At the TTG Travel Experience in Rimini, experts marked five years of CNR-ISMed’s Tourism Studies on the Mediterranean Region, discussing key challenges for Mediterranean tourism, from local identities and skills to food and wine, AI and shared governance.
Newsletter No. 133 of the “From the Mediterranean to the Oceans” project, based at CNR-ISMed Milan, is now available online. It features news from August and September, journal and book recommendations, and in-depth articles.
CNR-ISMed participates in SSHOpenCloud-IT, a national project aimed at strengthening digital research infrastructures for the social sciences, humanities and cultural heritage. The Institute contributes multidisciplinary expertise in research infrastructure assessment, artificial intelligence, policy intelligence, training and science communication.
The numbers refer to the period 2019 – 2024
Giovanni Ferrarese
Piera Buonincontri, Luisa Errichiello and Roberto Micera
Daniela Ciccolella
Salvatore Capasso and Giovanni Canitano
Asinara. Un’isola nel Mediterraneo
Alessandra Cioppi and Maria Elena Seu
Micciarelli Giuseppe, Venditto Bruno
The Way Forward in Fashion e-Commerce Returns: Enhancing Eco-Efficiency
Claudia Colicchia, Maria Concetta Carissimi, Stella Viscardi, Martina Farioli, Pietro Evangelista, Fabrizio Dallari, Alessandro Creazza
Cooperazione internazionale e diplomazia scientifica: Relazioni, criticità e politiche future
Capasso S., Greco S., Lazzari M., Venditto B.
Digital space and gender identities: Social media experiences in Namibia and Zimbabwe
Bruno Venditto, Beatha Set, Freddy Lipeleke
Beyond Colonialities: Leveraging Ubuntu for Transformative Higher Education in Namibia
Venditto B., Kamanzi A.
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