Vision and Mission
THE VISION OF ISMed: "for a Mediterranean of peace and prosperity".
The ISMed is inspired by a vision of a Mediterranean of peace and prosperity, based on the values that unite the countries in the area.
It comes from the idea that the Mediterranean can be an opportunity for growth and development for both the richer countries of the northern and southern shores and from the awareness that scientific research is the tool to realize these opportunities.
THE MISSION OF ISMed
The mission of the Institute for Studies on the Mediterranean (ISMed) is to identify and analyze the dynamics of the processes of growth and socio-economic development of the countries of the Mediterranean area. Through a strongly interdisciplinary and long-term approach, ISMed's research focuses on specific themes such as the study of migration, energy and the environment, the nature of economic and social development processes, logistics and transport, urban development, the development of network infrastructures and the dissemination of technologies in socio-economic and cultural fields, artistic and cultural heritage.
The research activity has not only scientific and academic purposes but also informative and popular purposes.
The ultimate aim of ISMed is to provide interpretative theories of phenomena, projections on possible future scenarios and policy guidelines that can support targeted interventions to reduce imbalances and stimulate growth in the area.
News books - Science Almanac and the work post-Covid19
Science Almanac and the work post-Covid19
The new monographic issue of CNR's online magazine is dedicated to the great changes in the world of work in the post-Covid19 era. Smart-working could be a stable way of working, but it is necessary to rethink business procedures and processes.
ISMed's contribution in the FOCUS of july of the book, with Luisa Errichiello and Tommasina Pianese.
News journals - Opera Ipogea: Journal of speleology in artificial cavities
Published a special issue of Opera Ipogea: Journal of speleology in artificial cavities
OPERA IPOGEA: Journal of speleology in artificial cavities. Special issue 2020: "Damage assessment and conservation of underground spaces as valuable resources for human activities in Italy and Japan". Editors: R. Varriale, Chiaki T. Oguchi , M. Parise
In the Special Issue contributions of CNR-ISMed in the articles of Roberta Varriale, Tiziana Vitolo and Bruno Venditto.
News journals - “Covid-19 vs City-20”, Special Issue di TeMA - Journal of Land Use, Mobility and Environment
It has been published "Covid-19 vs City-20", Special Issue of TeMA - Journal of Land Use, Mobility and Environment.
The publication collects a series of contributions from scientists and experts on the territorial, social and economic effects of the epidemic.
The issue includes two articles by ISMed researchers and experts.
Smart Working at the time of Covid-19. The interview with two CNR researchers
Smart Working at the time of Covid-19
Smart Working Magazine interviews ISMed researchers Luisa Errichiello and Tommasina Pianese to provide useful information especially to those organizations and people who - due to the Covid-19 emergency - are experiencing smart working for the first time.
Call for chapter on Tourism Destination Management Post COVID-19 Pandemic
ISMed - Institute for Studies on the Mediterranean invites applications for the book:
Tourism Destination Management Post COVID-19 Pandemic:
Global Issues and Destination Management Solutions
PUBLISHER: CABI Publishing, Oxford.
News journals - Global Environment n. 13.2
The latest issue of Global Environment directed by Gabriella Corona and Mauro Agnoletti is now published.
Editorial by Gabriella Corona
Cnr-Ismed delays the VII Seminar of Doctoral Studies in History and Economics in the Mediterranean Countries
The Institute of Studies on the Mediterranean of the CNR of Naples (CNR-Ismed) announces the delay of the call for the VII edition of the Seminar of Doctoral Studies in History and Economics in the Mediterranean Countries, which should have been issued in May 2020.
Science in a Brief - Towards Smart Working Conscious Management
Towards a conscious management of smart working
How to preserve the delicate balance between private and professional life when work breaks into the home through networked connections? This is a question deeply felt by many smart workers (or "agile workers"). A question all the more acute today, given the condition of "domestic isolation" in which these workers find themselves operating due to the spread of the Coronavirus.
Science in brief - Smart working beyond the emergency
Smart working beyond the emergency
In recent weeks, the Government has introduced some simplified procedures for access to smart working (or agile work) provided for in the Prime Ministerial Decree of March 1, 2020 for employees, both public and private, active on the national territory. This is an attempt to counter the spread of the COVID-19 virus and, at the same time, to contain the economic repercussions resulting from the closure of offices.
Science Lessons Young: The Coronavirus explained to children. New Episodes
Science Lessons Young: The Coronavirus explained to children. New Episodes
Luca Caruana (CNR-IRIB), Tiziana Masullo (CNR-ISMed)
For the CNR's Science Lessons section, published on the channel Scienza&Tecnica of Ansa, Tiziana Masullo (CNR-ISMed) e Luca Caruana (CNR-IRIB), in a dialogue between a researcher and the protagonist of the emergency, the new coronavirus.
Activities
The ISMed carries out, promotes and coordinates research activities with objectives of excellence at national and international level, aimed at expanding knowledge in the field of human sciences, identified in the framework of European cooperation and integration and collaboration with universities and other entities, both public and private. It carries out activities of communication and promotion of research, taking care of the dissemination of the related economic and social results within the country. It collaborates with the region and the local administrations, in order to promote, through joint research initiatives, the development of the specific productive realities of the territory. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator
Projects
This section highlights the scientific contribution of the various research groups of the Institute through the development of projects and sub-projects, carried out with internal funds or external funding.
Conferences
In order to facilitate the exchange of information and the transfer of research results, the ISMed periodically organises conferences and study days. An archive with the main reports in slides or videos is available on the pages of the events.
Seminars
The ISMed periodically organizes specialized seminars that, focusing on a single topic, promote the enhancement of the professionalism of participants with the transfer of scientific knowledge related to ongoing research.
Publications
The scientific production of the institute's staff is classified according to the types established in the CNR's People IT system.
Third mission
The Institute plays an important role in many third mission activities, such as the dissemination of the results of scientific research to the general public, participation in committees and councils, training activities also in school-work alternation and support activities for companies.
Library
The book collection of the Institute for studies on the Mediterranean is made of about twelve thousand books that make up a specialized collection of a socio-economic kind.
July 2020
