Guido Anselmi
Biographic Data
| ID | 336674 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Guido Anselmi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Guido |
| FAMILY NAME | Anselmi |
| SIGNATURE | ANSELMI G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Milan |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6398-5025 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Platformisation of Consumer Culture: A Digital Methods Guide
This book offers a unique methodological guide for social and marketing scholars interested in understanding and using digital methods to explore the processes of platformisation of consumer culture unfolding on digital media. The book introduces the reader to key digital methods concepts, strategies, and techniques through a set of ad hoc case studies focused on the most prominent digital platforms (such as Facebook, Spotify, or TripAdvisor) as …
When large-scale regeneration becomes an engine of urban growth: How new power coalitions are shaping Milan's governance
The overall aim of this paper is to discuss how, and the extent to which, the entrance of financial players in urban development affects the governance of the city. To this aim, we focus on Milan, a fast-globalising city that has recently opened its real estate market to transnational capital investors, and we zoom in on two flagship projects, Porta Nuova and CityLife, both symbols of the entrepreneurial agenda adopted in the early 2000s. While i…
The greedy unicorn: Airbnb and capital concentration in 12 European cities
Twitter as a mirror of political space(s): An analysis of multi-level party competition in Italy
The literature on the nationalization of party systems has found that decentralization of authority leads to increasing territorial heterogeneity of voting behaviour. In this article, we intend to further extant knowledge on this topic by exploring whether different levels of government imply distinct representations of party competition at the citizens’ level. We do so by analysing Twitter data collected during the 2015 regional elections in fiv…
Affordances-Based Brand Relations: An Inquire on Memetic Brands on Instagram
In this article, we argue that, in an era of platformization of culture, social media users tend to relate with brands through modalities that are more informed by platforms' affordances (i.e., by the technical architecture of and participatory cultures thriving on social media platforms), rather than shared systems of values and meanings promulgated within brand communities or influencers' fandoms. Our argument grounds on an analysis of 757,776 …
Milan makes it to the big leagues: A financialized growth machine at work
This article analyses the production of urban space in the globalizing city of Milan, Italy. The authors present the evolution of a 30-year development process in a semi-central area of the city known as Garibaldi Porta Nuova, contrasting present and past conditions. Initial attempts to develop the area began in the early 1980s but came to nothing; a previous study of the same area attributed that failure to the inability of fragmented local poli…
Milan makes it to the big leagues: A financialized growth machine at work
This article analyses the production of urban space in the globalizing city of Milan, Italy. The authors present the evolution of a 30-year development process in a semi-central area of the city known as Garibaldi Porta Nuova, contrasting present and past conditions. Initial attempts to develop the area began in the early 1980s but came to nothing; a previous study of the same area attributed that failure to the inability of fragmented local poli…
Affordances-Based Brand Relations: An Inquire on Memetic Brands on Instagram
In this article, we argue that, in an era of platformization of culture, social media users tend to relate with brands through modalities that are more informed by platforms' affordances (i.e., by the technical architecture of and participatory cultures thriving on social media platforms), rather than shared systems of values and meanings promulgated within brand communities or influencers' fandoms. Our argument grounds on an analysis of 757,776 …
When large-scale regeneration becomes an engine of urban growth: How new power coalitions are shaping Milan's governance
The overall aim of this paper is to discuss how, and the extent to which, the entrance of financial players in urban development affects the governance of the city. To this aim, we focus on Milan, a fast-globalising city that has recently opened its real estate market to transnational capital investors, and we zoom in on two flagship projects, Porta Nuova and CityLife, both symbols of the entrepreneurial agenda adopted in the early 2000s. While i…
Twitter as a mirror of political space(s): An analysis of multi-level party competition in Italy
The literature on the nationalization of party systems has found that decentralization of authority leads to increasing territorial heterogeneity of voting behaviour. In this article, we intend to further extant knowledge on this topic by exploring whether different levels of government imply distinct representations of party competition at the citizens’ level. We do so by analysing Twitter data collected during the 2015 regional elections in fiv…
Milan makes it to the big leagues: A financialized growth machine at work
This article analyses the production of urban space in the globalizing city of Milan, Italy. The authors present the evolution of a 30-year development process in a semi-central area of the city known as Garibaldi Porta Nuova, contrasting present and past conditions. Initial attempts to develop the area began in the early 1980s but came to nothing; a previous study of the same area attributed that failure to the inability of fragmented local poli…
The greedy unicorn: Airbnb and capital concentration in 12 European cities
Twitter as a mirror of political space(s): An analysis of multi-level party competition in Italy
The literature on the nationalization of party systems has found that decentralization of authority leads to increasing territorial heterogeneity of voting behaviour. In this article, we intend to further extant knowledge on this topic by exploring whether different levels of government imply distinct representations of party competition at the citizens’ level. We do so by analysing Twitter data collected during the 2015 regional elections in fiv…
Affordances-Based Brand Relations: An Inquire on Memetic Brands on Instagram
In this article, we argue that, in an era of platformization of culture, social media users tend to relate with brands through modalities that are more informed by platforms' affordances (i.e., by the technical architecture of and participatory cultures thriving on social media platforms), rather than shared systems of values and meanings promulgated within brand communities or influencers' fandoms. Our argument grounds on an analysis of 757,776 …
When large-scale regeneration becomes an engine of urban growth: How new power coalitions are shaping Milan's governance
The overall aim of this paper is to discuss how, and the extent to which, the entrance of financial players in urban development affects the governance of the city. To this aim, we focus on Milan, a fast-globalising city that has recently opened its real estate market to transnational capital investors, and we zoom in on two flagship projects, Porta Nuova and CityLife, both symbols of the entrepreneurial agenda adopted in the early 2000s. While i…
The Platformisation of Consumer Culture: A Digital Methods Guide
This book offers a unique methodological guide for social and marketing scholars interested in understanding and using digital methods to explore the processes of platformisation of consumer culture unfolding on digital media. The book introduces the reader to key digital methods concepts, strategies, and techniques through a set of ad hoc case studies focused on the most prominent digital platforms (such as Facebook, Spotify, or TripAdvisor) as …
Business (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Finance (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · World Wide Web (3 works) · Advertising (2 works) · Corporate governance (2 works)