Francesca Uleri
Biographic Data
| ID | 243702 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Francesca Uleri |
| GIVEN NAMES | Francesca |
| FAMILY NAME | Uleri |
| SIGNATURE | ULERI F |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Turin |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0249-0608 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Temporary higher education mobility and reimagination of rural areas: Insights into the motivations and expectations of students and hosts in the Unita Rural Mobility Program in Italy and Spain
Understanding rural energy transitions through the spatial dynamics between rural change and energy system transformation
Definition of Economics in Retrospective: Two Epistemological Tensions That Explain the Change of the Study Object in Economics
Throughout history, schools of economic thought have defined political economy—or economics—and its object of study in multiple ways. This paper reflects on the definitions of economics by schools of economic thought and also proposes the concepts of value and scarcity as key concepts to explain the differences between them. The most important findings of the paper are: (a) the ontological and epistemological characteristics of the concept of val…
Unmaking capitalism through community empowerment: Findings from Italian agricultural experiences
Ruralità tra risignificazione e centralità nuova: Giovani agricoltori e transizione alla multifunzionalità nelle valli Trentine e Altoatesine
After decades of marginalization and peripheralization, what was previously considered the "difficult countryside" is now starting to reattract young populations that choose to live and work in rural areas. This contribution presents a case study focused on the return of young farmers to mountain agriculture in Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol. It analyses (i) the mecha-nisms that support the entrance into agriculture of both newcomers and farmers un…
Fruit production and exploited labor in northern Italy: Redefining urban responsibility toward the agrarian ground
Immigrants play a crucial role in the development of capital-intensive, industrialized agriculture and often find themselves living in derelict, stigmatized neighborhoods where they become not only objects of fear and exclusion but also objects of racketeering, exploitation, and profit-making dynamics. Global trends and migration flows trigger new concerns among policymakers who realize that food production is not only a rural issue. Discussing t…
New emerging peasantry and local food: Participatory Guarantee Systems as a strategy to re-localise and re-socialise the organic food quality. A theoretical analysis
Despite a farewell to peasants was predicted by modernisation theorists, nowadays we are witnessing a re-emergence of the peasant model; this new direction is today interpreted as a search of independence from the centrifugal thrust of the agro-industrial sector. This paper, with a theoretical approach and an analysis of the relevant bibliography, links the new emerging peasantry to the dynamics which are changing the organisation of the markets …
Capitalism and the Peasant Mode of Production: A Chayanovian Analysis
Although the disappearance of the peasantry under capitalism was repeatedly announced, peasants are still here, and the peasant mode of production still serves as a livelihood basis for millions of rural households. Based on Chayanov's ideas, the article identifies some reasons for this resistance to capitalism by describing the internal functional logic of the peasant economy and the difference of the peasant mode of production from the capitali…
Fruit production and exploited labor in northern Italy: Redefining urban responsibility toward the agrarian ground
Immigrants play a crucial role in the development of capital-intensive, industrialized agriculture and often find themselves living in derelict, stigmatized neighborhoods where they become not only objects of fear and exclusion but also objects of racketeering, exploitation, and profit-making dynamics. Global trends and migration flows trigger new concerns among policymakers who realize that food production is not only a rural issue. Discussing t…
Unmaking capitalism through community empowerment: Findings from Italian agricultural experiences
Understanding rural energy transitions through the spatial dynamics between rural change and energy system transformation
Capitalism and the Peasant Mode of Production: A Chayanovian Analysis
Although the disappearance of the peasantry under capitalism was repeatedly announced, peasants are still here, and the peasant mode of production still serves as a livelihood basis for millions of rural households. Based on Chayanov's ideas, the article identifies some reasons for this resistance to capitalism by describing the internal functional logic of the peasant economy and the difference of the peasant mode of production from the capitali…
New emerging peasantry and local food: Participatory Guarantee Systems as a strategy to re-localise and re-socialise the organic food quality. A theoretical analysis
Despite a farewell to peasants was predicted by modernisation theorists, nowadays we are witnessing a re-emergence of the peasant model; this new direction is today interpreted as a search of independence from the centrifugal thrust of the agro-industrial sector. This paper, with a theoretical approach and an analysis of the relevant bibliography, links the new emerging peasantry to the dynamics which are changing the organisation of the markets …
Definition of Economics in Retrospective: Two Epistemological Tensions That Explain the Change of the Study Object in Economics
Throughout history, schools of economic thought have defined political economy—or economics—and its object of study in multiple ways. This paper reflects on the definitions of economics by schools of economic thought and also proposes the concepts of value and scarcity as key concepts to explain the differences between them. The most important findings of the paper are: (a) the ontological and epistemological characteristics of the concept of val…
Unmaking capitalism through community empowerment: Findings from Italian agricultural experiences
Ruralità tra risignificazione e centralità nuova: Giovani agricoltori e transizione alla multifunzionalità nelle valli Trentine e Altoatesine
After decades of marginalization and peripheralization, what was previously considered the "difficult countryside" is now starting to reattract young populations that choose to live and work in rural areas. This contribution presents a case study focused on the return of young farmers to mountain agriculture in Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol. It analyses (i) the mecha-nisms that support the entrance into agriculture of both newcomers and farmers un…
Fruit production and exploited labor in northern Italy: Redefining urban responsibility toward the agrarian ground
Immigrants play a crucial role in the development of capital-intensive, industrialized agriculture and often find themselves living in derelict, stigmatized neighborhoods where they become not only objects of fear and exclusion but also objects of racketeering, exploitation, and profit-making dynamics. Global trends and migration flows trigger new concerns among policymakers who realize that food production is not only a rural issue. Discussing t…
Understanding rural energy transitions through the spatial dynamics between rural change and energy system transformation
Temporary higher education mobility and reimagination of rural areas: Insights into the motivations and expectations of students and hosts in the Unita Rural Mobility Program in Italy and Spain
Economics (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Agriculture, Land Use, Rural Development (3 works) · Economic system (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Rural development and sustainability (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Agriculture (2 works) · Business (2 works) · Capitalism (2 works)