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Papers by Massimo Clemente

Bridging Tourism Theory and Practice

Cities by the sea have a strong identity which comes from the historic relationship between an ur... more Cities by the sea have a strong identity which comes from the historic relationship between an urban community and the ocean and is important in attracting tourists. This chapter analyzes urban regeneration, waterfront redevelopment, touristic valorization, and marketing strategies used by seaside cities that, by sharing their maritime culture, have achieved integrated urban transformations. This is facilitated by developing a “collaborative commons” of producers and consumers for the touristic enhancement of the metropolitan area such as Naples.

Sustainability

In the international debate, creative and cultural responses to climate change and environmental ... more In the international debate, creative and cultural responses to climate change and environmental sustainability are increasing in policies and practices. Creativity and cultural heritage enhancement can guide the definition of new trajectories of sustainable urban development, particularly in port-city interaction areas. In Europe, port-city interaction areas have been transformed into laboratories of cultural and creative experimentation for the sustainable management of cultural heritage and the urban quality of public spaces. Starting from the studies developed on the main measurement frameworks of creative cities and sustainable development policies, the paper aims to investigate the possibility of developing a “Port-cities Creative Heritage Enhancement” approach to assess and plan possible cultural and creative transformations of historical-architectural buildings, industrial archaeology, and symbolic urban spaces in the port-city interaction areas of Naples.

New Metropolitan Perspectives, 2020

This research outlines a gradualist approach towards touristic and cultural valorization processe... more This research outlines a gradualist approach towards touristic and cultural valorization processes in Southern Italy. Factors slowing down social progress and sustainable development in these marginal regions are numerous: unemployment, de-industrialization, depopulation of city centers, social marginality and widespread illegality.

NAPOLI 2020: la visione dal mare per lo sviluppo locale sostenibile della costa metropolitana/ NA... more NAPOLI 2020: la visione dal mare per lo sviluppo locale sostenibile della costa metropolitana/ NAPLES 2020: the vision from the sea for local sustainable development of the metropolitan coast Massimo CLEMENTE Interventi/Papers Approcci e visioni metropolitane dal mare/ Approaches and metropolitan visions from the sea La natura del limite. La linea di costa tra artificio e natura/The nature of limit. The coastline between artifice and nature Marina RIGILLO, Marella SANTANGELO Porto, città e linea di costa/Port, city and coastline Carmine PISCOPO La filosofia e il diritto per l'interpretazione delle città di mare/Town planning and seaside town: law sources and legal drafting criteria Sergio ZEULI Ispirazioni dal rapporto terra-mare, visioni di paesaggio, indirizzi al progetto/Inspiration from land-sea connection. Landscape visions, addresses to the project Fabrizia FORTE Analisi, piani e progetti per la costa metropolitana di Napoli / Analysis, plans and projects for the metropolitan coast of Naples Da Puteoli a Stabia una stratificazione storica zenitale Alessandro/From Puteoli To Stabia an historical zenith stratification Alessandro CASTAGNARO Riqualificazione del waterfront tra modelli internazionali e radicamenti locali. il caso di Castellamare di Stabia/International models or local embedment in waterfront redevelopment. Castellammare di Stabia case Francesco Domenico MOCCIA Sviluppare ambienti resilienti. Due progetti per la governance delle aree costiere nella penisola sorrentina/ Building the coastal resilience. Two case study research for the governance of urban coastal areas Mario LOSASSO, Marina RIGILLO Diritto al mare a Napoli: accedere, conoscere, ricordare, condividere l'area marina protetta della Gaiola/Accessing the sea in Naples: the case study of the S.I.C.

Editoriale/Editorial NAPOLI 2020: la visione dal mare per lo sviluppo locale sostenibile della co... more Editoriale/Editorial NAPOLI 2020: la visione dal mare per lo sviluppo locale sostenibile della costa metropolitana/ NAPLES 2020: the vision from the sea for local sustainable development of the metropolitan coast Massimo CLEMENTE Interventi/Papers Approcci e visioni metropolitane dal mare/ Approaches and metropolitan visions from the sea La natura del limite. La linea di costa tra artificio e natura/The nature of limit. The coastline between artifice and nature Marina RIGILLO, Marella SANTANGELO Porto, città e linea di costa/Port, city and coastline Carmine PISCOPO La filosofia e il diritto per l'interpretazione delle città di mare/Town planning and seaside town: law sources and legal drafting criteria Sergio ZEULI Ispirazioni dal rapporto terra-mare, visioni di paesaggio, indirizzi al progetto/Inspiration from land-sea connection. Landscape visions, addresses to the project Fabrizia FORTE Analisi, piani e progetti per la costa metropolitana di Napoli / Analysis, plans and proje...

Direttore responsabile: Mario Coletta| print ISSN 1974-6849 | electronic ISSN 2281-4574 | © 2008 ... more Direttore responsabile: Mario Coletta| print ISSN 1974-6849 | electronic ISSN 2281-4574 | © 2008 | Registrazione: Cancelleria del Tribunale di Napoli, n° 46, 08/05/2008 | Rivista cartacea edita dalle Edizioni Scientifiche Italiane e rivista on line realizzata con Open Journal System e pubblicata dal Centro di Ateneo per le Biblioteche dell'Università di Napoli Federico II.

Cultural heritage has played a key role in urban regeneration processes although often with negat... more Cultural heritage has played a key role in urban regeneration processes although often with negative effects, such as the museification and gentrification of historic centres. The ancient centre of Naples is an emblematic case study because deeply degraded but strongly characterised by cultural identity. In the area, the Sansevero Chapel is a private museum very appreciated by tourists visiting Naples and famous for its historical heritage. Since the 90s, the museum is developing an innovative policy, playing an active role in the urban regeneration; on one hand, it increased its cultural activities, on the other hand, it promoted the valorization of the urban area interacting with stakeholders and involving local community, especially supporting the initiative of “Corpo di Napoli” Committee. Starting from the case study, the paper aspires to offer useful insights for collaborative models of urban regeneration in historic centres. Keywords: cultural heritage, historic centre, collab...

Recent developments within national and supranational policies in Europe have come to understand ... more Recent developments within national and supranational policies in Europe have come to understand cultural heritage as a “common good” that is pivotal to the sustainable development of territories and communities. In doing so, EU policies nudge member states to adopt participative approaches to development, to invest on citizens’ and stakeholders’ identification with the local cultural heritage, and to work together for its conservation.

Le citta sono i luoghi di maggiore concentrazione dei rischi naturali e antropici per i quali la ... more Le citta sono i luoghi di maggiore concentrazione dei rischi naturali e antropici per i quali la resilienza rappresenta la risposta in termini di riduzione della vulnerabilita e puo essere considerata come «the ability of a system, community, or society exposed to hazards to resist, absorb, accommodate to and recover from the effects of a hazard in a timely and efficient manner, including through the preservation and restoration of its essential basic structures and functions» (UNISDR, 2009, p. 24). Per tale motivo i concetti di vulnerabilita e resilienza sono al centro del dibattito politico e scientifico attuale per il futuro delle citta. Nel panorama internazionale il concetto di rischio ha assunto negli ultimi anni una dimensione complessa, correlata non solo alle caratteristiche naturali ed antropiche di un sito, ma anche al contesto socio-economico. Il contributo si colloca nell’ambito delle ricerche che approfondiscono approcci ex ante proattivi, sistemici e integrati di gest...

Carmelina Bevilacqua Belfast: regenerate the city to rebuild divided identity Coordinating urban ... more Carmelina Bevilacqua Belfast: regenerate the city to rebuild divided identity Coordinating urban regeneration strategies: the planning framework Implementation and management tools: the 3 Ps approach Transforming Belfast Titanic quarter: the private engine to build the future (starting) from the past Cathedral quarter Belfast: public regeneration strategies The physical manifestation of conflict on built form The cultural matrix of cities in northern Ireland and the new trajectori design (Re) shaping Belfast Experiences of waterfront regeneration in Belfast: unifyng a divided city Union and division in cities by the sea: sailing from Belfast to new horizons of research Learning from Belfast Political mediation vs disciplinary mediation Index and english translation of the articles

Cities by the sea are special “historic cultural landscapes”, and maritime identity acquires new ... more Cities by the sea are special “historic cultural landscapes”, and maritime identity acquires new meanings for the touristic enhancement of urban coastal areas and it may represent a driver for socio-economic development. New strategies to stop deterioration in urban coastal areas should take place both through a conscious and evolved the type of tourism both through innovative processes. The paper analyzes some interventions of waterfront regeneration and tourism development in some seaside cities involving their maritime culture. New collaborative models of lateral participation took place as alternatives to the vertical models: “collaborative commons” might start its process for the touristic enhancement and regeneration of the metropolitan coast of Naples. Keywords: maritime identity, sustainable tourism, collaborative urban regeneration Cities by the sea are special “historic cultural landscapes”, and maritime identity acquires new meanings for the touristic enhancement of urban...

Computational Science and Its Applications – ICCSA 2021, 2021

Netcom, 1997

Petrella Bianca, Clemente Massimo. The analysis of the demand for mobility in a metropolitan terr... more Petrella Bianca, Clemente Massimo. The analysis of the demand for mobility in a metropolitan territory : a methodological proposal. In: NETCOM : Réseaux, communication et territoires / Networks and Communication Studies, vol. 11 n°1, mai 1997. Symposium “Impact of Information Technology” IGU CONGRESS (I) pp. 217-224

Procedia - Social and Behavioral Sciences, 2016

BDC. Bollettino Del Centro Calza Bini, Dec 31, 2013

Le città di mare sono state oggetto di studi e approfondimenti durante gli ultimi cinquanta anni,... more Le città di mare sono state oggetto di studi e approfondimenti durante gli ultimi cinquanta anni, anche se molto spesso con riferimento limitato al recupero delle aree portuali dismesse e alla riqualificazione dei waterfront urbani. Il gruppo di ricerca Città e Architettura del Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, dal 2009, ha sviluppato un percorso di ricerca fondato su un diverso approccio al tema: guardare le città "dal mare" per rinnovare culturalmente e metodologicamente la pianificazione e la progettazione urbana nelle aree urbane costiere. La visione marittima ha permesso una rivisitazione dei processi di recupero del waterfront. L'obiettivo è definire metodologie e strategie innovative per valorizzare l'identità marittima come strumento chiave per la rigenerazione urbana sostenibile della città di mare.

Territorio della Ricerca su Insediamenti e Ambiente. Rivista internazionale di cultura urbanistica, Jul 31, 2014