Tourism Seasonality: A Data Analysis of Mediterranean Islands’ Tourism Comparing Seasonality Indicators (2008–2018)
No full textTourism seasonality as a tourist demand concentration in specific seasons is still challenging for Mediterranean islands’ tourism policies. Overtourism occurs during high tourist seasons, and under-tourism occurs during low tourist seasons, creating undesirable economic, social, and environmental effects on sustainability. However, the imbalance of tourism demand, specifically in fragile territories such as islands, needs specific policies based on scientific evidence. This article examines tourism seasonality dynamics in the Mediterranean islands, thoroughly analysing tourist overnights on island destinations. The adopted methodology uses a set of statistical indicators, such as peak factor intensity, calculated in a time series analysis from 2008 to 2018. The results of this article allow us to understand the importance of the Mediterranean islands to planning a resilient, sustainable, and harmonious tourism policy, using strategies to contain seasonal peaks and create new tourist demand in the low season months
Ecosystems Model Analysis for the EU Tourism Industry in Key EU Countries
No full textThe covid-19 pandemic has inflicted a notably harsher economic toll on tourism activities within EU countries compared to other sectors. However, accurately assessing these impacts has proven challenging due to the intricate web of cross-sectoral relationships in tourism economies across the industrial system. Drawing from the industrial ecosystem model recently integrated into the European Union’s industrial strategy, this paper aims to outline a novel configuration of the European tourism industry. The connections between the tourism ecosystem and other industrial ecosystems in four eu nations are delineated by analysing sectoral interdependencies. The findings highlight the diverse, productive links between industrial ecosystems and the tourism sector and the potential ramifications of a tourism market crisis on these industrial ecosystems
L’industria dei viaggi e del turismo in Italia: aspetti definitori, dinamiche intersettoriali ed effetti della crisi
No full textThe travel and tourism industry has an increasingly central role in countries’ economies due to its ability to contribute significantly to the production of various economic sectors. Despite this growing importance, the literature’s attention to analysing the productive articulations that characterise appears very limited to date. This article presents an overview of the primary lit- erature on the travel and tourism industry and then conducts a quantitative analysis through the Satellite Accounting of Tourism in Italy. Tourism consumption and production in the years 2010, 2015, 2017 and 2019 are compared, and then the effect of the pandemic is analysed by compar- ing the data in 2020. Finally, some policy indications are suggested for strengthening and ex- panding the production connected to international and internal demand
Proboscideans from the upper Miocene localities of Thermopigi, Neokaisareia and Platania (Northern Greece)
No full textIn the present article, we study the proboscidean remains from three upper Miocene localities of Northern Greece: Thermopigi (Serres), Neokaisareia (Pieria) and Platania (Drama). The material from the Turolian locality of Thermopigi includes only postcranial specimens. The morphological features of the scapula indicate the presence of the deinotheriid Deinotherium sp., whereas the rest of the specimens are morphologically distinct from Deinotherium and can be referred to Elephantimorpha indet. The material from Neokaisareia consists of a partial skeleton of a single individual and is attributed to the mammutid Mammut sp. (M. obliquelophus?). This taxon is known in Greece from the early–middle Turolian. The Platania proboscidean belongs to the tetralophodont amebelodontid Konobelodon cf. atticus. The genus Konobelodon was already present during the Vallesian of the wider area, but the lower tusk of the Platania shovel-tusker presents some morphological and metrical differences from the Vallesian representative, yet it has also smaller dimensions in its deciduous dentition than the morphologically similar Turolian specimens. The type locality of K. atticus is Pikermi (Attica, Greece), correlated to the middle Turolian, but the known biostratigraphic range of this species covers the entire Turolian. Platania is possibly correlated close to the Vallesian/Turolian boundary and the possible record of this species could document one of its earliest occurrences
ARE THE REGIONS WITH MORE GENDER EQUALITY THE MORE RESILIENT ONES? AN ANALYSIS OF THE ITALIAN REGIONS.
No full textAnalyzing resilience in Local Labour Market Areas: A spatial analysis. The case of Italy
No full textThe resilience of tourist destination. Seismic risk perception by tourism operators in Volcano Etna (Italy)
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