Smart Development in Smart Communities

ISBN-13: 9780367874605 / Angielski / Miękka / 2019 / 324 str.

Gilberto Antonelli; Giuseppe Cappiello

Opis

Smart Development in Smart Communities discusses the cross-fertilization between smart specialization and cities in fostering smart development and its interactions with the macro, micro and meso-economic framework, from both a theoretical and applied perspective. Specific topics covered by the book include: human capital

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About the contributors

Foreword by Tomaso Tommasi di Vignano

Introduction

GILBERTO ANTONELLI AND GIANCARLO CAMPRI

PART I: Conceptualizing the idea of smart development

I.1 Smart specialization

1 Issues and challenges for smart specialisation

RICCARDO LEONCINI

2 Smart specialization and models of capitalism

LUCA CATTANI AND GIOVANNI GUIDETTI

3 Smart specialization and supply-side outcomes in an industrial policy perspective

PATRIZIO BIANCHI AND SILVANO BERTINI

I.2 Smart city

4 Issues and challenges for smart cities

NICOLA DE LISO AND LUCA ZAMPARINI

5 Human capital and the new geography of jobs

LUCA CATTANI, GIOVANNI GUIDETTI AND GIULIO PEDRINI

6 Smart cities, social goods and demand-side outcomes in a regional policy perspective

GILBERTO ANTONELLI

I.3 Smart development

7 Smart development, local production systems and related variety

GILBERTO ANTONELLI AND RICCARDO LEONCINI

8 Smart development as a criss-crossed outcome of smart specialization and smart city strategies

GILBERTO ANTONELLI

PART II: Measuring and applying smart local development

9 Smartness indicators in the European urban framework

DOREL NICOLAE MANITIU AND GIULIO PEDRINI

10 Smart development and smart utilities: an international comparison

ANDREA PALIANI, GIUSEPPE CAPPIELLO AND GIANLUCA DI PASQUALE

11 Smart development in regional economies: the specificities of Southern Italy in the European frame

COSIMO CASILLI, VALENTINO MORETTO AND GIULIO PEDRINI

12 Smart development in regional economies: the Emilia-Romagna Region in the European frame

O autorze

Gilberto Antonelli is Full Professor of Economics at the University of Bologna, Italy.

Giuseppe Cappiello is Assistant Professor of Management at the University of Bologna, Italy.