1st Edition
Local Development and Socio-environmental Systems Experiences and Practices toward Sustainability in Mediterranean Europe
1.Local Development and Environmental Systems: An Empirical Overview
Clio Ciaschini, Vito Imbrenda, Rosa Coluzzi, Marco Maialetti,Adele Sateriano, Rosanna Salvia, and Luca Salvati
2. Traditional Landscapes in Mediterranean Areas: Environmental Protection vs Economic Growth
Vito Imbrenda, Kostas Rontos, Luca Salvati, Marco Maialetti, Ioannis Vardopoulos, Ahmed Alhussen, and Clio Ciaschi
3. Agriculture, Environment, and Sustainable Natural Resources: Approaching Land Classifications from the Perspective of Eco-development
Rosa Coluzzi, Adele Sateriano, Luca Salvati, Clio Ciaschini,Kostas Rontos, Michele Galella, and Maria Lanfredi
4. River Basins and Rural Districts: Toward a Regional Planning for Italian Watersheds with a Broader European View
Caterina Samela, Marco Maialetti, Yannis E. Doukas,Nadia Matarazzo, Mariagrazia D’Emilio, Maria Lanfredi, andRosa Coluzzi
5. Forest Planning and the Claim for Territorial Sustainability
Clio Ciaschini, Giovanni Quaranta, Alessandro Muolo, Olga Astara, Adele Sateriano, Marco Maialetti, and Luca Salvati
6. The Unsustainable Nexus between Land Degradation and Viticulture under the Threat of Climate Change: Impacts and Mitigation Strategies in Italy
Clio Ciaschini, Giovanni Quaranta, Alessandro Muolo, Olga Astara, Adele Sateriano, Marco Maialetti, and Luca Salvati
7. Next Stop: Development. The Continuous Interplay between Agriculture and Environment in a Mediterranean Peripheral Region
Letizia Pace, Caterina Samela, Marco Maialetti, Luca Salvati, Kostas Rontos, Clio Ciaschini, and Alessandra Ghisalberti
Biography
Clio Ciaschini, PhD, is a senior fellow in economics at the Polytechnic University of Marche, Italy. Being specialized in economic policy, applied economics, and economic statistics, her main research interests include sustainable development, long-term economic growth, environmental economics and gender economics, as well as policy issues in agriculture, energy, and ecological fields. Having a specific expertise in spatial analysis, she published more than 20 scientific articles in international journals and edited books.
Vito Imbrenda, PhD, is a staff researcher at the Italian National Research Council (CNR). His main research interests include remote sensing and geographical information systems, physical, human and economic geography, climate change and agriculture, urbanization and housing policies, and positive approaches to sustainable development. He published a number of scientific articles and books for an international readership in geography.
