Fabio Carbone
Biographic Data
| ID | 3081255 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fabio Carbone |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fabio |
| FAMILY NAME | Carbone |
| SIGNATURE | CARBONE F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Coventry University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6711-4892 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
‘Lost in translation’? Peace education and the operational limits of world heritage tourism in Iran
This study examines the extent to which UNESCO World Heritage Sites (WHSs) operationalise peace education through tourism. While UNESCO frames WHSs as spaces capable of fostering intercultural dialogue and mutual understanding, limited research has explored how these aspirations are translated into heritage governance and tourism management practices. Using a comparative case study approach, the research investigates ten UNESCO WHSs in Iran throu…
Academics on the frontline. To what extent does global solidarity pervade the academic world? The case of Academics4Gaza
Integrating Durkheim’s concept of mechanical and organic solidarity with Weber’s notion of professional responsibility and social action , this paper explores academics’ perceptions of global solidarity and their perceived role in addressing social, political, and humanitarian crises on a global scale. To this end, the study qualitatively examines the social dynamics surrounding ACADEMICS4GAZA (A4G), an initiative involving academics worldwide wh…
From care -taker to change -maker? A systematic analysis of the policies of Italian technocratic executives
War-related attractions
The link between a widespread culture of peace and tourism is today more relevant than ever.This work aims to produce sound considerations towards a more self-conscious conception of the roles available to war-related attractions in this sense, with a special focus on war museums.Arguments supporting their potential role as spaces of debate and promotion of peace are informed by sociological theories.Furthermore, two current obstacles to the effe…
“Don’t look back in anger”. War museums’ role in the post conflict tourism-peace nexus
This article explores the role of war related attractions as an infrastructure for peace, particularly in post conflict areas. Emphasis is given to war museums and their narratives. The article questions the view based on the implicit causal relation between the representation of war and the promotion of peace. An alternative approach is proposed by linking theories from tourism, museum and peace studies. The application of ‘the forgiveness model…
Post-multicultural challenges for cultural heritage managers and museums in the age of migrations
The crisis of multiculturalism is commonly associated with the intensification of international migrations and their consequences in the host countries. The relevance of this work – supported by exploratory research based on the implementation of multiple methods – is the proposal of an alternative to the current Western discourse on the phenomenon of international migrations and its political and sociocultural long-term impact. In this context, …
A Highest Purpose of Archaeology -Towards a Future Worthy of our Children
How could an archaeologist become ambassador of peace? This opinion paper collects some of the considerations underlying my academic works on the relationship between archeology and human development. After a relatively short period of excavations in Europe (some years), I have chosen to ask myself what could possibly be the meaning of the archaeological research and the value of the archaeological remains for the society, beyond the role traditi…
Paideia approach for heritage management. The tourist enhancement of archaeological heritage on behalf of local communities
El patrimonio arqueológico y el conocimiento producido a través de su estudio puede ser un \ncomponente clave en el proceso de desarrollo para las comunidades y el dialogo intercultural. El MÉTODO \nPAIDEIA para la gestión del patrimonio, inspirado por la idea socrática de παιδεία, representa la contribución \nteórica de la nuestra investigación: creemos que esta idea debe ser aplicada en la gestión del \npatrimonio como nuevo enfoque de desarrol…
Post-multicultural challenges for cultural heritage managers and museums in the age of migrations
The crisis of multiculturalism is commonly associated with the intensification of international migrations and their consequences in the host countries. The relevance of this work – supported by exploratory research based on the implementation of multiple methods – is the proposal of an alternative to the current Western discourse on the phenomenon of international migrations and its political and sociocultural long-term impact. In this context, …
Paideia approach for heritage management. The tourist enhancement of archaeological heritage on behalf of local communities
El patrimonio arqueológico y el conocimiento producido a través de su estudio puede ser un \ncomponente clave en el proceso de desarrollo para las comunidades y el dialogo intercultural. El MÉTODO \nPAIDEIA para la gestión del patrimonio, inspirado por la idea socrática de παιδεία, representa la contribución \nteórica de la nuestra investigación: creemos que esta idea debe ser aplicada en la gestión del \npatrimonio como nuevo enfoque de desarrol…
A Highest Purpose of Archaeology -Towards a Future Worthy of our Children
How could an archaeologist become ambassador of peace? This opinion paper collects some of the considerations underlying my academic works on the relationship between archeology and human development. After a relatively short period of excavations in Europe (some years), I have chosen to ask myself what could possibly be the meaning of the archaeological research and the value of the archaeological remains for the society, beyond the role traditi…
Post-multicultural challenges for cultural heritage managers and museums in the age of migrations
The crisis of multiculturalism is commonly associated with the intensification of international migrations and their consequences in the host countries. The relevance of this work – supported by exploratory research based on the implementation of multiple methods – is the proposal of an alternative to the current Western discourse on the phenomenon of international migrations and its political and sociocultural long-term impact. In this context, …
“Don’t look back in anger”. War museums’ role in the post conflict tourism-peace nexus
This article explores the role of war related attractions as an infrastructure for peace, particularly in post conflict areas. Emphasis is given to war museums and their narratives. The article questions the view based on the implicit causal relation between the representation of war and the promotion of peace. An alternative approach is proposed by linking theories from tourism, museum and peace studies. The application of ‘the forgiveness model…
War-related attractions
The link between a widespread culture of peace and tourism is today more relevant than ever.This work aims to produce sound considerations towards a more self-conscious conception of the roles available to war-related attractions in this sense, with a special focus on war museums.Arguments supporting their potential role as spaces of debate and promotion of peace are informed by sociological theories.Furthermore, two current obstacles to the effe…
From care -taker to change -maker? A systematic analysis of the policies of Italian technocratic executives
‘Lost in translation’? Peace education and the operational limits of world heritage tourism in Iran
This study examines the extent to which UNESCO World Heritage Sites (WHSs) operationalise peace education through tourism. While UNESCO frames WHSs as spaces capable of fostering intercultural dialogue and mutual understanding, limited research has explored how these aspirations are translated into heritage governance and tourism management practices. Using a comparative case study approach, the research investigates ten UNESCO WHSs in Iran throu…
Academics on the frontline. To what extent does global solidarity pervade the academic world? The case of Academics4Gaza
Integrating Durkheim’s concept of mechanical and organic solidarity with Weber’s notion of professional responsibility and social action , this paper explores academics’ perceptions of global solidarity and their perceived role in addressing social, political, and humanitarian crises on a global scale. To this end, the study qualitatively examines the social dynamics surrounding ACADEMICS4GAZA (A4G), an initiative involving academics worldwide wh…
Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Museums and Cultural Heritage (4 works) · Cultural Heritage Management and Preservation (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Public relations (3 works) · Tourism (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Cultural heritage (2 works)