Social Regeneration and Local Development: Cooperation, Social Economy and Public Participation

ISBN-13: 9780367885120 / Angielski / Miękka / 2019 / 308 str.

Silvia Sacchetti; Asimina Christoforou; Michele Mosca

Opis

By analysing organisational and contextual elements, this book offers an institutional perspective on how socio-economic systems can reply to challenges such as social and environmental degradation, financial crises, immigration, inequality, and marginalisation.

Spis treści

Introduction

Silvia Sacchetti, Asimina Christoforou, Michele Mosca

Part 1: Social Regeneration

1. Social Regeneration and Cooperative Institutions

Silvia Sacchetti and Carlo Borzaga

2. The Transformations of Welfare: From Solidarity to Individualism, and Back

Luca Fazzi

Part 2: Inclusive and cooperative organisations

3. Social Enterprise and Regeneration: A Participatory Approach　

Asimina Christoforou

4. Regenerating the Commons: Policy Design Models beyond CSR

Francesca Battistoni, Paolo Cottino and Flaviano Zandonai

5. Co-operative Leadership: Social and Spatial Regeneration in Rural Western Canada

Darcy Overland

6. The Social Regeneration of Mafias Assets: The Role of Social Cooperatives in Italy

Michele Mosca

7. Territorial Governance and the Social Economy in Migrants’ Reception. The Case of Romagna Faentina in Central Italy

Massimo Caroli and Ermanno Tortia

Part 3: Contextual Elements for Social Regeneration

8. Deliberative Participation: Bringing the Citizens Back In

Rudolf Lewanski

9. City Leadership and Social Regeneration: The Potential of Civic Leadership and the New Roles for Public Managers and Politicians

Alessandro Sancino and Leslie Budd

10. Digital Technology as a Tool for Social Regeneration: Web 2.0’s Intended and Unintended Outcomes Within a Society

Andres Morales and Sara Calvo

11. Immigration Policies, Public Decision-making Processes and Urban Regeneration: The Italian Case.

Luigi Ferrara and Salvatore Villani

12. Spatial Injustice and Social Capital: The Wall between East J

O autorze

• Dr Silvia Sacchetti is an  Associate Professor of Economic Policy at the University of Trento, Department of Sociology and Social Research, Italy.








• Dr Asimina Christoforou is at the Department of International and European Economic Studies, Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece











• Michele Mosca is an associate professor of Economic Policy at the Department of Political Science, University of Naples, Federico II, Italy