1st Edition
Smart Development in Smart Communities
List of figures
List of tables
About the contributors
Foreword by Tomaso Tommasi di Vignano
Introduction
GILBERTO ANTONELLI AND GIANCARLO CAMPRI
PART I: Conceptualizing the idea of smart development
I.1 Smart specialization
1 Issues and challenges for smart specialisation
RICCARDO LEONCINI
2 Smart specialization and models of capitalism
LUCA CATTANI AND GIOVANNI GUIDETTI
3 Smart specialization and supply-side outcomes in an industrial policy perspective
PATRIZIO BIANCHI AND SILVANO BERTINI
I.2 Smart city
4 Issues and challenges for smart cities
NICOLA DE LISO AND LUCA ZAMPARINI
5 Human capital and the new geography of jobs
LUCA CATTANI, GIOVANNI GUIDETTI AND GIULIO PEDRINI
6 Smart cities, social goods and demand-side outcomes in a regional policy perspective
GILBERTO ANTONELLI
I.3 Smart development
7 Smart development, local production systems and related variety
GILBERTO ANTONELLI AND RICCARDO LEONCINI
8 Smart development as a criss-crossed outcome of smart specialization and smart city strategies
GILBERTO ANTONELLI
PART II: Measuring and applying smart local development
9 Smartness indicators in the European urban framework
DOREL NICOLAE MANITIU AND GIULIO PEDRINI
10 Smart development and smart utilities: an international comparison
ANDREA PALIANI, GIUSEPPE CAPPIELLO AND GIANLUCA DI PASQUALE
11 Smart development in regional economies: the specificities of Southern Italy in the European frame
COSIMO CASILLI, VALENTINO MORETTO AND GIULIO PEDRINI
12 Smart development in regional economies: the Emilia-Romagna Region in the European frame
Biography
Gilberto Antonelli is Full Professor of Economics at the University of Bologna, Italy.
Giuseppe Cappiello is Assistant Professor of Management at the University of Bologna, Italy.






