Tra finanziarizzazione e processi ecologici. la salute urbana come bene comune

Avallone, Gennaro

doi:10.3280/sur2013-101008

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“…The causes that most frequently emerge are represented by Inner Areas' inhabitants' "not adequate" socio-economic conditions (related to employment opportunity issues) [55]. In addition, as the authors stressed in the cited paper, it is important to consider other problems: infrastructure insufficiency; the difficulty of creating networks between social, educational, cultural, and school services; climate change; the migration "emergency"; and the crisis regarding the traditional welfare system [56].…”

Section: Some Social Causes Of Depopulationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Vulnerability and Inner Areas in Italy—“Should Young Stay or Should Young Go”? A Survey in the Molise Region

Grignoli,

D’Ambrosio,

Boriati

2023

Sustainability

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This article explores the depopulation phenomenon in the context of the Molise region, an Inner Area in the south of Italy, considering it as an indicator of emerging social vulnerability. In particular, this paper presents the results of a quantitative study conducted in Molise on a non-probabilistic sample composed of 89 respondents through an online self-administered semi-structured questionnaire. This research may contribute to stimulating reflection on social vulnerability studies by explaining that, in the age of complexity, societies, although simple, are not builders of social capital capable of protecting against social vulnerability. In particular, the data reveal that more than 2/3 of the sample (+75%) do not participate in community activities (events at volunteer centers; civic and political activities; and events youth aggregation centers). For this reason, it is important to improve solidarity, which is the core of new strategies of proximity welfare that help to reduce depopulation.

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Section: Some Social Causes Of Depopulationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Vulnerability and Inner Areas in Italy—“Should Young Stay or Should Young Go”? A Survey in the Molise Region

Grignoli,

D’Ambrosio,

Boriati

2023

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“…More than other territories, Inner Areas -which don't provide infrastructures (adequate education, mobility, care, assistance, and services for early childhood such as kindergartens) -"are aging" and they will continue to suffer the permanent tendency of the younger population to leave the rural communities [57], causing a further increase in vulnerability 8 .…”

Section: Welfare and Inner Aareasmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Causes that most frequently emerge, are represented by the Inner Areas inhabitants' "not adequate" socio-economic conditions (related to employment opportunity issues) [8]. In addition, as 8 The Index of Vulnerability by Territorial Fragility (IVFT) measures the «health status of the territory» according to the natural risk related to the characteristics of the territory [45] (p. 60). Also, see the Index of Countering Social and Material Vulnerability (ICVSM) covers social welfare assistance carried out by public bodies and in particular municipalities [45] (p. 62).…”

Section: Some Social Causes Of Depopulationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Vulnerability and Inner Areas in Italy. “Should Young Stay or Should Young Go”?

Grignoli,

D’Ambrosio,

Boriati

2023

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The essay focuses, from a sociological perspective, on the phenomenon of depopulation of Inner Areas in Italy. In this areas, younger generations, live a great inequality that exposed them to risk of social vulnerability. So, on the one hand, the desire to leave their community is growing among younger, on the other hand, the desire to deal with extreme adverse conditions is falling down. The research aims to explore the depopulation phenomenon in the context of Southern Italy, considering it as an emerging social vulnerability that impacts very deeply onto the sustainability of a social, economic and community systems such as the Molise region one. The following paper therefore presents an empirical web-survey conducted in the Molise region. The methodology used is Quantitative, and the research design is Exploratory. The essay underlines how proximity welfare can act as a flywheel to counter the depopulation Inner Areas of Italy enacted by the younger generations.

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Tra finanziarizzazione e processi ecologici. la salute urbana come bene comune

Cited by 2 publications

References 35 publications

Vulnerability and Inner Areas in Italy—“Should Young Stay or Should Young Go”? A Survey in the Molise Region

Vulnerability and Inner Areas in Italy—“Should Young Stay or Should Young Go”? A Survey in the Molise Region

Vulnerability and Inner Areas in Italy. “Should Young Stay or Should Young Go”?

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