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Dall?innovazione sociale all?eco-welfare: il ruolo degli incubatori territoriali

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  • Mario Coscarello

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La crescente necessit? di integrare sostenibilit? ambientale ed equit? sociale ha portato all?emergere del concetto di ecowelfare, che ripensa i tradizionali modelli di welfare nella transizione socioecologica. Il presente lavoro esplora il ruolo degli incubatori sociali come dispositivi predistributivi di ecowelfare, analizzando esperienze comparative in America Latina. Attraverso un approccio qualitativocomparativo basato su studi di caso in Argentina e Brasile, la ricerca dimostra come gli incubatori sociali operino quali laboratori di innovazione socioecologica, sperimentando forme di mutualismo e pratiche inclusive che integrano sviluppo sostenibile e giustizia sociale. L?analisi evidenzia che gli incubatori costituiscono ecosistemi territoriali capaci di socializzare i benefici della transizione ecologica gi? nella fase produttiva, attraverso la costruzione di mercati alternativi, metodologie partecipative e governance comunitaria. I risultati confermano il potenziale degli incubatori nel generare modelli di welfare pi? resilienti e territorializzati, offrendo spunti per ripensare le politiche sociali nella crisi socioecologica contemporanea.

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  • Mario Coscarello, 2025. "Dall?innovazione sociale all?eco-welfare: il ruolo degli incubatori territoriali," ECONOMIA E SOCIET? REGIONALE, FrancoAngeli Editore, vol. 2025(2), pages 67-80.
    • Handle: RePEc:fan:eseses:v:html10.3280/es2025-002006
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    • Q58 - Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics; Environmental and Ecological Economics - - Environmental Economics - - - Environmental Economics: Government Policy

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