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Interconnessioni tra citt? e aree interne. Ripensare il territorio per una nuova idea di sviluppo

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  • Arianna Cattalini
  • Antonello Podda

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In Italia il dibattito sullo sviluppo si ? spesso polarizzato nella dicotomia centro/periferia in cui i luoghi che creano valore vengono contrapposti a luoghi che perdono risorse e capacit?. Si rende, invece, necessaria una lettura che superi questa visione dicotomica tra centro e periferia, una visione non stereotipata della relazione, che innegabilmente esiste, tra crisi sociale ed economica e processi di sviluppo e innovazione sociale. A tal proposito, lo studio si avvale di due strumenti teorici e metodologici: la Strategia Nazionale per le Aree Interne (Snai), che offre un quadro di riferimento per comprendere e affrontare le disuguaglianze territoriali, e il concetto di metromontagna, che reimmagina il rapporto tra centri urbani e aree interne come un continuum di scambi interdipendenti. Questi strumenti consentono di esplorare la relazione tra l?area metropolitana di Cagliari ? di particolare interesse perch? non rientra tra le Citt? Metropolitane che hanno incorporato nel loro territorio aree rurali o montane ? e le aree interne circostanti, indagando se esistano legami di reciprocit? e collaborazione capaci di favorire nuovi equilibri territoriali.

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  • Arianna Cattalini & Antonello Podda, 2025. "Interconnessioni tra citt? e aree interne. Ripensare il territorio per una nuova idea di sviluppo," ECONOMIA E SOCIET? REGIONALE, FrancoAngeli Editore, vol. 2025(2), pages 37-54.
    • Handle: RePEc:fan:eseses:v:html10.3280/es2025-002004
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