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Cultural Political Economy ed ecosistemi locali di innovazione: un forum per Tommaso Fasciani

N. 4 (2025)

Cultural Political Economy ed ecosistemi locali di innovazione: un forum per Tommaso Fasciani

  • Gianluca Bei
  • Barbara Brollo
  • Filippo Celata
  • Ernesto d'Albergo
  • Cesare Di Feliciantonio
  • Edoardo Esposito
  • Giorgio Giovanelli
  • Giulio Moini
  • Tiziana Nupieri
  • Barbara Pizzo
  • Giacomo Spanu
DOI
https://doi.org/10.3280/rgioa4-2025oa21689
Inviata
15 dicembre 2025
Pubblicato
12-01-2026

Abstract

Gianluca Bei, Giacomo Spanu
Seguire le tracce: nuove prospettive geografiche tra cultural political eco-nomy e social fix

Edoardo Esposto, Giulio Moini, Barbara Pizzo
Il regime urbano di Roma alla prova della knowledge economy: rifles-sioni a partire dalla ricerca di Tommaso Fasciani sul Rome Technopole

Barbara Brollo
La conoscenza dell’economia della conoscenza: percorsi critici per Roma

Cesare Di Feliciantonio
Un’incursione femminista nel lavoro di Tommaso

Ernesto d’Albergo, Giorgio Giovanelli, Tiziana Nupieri
Dentro l’ecosistema dell’innovazione: proseguire l’analisi sociologica del Rome Technopole

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