Parte della SESSIONE SPECIALE
TERRITORIO E CITTÀ SMART E SOSTENIBILI: L’INNOVAZIONE EFFICACE PER LA TRANSIZIONE ECOLOGICA / SMART AND SUSTAINABLE REGIONS AND CITIES: EFFECTIVE INNOVATION FOR THE ECOLOGICAL TRANSITION
Coordinatori: Stefano Aragona, Leandro Aglieri
Discussant: Riccardo Corbucci, Antonella Melito
PDTA/Sapienza Università di Roma
La transizione ecologica pone alle città una sfida di governance più che tecnologica: governare la complessità urbana significa costruire capacità istituzionali, coordinamento multilivello e innovazione collaborativa. L’analisi comparata di casi di studio mostra come la scala metropolitana e di area vasta divenga nella maniera più efficace lo spazio strategico della trasformazione sostenibile.
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