Resilient Landscapes: Post-crisis Local Development and Sustainable Society
About this ebook
- General overview: The readers will not be confined to a limited coverage. Our book will introduce the reader to different perspectives.
- Easy-language by very contrasted experts: Usually, the specific language used in the scientific literature do not facilitate understanding of urban mechanisms and processes. The readers of our book will easily understand and learn how they can start to perform urban assessments related to the new dynamics.
- Updated and interdisciplinary material: The material included will not become dated during the next years, because the authors will include contrasting material and updated information, which will be useful and necessary to start any research project. Moreover, the authors come from very diverse disciplines, which will enrich the knowledge expounded.
About the author
Matteo Clemente, PhD, is Researcher in Landscape Architecture at Tuscia University (Viterbo) and he holds courses in Landscape Planning. His research interests are focused on the themes of redevelopment of the contemporary city, with particular reference to the re-design of public space, from the scale of urban design to that of landscape design and temporary installations.
Jesús Rodrigo-Comino, Assistant Professor in the Department of Regional and Physical Geography at the University of Granada (Spain). He completed his first PhD in Geography at the University of Málaga (Spain) and Trier (Germany) in 2018 and the second one in the engineering of Geomatics and Topography at the Polytechnic University of Valencia (2023). His current research interests include soil geography, regional geography and land degradation.
Francesco M. Chelli is Full-time Professor of Economic Statistics at the Department of Economics and Social Sciences of Polytechnic University of Marche (Ancona), and, at the moment, member of ISTAT Council. He holds courses of Economic and Methodological Statistics. His research interests range from topics as Input-Output models, welfare indicators, spatial statistics and demographic dynamics.
