Simona Zollet
Biographic Data
| ID | 326369 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Simona Zollet |
| GIVEN NAMES | Simona |
| FAMILY NAME | Zollet |
| SIGNATURE | ZOLLET S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hiroshima University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9269-6804 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 53 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
A Switch to Commons: The Evolution of the Regulation of Urban Agriculture in Rome, Italy
This article investigates how framing urban agriculture as a “common good” shapes governance structures and fosters participatory processes for sustainable urban development. In October 2024, the City of Rome approved a new regulation on urban agriculture within the broader Regulation for the Shared Administration of Common Goods. This marked a significant evolution in framing urban agriculture as a “commons” compared to the City’s earlier legisl…
Creative newcomers and local food culture: Revitalization, sustainability, and place-making between rural and urban
Revitalising rural areas through counterurbanisation: Community-oriented policies for the settlement of urban newcomers
Island Art Sustainability Education: A case study of Osakikamijima, Japan
Although both arts education and community sustainability are very important topics for island communities, there is a dearth of academic research on the use of artistic activities to support sustainable island development. In this research, Osakikamijima, a depopulating Japanese island that the Japanese government is trying to rebrand as 'education island', was used as a case study on education on sustainability through the arts. The article emp…
Rural Art Festivals and Creative Social Entrepreneurship
This article examines how creativity-based social entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial networks in the context of small-scale rural art festivals can advance social and regional revitalization goals in peripheral island communities. This qualitative- and action-based research explores the effects of artistic activities on rural revitalization through the analysis of four small-scale rural events: a traditional matsuri (festival), and three contem…
Hybrid food networks and sustainability transitions: Shared and contested values and practices in food relocalisation and resocialisation
Processes of food relocalisation and resocialisation occurring within alternative food networks (AFNs) are seen as fundamental to fostering sustainability transitions in agro-food systems. Criticism of the alternative-conventional dualism typical of much AFN literature, however, has resulted in the emergence of the concept of hybrid food networks. This article looks at the Japanese context to critically engage with current debates on relocalisati…
Values-based Territorial Food Networks'-Benefits, challenges and controversies
The special issue titled 'Values-based Territorial Food Networks - Benefits, challenges and controversies' and this introductory editorial aim to bridge conceptual and disciplinary differences within the literature on alternative agro-food networks and related concepts. In the editorial we outline a new umbrella term, Values-based Territorial Food Networks (VTFNs), which synthesises the key commonalities that characterise alternatives to the main…
Neo-endogenous revitalisation: Enhancing community resilience through art tourism and rural entrepreneurship
The making of art islands: A comparative analysis of translocal assemblages of contemporary art and tourism
Many small island destinations owe their spatial character to their entanglements with stakeholders involved in the arts. Space is the dynamic outcome of complex relational processes, which makes it impossible to identify a straightforward development path — including when it comes to the arts and tourism. Using assemblage thinking, we scrutinize the different translocal processes influencing art-based tourism activities on Bornholm, Denmark and …
Resisting the vineyard invasion: Anti-pesticide movements as a vehicle for territorial food democracy and just sustainability transitions
Neo-endogenous revitalisation: Enhancing community resilience through art tourism and rural entrepreneurship
Revitalising rural areas through counterurbanisation: Community-oriented policies for the settlement of urban newcomers
Values-based Territorial Food Networks'-Benefits, challenges and controversies
The special issue titled 'Values-based Territorial Food Networks - Benefits, challenges and controversies' and this introductory editorial aim to bridge conceptual and disciplinary differences within the literature on alternative agro-food networks and related concepts. In the editorial we outline a new umbrella term, Values-based Territorial Food Networks (VTFNs), which synthesises the key commonalities that characterise alternatives to the main…
Resisting the vineyard invasion: Anti-pesticide movements as a vehicle for territorial food democracy and just sustainability transitions
Hybrid food networks and sustainability transitions: Shared and contested values and practices in food relocalisation and resocialisation
Processes of food relocalisation and resocialisation occurring within alternative food networks (AFNs) are seen as fundamental to fostering sustainability transitions in agro-food systems. Criticism of the alternative-conventional dualism typical of much AFN literature, however, has resulted in the emergence of the concept of hybrid food networks. This article looks at the Japanese context to critically engage with current debates on relocalisati…
The making of art islands: A comparative analysis of translocal assemblages of contemporary art and tourism
Many small island destinations owe their spatial character to their entanglements with stakeholders involved in the arts. Space is the dynamic outcome of complex relational processes, which makes it impossible to identify a straightforward development path — including when it comes to the arts and tourism. Using assemblage thinking, we scrutinize the different translocal processes influencing art-based tourism activities on Bornholm, Denmark and …
The making of art islands: A comparative analysis of translocal assemblages of contemporary art and tourism
Many small island destinations owe their spatial character to their entanglements with stakeholders involved in the arts. Space is the dynamic outcome of complex relational processes, which makes it impossible to identify a straightforward development path — including when it comes to the arts and tourism. Using assemblage thinking, we scrutinize the different translocal processes influencing art-based tourism activities on Bornholm, Denmark and …
Resisting the vineyard invasion: Anti-pesticide movements as a vehicle for territorial food democracy and just sustainability transitions
Neo-endogenous revitalisation: Enhancing community resilience through art tourism and rural entrepreneurship
Rural Art Festivals and Creative Social Entrepreneurship
This article examines how creativity-based social entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial networks in the context of small-scale rural art festivals can advance social and regional revitalization goals in peripheral island communities. This qualitative- and action-based research explores the effects of artistic activities on rural revitalization through the analysis of four small-scale rural events: a traditional matsuri (festival), and three contem…
Hybrid food networks and sustainability transitions: Shared and contested values and practices in food relocalisation and resocialisation
Processes of food relocalisation and resocialisation occurring within alternative food networks (AFNs) are seen as fundamental to fostering sustainability transitions in agro-food systems. Criticism of the alternative-conventional dualism typical of much AFN literature, however, has resulted in the emergence of the concept of hybrid food networks. This article looks at the Japanese context to critically engage with current debates on relocalisati…
Values-based Territorial Food Networks'-Benefits, challenges and controversies
The special issue titled 'Values-based Territorial Food Networks - Benefits, challenges and controversies' and this introductory editorial aim to bridge conceptual and disciplinary differences within the literature on alternative agro-food networks and related concepts. In the editorial we outline a new umbrella term, Values-based Territorial Food Networks (VTFNs), which synthesises the key commonalities that characterise alternatives to the main…
Creative newcomers and local food culture: Revitalization, sustainability, and place-making between rural and urban
Revitalising rural areas through counterurbanisation: Community-oriented policies for the settlement of urban newcomers
Island Art Sustainability Education: A case study of Osakikamijima, Japan
Although both arts education and community sustainability are very important topics for island communities, there is a dearth of academic research on the use of artistic activities to support sustainable island development. In this research, Osakikamijima, a depopulating Japanese island that the Japanese government is trying to rebrand as 'education island', was used as a case study on education on sustainability through the arts. The article emp…
A Switch to Commons: The Evolution of the Regulation of Urban Agriculture in Rome, Italy
This article investigates how framing urban agriculture as a “common good” shapes governance structures and fosters participatory processes for sustainable urban development. In October 2024, the City of Rome approved a new regulation on urban agriculture within the broader Regulation for the Shared Administration of Common Goods. This marked a significant evolution in framing urban agriculture as a “commons” compared to the City’s earlier legisl…
Geography (10 works) · Political science (8 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Cultural Industries and Urban Development (4 works) · Ecology (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Organic Food and Agriculture (4 works) · Rural development and sustainability (4 works) · Sustainability (4 works) · Agriculture (3 works)