La città creativa.Politiche culturali e riqualificazione urbana tra conservazione e sviluppo
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description: In the last two decades territorial competitiveness has profoundly changed the objectives of government intervention in the field of culture. No longer seen as a tool of social integration, Culture is now considered a tool for the economic revitalization of the city, especially in relation to chronic deficit of public finances. This depends mainly on the fact that the cultural heritage, as a scarce and irreproducible resource, is now the only economic good capable of competing on the global market, conquering niches in the "new new economy" and, at the same time, ensuring new forms of development, sustainable and able to unleashing positive processes at the micro-scale. Scientific literature on protection, conservation, enhancement and management of Cultural and Environmental Heritage, gives reason for these large-scale dynamics, exhorting to a general renovation of the sector. Researches carried out in order to respond to this instance often aim to the identification of physical, economic and human resources already present in a given region in the attempt to create a 'local cultural chain' functional and working. In Italy, the reference model for networking is Third Italy's industrial district, whose success is due to the close correlation between production, territory and local knowledge. The application of industrial district's organizational principles to cultural and environmental heritage has given rise to the 'advanced cultural district', now also applied to the more technical aspects of conservation, as demonstrated by the Regional Technology Districts for Cultural Heritage and Activities of Lazio and Tuscany. The identification of physical, economic and human resources already present in a region and necessary for the cultural district operation is, as in the industrial field, based on the analysis of cultural and creative clusters, i.e. the measure of the geographic concentration of businesses, suppliers, and institutions networks which operate in the fie…
abstract: In the last two decades territorial competitiveness has profoundly changed the objectives of government intervention in the field of culture. No longer seen as a tool of social integration, Culture is now considered a tool for the economic revitalization of the city, especially in relation to chronic deficit of public finances. This depends mainly on the fact that the cultural heritage, as a scarce and irreproducible resource, is now the only economic good capable of competing on the global market, conquering niches in the "new new economy" and, at the same time, ensuring new forms of development, sustainable and able to unleashing positive processes at the micro-scale. Scientific literature on protection, conservation, enhancement and management of Cultural and Environmental Heritage, gives reason for these large-scale dynamics, exhorting to a general renovation of the sector. Researches carried out in order to respond to this instance often aim to the identification of physical, economic and human resources already present in a given region in the attempt to create a 'local cultural chain' functional and working. In Italy, the reference model for networking is Third Italy's industrial district, whose success is due to the close correlation between production, territory and local knowledge. The application of industrial district's organizational principles to cultural and environmental heritage has given rise to the 'advanced cultural district', now also applied to the more technical aspects of conservation, as demonstrated by the Regional Technology Districts for Cultural Heritage and Activities of Lazio and Tuscany. The identification of physical, economic and human resources already present in a region and necessary for the cultural district operation is, as in the industrial field, based on the analysis of cultural and creative clusters, i.e. the measure of the geographic concentration of businesses, suppliers, and institutions networks which operate in the fie…
author: USAI, ALESSIA
language: ita
keywords: advanced cultural district, città creativa, conservation tecnologies, creative city, distretto culturale evoluto, landscape planning, pianificazione paesaggistica, tecnologie per la conservazione, Settore ICAR/20 - Tecnica e Pianificazione Urbanistica
date published: 2015-05-29
date modified: 2026-07-24T01:30:09Z
provider: Università di Cagliari
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
type: WebPage
source organization: Università degli Studi di Cagliari

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