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- Teacher: Elena Grinza
- Teacher: Elena Esposito
- Teacher: Juan Fernando Vargas Duque
mutua da ECONOMICS LAB (SEM0150) Clicca QUI
- Teacher: Rebecca Castagnoli
- Teacher: Monica Cugno
ECONOMIA DELL'IMPRESA
AA: 2022/2023 - II semestre - cfu: 6
Docente: Alessandro Manello. E-mail: alessandro.manello@unito.it
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- Teacher: Alessandro Manello
- Teacher: Clemente De Rosa
MUTUA DA MAT0036
https://math.i-learn.unito.it/course/view.php?id=1572
Objectives
Module 1: Global Networks (Chiara Certomà, 36 hours)
Topics covered in Module 1 of the Global Networks and Local Development course allow students to acquire advanced knowledge on national and international socio-political and geo-economic scenarios; to acquire a critical and transdisciplinary understanding of environmental, social, and political-economic challenges resulting from globalisation process and its spatial implications at the global level.
At the end of Module 1 students can:
- critically describe the transformations taking place in the global socio-economic, political-cultural and technological system;
- autonomously identify the interconnections between analysed transformations of global socio-political and economic systems;
- discuss the policies and initiatives adopted to deal with contemporary challenges.
1. The geo-economic and geo-political reading of socio-spatial phenomena
2. Geo-economic space: territories, regions, networks
3. Governance of globalization: scales, paradigms and institutions
4. Globalization of production systems
5. Environmental issues, conflicts and ecological transition in the global world
ALL the text and the slides are COMPULSORY READING for the exam. There is no difference in the text list for students attending or not attending the lectures. The final list of readings will be provided at the beginning of the lectures.
The following text can be downloaded from moodle/ I seguenti tra i testi sono scaricabili da moodle:
· W. Sachs et al., Six Transformations to achieve the Sustainable Development Goal, Nature Sustainability, 2019, vol 2, 805-814
· S., Bouzarovski,Energy poverty in the European Union: landscapes of vulnerability, Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Energy and Environment, 2014;3(3), 276-289
· D. Massey, A Global Sense Of Place, Marxism Today, June 1991, 24–29
· J. Martinez-Alier (2020). A global environmental justice movement: mapping ecological distribution conflicts. Disjuntiva, 1(2), 81-126
The following text can be retrieved in the library (or in bookshops)/ I seguenti tra i testi possono essere consultati in biblioteca (o acquistati)
· Certomà, C. (2016) Postenvironmentalism: A Material Semiotic Perspective on Living Spaces, Palgrave Macmillan, NY (only chapters 1, 2 and 3)
· Herod, A. (2009) Geographies of Globalisation: A Critical Introduction. Wiley-Blackwell: Chichester, UK (selected chapters)
· Kloosterman, R. C., Mamadouh V., and Terhorst, P. (eds) (2018), Handbook on the Geographies of Globalization, Edward Elgar (only cap. 16)
· Massey, D., Jess, P. (1995), A place in the world? Places, cultures and globalization, Oxford, Oxford University Press (only cap.2 and cap 6)
· Slides (provided at the end of the lectures)
- Teacher: Chiara Certoma'
- Teacher: Paolo Giaccaria
Objectives
Topics covered in the course allow students to acquire advanced knowledge on politics and economics of social innovation and digital transformation in the national and international urban contexts; to acquire a critical and transdisciplinary understanding of the socio-political, economic and cultural implications of the digital transition; and to get familiar with current issues in urban studies innovation practices are tackling with.
Gli argomenti trattati nel corso consentono agli studenti di acquisire conoscenze avanzate sulle politiche e sull'economia dell'innovazione sociale e della trasformazione digitale nei contesti urbani nazionali e internazionali; acquisire una comprensione critica e transdisciplinare delle implicazioni socio-politiche, economiche e culturali della transizione digitale; e familiarizzare con le questioni attuali negli studi urbani che le pratiche di innovazione stanno affrontando.
Risultati:
At the course students can:
critically analyse the transformations of urban areas and its socio-economic and political-cultural effects;
describe the interconnections between the digital transition and social innovation, including digital participatory and social planning processes;
discuss the policies and initiatives adopted to deal with the social innovation]]
Al corso gli studenti possono:
analizzare criticamente le trasformazioni delle aree urbane ei suoi effetti socio-economici e politico-culturali;
descrivere le interconnessioni tra la transizione digitale e l'innovazione sociale, compresi i processi partecipativi digitali e di pianificazione sociale;
discutere le politiche e le iniziative adottate per affrontare l'innovazione sociale
Programme:
1. Key concepts in urban socio-political geography
2. Cities in a global world: forms, transformations, policies and cultures
3.
Social
innovation: theory and practice
4. Digital revolution: economic, social and political effects
5. Digital geographies: issues, methodologies and explorations
6. New forms of digital participation in the augmented city
1. Concetti chiave nella geografia socio-politica urbana
2. Le città nel mondo globale: forme, trasformazioni, politiche e culture
3. Innovazione sociale: teoria e pratica
4. Rivoluzione digitale: effetti economici, sociali e politici
5. Le geografie digitali: problematiche, metodologie ed esplorazioni
6. Nuove forme di partecipazione digitale nella città aumentata
Testi
ALL the text and the slides are COMPULSORY READING for the exam. There is no difference in the text list for students attending or not attending the lectures. The final list of readings will be provided at the beginning of the lectures.
The following text can be downloaded from moodle/ I seguenti tra i testi sono scaricabili da moodle:
Ash J, Kitchin R, Leszczynski A. Digital turn, digital geographies? Progress in Human Geography, 2018, 42(1), 25-43
G. De Matteis, C. Lanza, Le città del mondo, UTET, 2014, cap.3
S.Sassen, “The Global city: introducing a concept” in W. Broecker et al. The Multiple Faces of Globalization, BBVA, 2009
B. Ioannou, N. Morán, M. Sonderman, C.Certomà and M. Hardman (2016) “Grassroots movements – toward cooperative forms of green urban development?” in S. Bell et al. (eds.), Urban Allotment Gardens in Europe, Routledge, 62-90
C.Certomà, Sonderman and S. Noori (2019) “Urban gardening and the quest for just uses of space in Europe” in C.Certomà, M. Sonderman and S. Noori (eds.) “Urban Gardening and the Struggles of Social and Spatial Justice”, Manchester University Press, 1-20
Tutte le slides
The following text can be retrieved in the library (or in bookshops)/ I seguenti tra i testi possono essere consultati in biblioteca (o acquistati):
C. Certomà (2021) “Digital Social Innovation”, Palgrave Macmillan, New York
- Teacher: Chiara Certoma'