Economia della Cultura

1997 - 2024

Current editor(s): Paolo Leon

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2023, issue Speciale

Nota introduttiva pp. 5-8

Annalisa Cicerchia and Catterina Seia

Introductory note pp. 9-12

Annalisa Cicerchia and Catterina Seia

Culture and Health: A Four-Step Journey pp. 13-18

Pierluigi Sacco

CultureForHealth and Well-being. On culture’s potential contribution to the economy of well-being pp. 19-26

Mafalda Damaso and Rarita Zbranca

Arts and Health: exploring the developments, focus, and strengthening of the field since 2019 pp. 27-36

Calum Smith

Art, culture, and the mental health of young people pp. 37-46

Martina Caroleo and Annalisa Cicerchia

Cultural participation facing new paradigms pp. 47-52

Alessandra Gariboldi

Second welfare and culture: innovation and community to generate well-being pp. 53-60

Franca Maino

Health inequalities and the Community Houses. New challenges for the dual concept of Culture and Health pp. 61-70

Giuseppe Costa

Italy towards social prescribing pp. 71-80

Annalisa Cicerchia, Catterina Seia and Vittoria Azzarita

Museums and cultural heritage for well-being and care: the contribution of ICOM Italy pp. 81-86

Silvia Mascheroni

Accessibility at the root of cultural welfare: the case of MUSE pp. 87-92

Patrizia Famà, Katia Franzoso, Michele Lanzinger and Romana Scandolari

The Galleria Nazionale in Rome and its publics experience pp. 93-96

Isabella De Stefano

Individual and collective well-being. The role of libraries pp. 97-104

Chiara Faggiolani

Theatre and health: origins, scopes, perspectives pp. 105-116

Alessandra Rossi Ghiglione

The ineffable care of dance pp. 117-124

Luisella Carnelli and Roberto Casarotto

Music, well-being creation and alliance in care, from perinatal to end of life pp. 125-140

Enzo Grossi

Narrative as a resource in care: Scenarios and developments in the digital age pp. 141-146

Cristina Cenci

Culture for active ageing pp. 147-154

Vittoria Azzarita

Culture and inclusion: new developments from the experience of the Tuscan Museums for Alzheimer’s pp. 155-160

Chiara Lachi

Art in healthcare settings: what strategies? pp. 161-174

Sendy Ghirardi

Co-planning and multi-Agency: an Art Care Model for the wellbeing of different organizational cultures pp. 175-180

Elisa Fulco

«Fixed place»: a project for new methodological perspectives in the relationship between arts and fragility pp. 181-188

Giovanna Brambilla

Dance as a tool for embodied learning, supporting well-being, active aging, and social cohesion pp. 189-204

Sara Uboldi, Alessandra Marasco and Pier Luigi Sacco

Territories in motion. Genesis of ongoing processes: the Marche case pp. 205-210

Francesca Velani

Cultural welfare, a pillar of territorial policy. The experience of Reggio Emilia pp. 211-216

Davide Zanichelli

Well Impact. A contribution from the Third Sector to cultural and health policies pp. 217-226

Sandra Aloia, Matteo Bagnasco, Simone Martino and Luca Mo Costabella

The Medical Humanities scene in Italy pp. 227-234

Mariateresa Dacquino

Visual Thinking Strategies: Art for Education and Care pp. 235-240

Vincenza Ferrara

Professions and skills for cultural welfare: the experience of the CCW School pp. 241

Giulia Mezzalama

2023, issue 3-4

Note d'introduction pp. 315-324

Philippe Chantepie and Pietro Antonio Valentino

Nota introduttiva pp. 325-334

Economia della Cultura

Introductory note pp. 335-344

Economia della Cultura

Livestream between uncertainty and promises pp. 345-354

Maya Bacache-Beauvallet and Françoise Benhamou

Business models, product designs and pre-shakeout. Towards a VR-based creative industry? pp. 355-376

Fabrice Rochelandet and Inna Lyubareva

Between arts and digital technologies: territories role in technocreatives innovations development pp. 377-390

Etienne Capron and Dominique Sagot-Duvauroux

Videogame, gamification and museums in Italy. A quantitative and a qualitative in-depth analysis pp. 391-418

Ludovico Solima, Maria Emanuela Oddo, VIncenzo Colaprice and Andrea Campodonico

The videogames cultural industry pp. 419-438

Fabio Viola and Eleonora Caparesi

The heritage assets in the state balance sheet pp. 439-448

Fabio Cosimo Calò

The availability of performing arts places in the Italian major metropolitan cities. Rome, Milan and Naples in the years 2019 and 2021 pp. 449-472

Massimo Armenise, Alessandro Caramis and Rossella Molinaro

The Culture in the Italian Recovery and Resilience Facility program. Results applying a text mining approach pp. 473-488

Fabio Bacchini, Roberto Iannaccone and Pietro Antonio Valentino

Digital innovation trends in the Italian museums and their audiences relations. A 2019-2023 first assessment pp. 489-504

Deborah Agostino, Francesca Cruciani and Eleonora Lorenzini

Digital innovation in Italian opera houses: the legacy of pandemic pp. 505-514

Nicola Bellini, Maria Raglianti and Giovanni Siracusa

Protection and technologies. The Parco archeologico del Colosseo monitoring and maintenance system pp. 515-524

Irma Della Giovampaola

The Prato Phygital Project and the Cinema Digital Cinema Manifactures in Prato pp. 525-534

Elisabetta Cianfanelli, Luigi Formicola, Leonardo Giliberti and Francesco Palumbo

Animation in cultural segments and industries: languages and production chains between animated cartoons and videogame pp. 535-542

Alfio Bastiancich

Video game industry as the new frontier of digital Made in Italy? pp. 543-548

Davide Mancini

A marking model for immersive exhibitions pp. 549-554

Vincent Poussou

Uses of VR, XVR… technologies in the world of heritage pp. 555-558

Chloé Jarry

Erwin Dekker and Valeria Morea, Realizing the Values of Art. Making Space for Cultural Civil Society pp. 559-560

Michele Trimarchi

Antonio Lampis e Lidia Tecchiati (a cura di), Vite per la cultura italiana. Testimonianze di amministratori, artisti e professionisti pp. 560-562

Celestino Spada

2023, issue 2

Nota introduttiva pp. 161-164

Alessandro Leon and Arianna Spigolon

Introductory note pp. 165-168

Alessandro Leon and Arianna Spigolon

European funding programmes and cultural labor pp. 169-180

Cristina Oteri and Daniela Pieri

Mapping of professions and skills in the cultural labor market and their training pathways pp. 181-200

Annalisa Cicerchia and Cristina Oteri

The social reasons for supporting cultural professions: the commitment of the Compagnia San Paolo Foundation pp. 201-214

Sandra Aloia, Laura Fornara, Francesca Gambetta, Enrico Melis and Arianna Spigolon

Characteristics and conditions of cultural jobs: the survey on workers promoted by the Compagnia di San Paolo Foundation pp. 215-232

Elena Alessandrini and Alessandro Leon

Mapping emerging cultural professions and their training paths: scenarios for the future of cultural professions pp. 233-242

Alessandro Leon, Ottone Ovidi and Carmen Zingales

Demand and supply of Maritime Museums in Europe. Preliminary reflections on the development of a maritime museum in the Venice Arsenal pp. 243-262

Luca Zan and Jessica Tanghetti

Associazione per l'Economia della Cultura, Mapping emerging cultural professions and their training paths. Scenarios for the future of cultural professions pp. 263-278

Cles Associazione per l'Economia della Cultura

Council resolution on the EU work plan for culture 2023-2026 pp. 279-294

Official Journal of the European Union

Elena Dellapiana, Il design e l’invenzione del Made in Italy; Severino Salvemini, Il quid imprenditoriale. Oltre la retorica del Made in Italy pp. 295-298

Celestino Spada

AA.VV., Le immagini del patrimonio culturale, a cura di Daniele Manacorda e Mirco Modolo pp. 299-301

Madel Crasta

2023, issue 1

Nota introduttiva pp. 3-7

Mariagrazia Bellisario, Annalisa Cicerchia and Antonio Taormina

Introductory note pp. 7-10

Economia della Cultura

The Cultural Observatories in Europe and the Compendium of Cultural Policies and Trends pp. 11-18

Annalisa Cicerchia

Lightning, fragments, blindness: Observing intermittency pp. 19-28

Luca Dal Pozzolo

Cultural observatories and Italian Regions pp. 29-40

Antonio Taormina

To observe for sharing. UNESCO, landscapes, networks: thoughts and remarks on the Observatories experiences pp. 41-54

Mariagrazia Bellisario

Observing culture at EU level. EUROSTAT culture statistics pp. 55-68

Andrea Gallelli

Capitals and Cities of Culture: notes towards the construction of a research agenda pp. 69-74

Franco Bianchini and Alexandra Oanca

Using TripAdvisor for monitoring and improving the management of the Heritage sites pp. 75-84

Fabio Bacchini, Fabrizio Di Mari and Roberto Iannacone

Gender observatories in creative and cultural sectors pp. 85-94

Flavia Barca

The educational project «In20amo il paesaggio» and the Landscape Observatory of the Veneto Region pp. 95-106

Benedetta Castiglioni

The Regional Observatory of performing arts in Veneto Region. A proposal based on the research pp. 107-114

Maria Lusiani, Fabrizio Panozzo and Andrea Santini

The article reports on the analysis of the performing art ecosystem in Veneto and on the proposal for a set of methodological recommendations as well as a dataset and data-visualization tool intended to contribute to the development of the regional observatory as defined by Regional Law 17 in 2019, but not yet fully developed pp. 115-118

Basque Observatory of Culture

The Italian approach to widespread cultural heritage valorization demands a significant and deep change pp. 119-128

Irene Bongiovanni

The Associazione Civita and Study Center «Gianfranco Imperatori» activity pp. 129-134

Giovanna Castelli

The experience gained in the field by Federculture pp. 135-140

Umberto Croppi

Symbola’s Notebooks. Recognising and promoting the value of culture and creativity in the Italian economy pp. 141-146

Domenico Sturabotti and Camilla Lo Schiavo

The performing arts in the Italian non-profit sector at the Trial of the Third Sector Code pp. 147-150

Carlo Testini