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Agricoltura e crisi: verso un nuovo paesaggio della frangia

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  • Rosanna Di Bartolomei
  • Luigi Perini
  • Luca Salvati
  • Marco Zitti

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L?evoluzione tecnologica ha modificato radicalmente il rapporto tra l?uomo e la natura. L?artificialit? e l?artificiosit? degli interventi antropici hanno fatto venir meno l?integrazione con i luoghi; a fenomeni di conurbazione si aggiungono fenomeni di disurbanizzazione. Si delinea un territorio di transizione tra l?urbano e il rurale, in cui gli elementi caratterizzanti si intrecciano e si trasformano sotto la pressione dei processi di urbanizzazione, ruralizzazione e naturalizzazione, perdendo il loro valore identitario. L?analisi - condotta attraverso l?individuazione di indicatori quali-quantitativi relativi agli attori che operano nella frangia urbana di una citt? mediterranea rappresentativa di contesti in crisi identitaria, prima ancora che finanziaria - consente di delineare un quadro ragionato degli effetti economici, sociali e ambientali provocati dalla pressione antropica. Nello stesso tempo si vuole valutare la permanenza o la trasformazione dei paesaggi tradizionali, in territori in cui le attivit? agricole, economiche, archeologiche e speculative si intrecciano e insistono su un unico tessuto urbano-rurale che ha acquisito caratteri di entropia e caoticit?.

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  • Rosanna Di Bartolomei & Luigi Perini & Luca Salvati & Marco Zitti, 2016. "Agricoltura e crisi: verso un nuovo paesaggio della frangia," ECONOMIA E SOCIET? REGIONALE, FrancoAngeli Editore, vol. 2016(2), pages 31-43.
    • Handle: RePEc:fan:eseses:v:html10.3280/es2016-002003
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