Social innovation is increasingly considered a relevant theme for territorial development policy, in a context of socio-economic polarizations that interest the large majority of cities and regions of the European and Italian context. Social-innovation based territorial development approaches can be considered as the key to sustain bottom-up dynamics in setting problems, experiment projects and systematize solutions to complex social issues. The paper aims to discuss theoretical visions and practical examples on how social innovation-based methodologies are able to promote territorial development processes, highlighting limits and opportunities of fostering these processes in marginal territorial settings.
Situating Social Innovation in Territorial Development: A Reflection from the Italian Context / Tricarico, Luca; De Vidovich, Lorenzo; Billi, Andrea. - 178:(2021), pp. 939-952. [10.1007/978-3-030-48279-4_88]
Situating Social Innovation in Territorial Development: A Reflection from the Italian Context
Tricarico, Luca;
2021
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Social innovation is increasingly considered a relevant theme for territorial development policy, in a context of socio-economic polarizations that interest the large majority of cities and regions of the European and Italian context. Social-innovation based territorial development approaches can be considered as the key to sustain bottom-up dynamics in setting problems, experiment projects and systematize solutions to complex social issues. The paper aims to discuss theoretical visions and practical examples on how social innovation-based methodologies are able to promote territorial development processes, highlighting limits and opportunities of fostering these processes in marginal territorial settings.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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