Valeria Morea
Biographic Data
| ID | 3456492 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Valeria Morea |
| GIVEN NAMES | Valeria |
| FAMILY NAME | Morea |
| SIGNATURE | MOREA V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Erasmus University Rotterdam |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6002-3170 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Practical Knowledge Commons
This research explores how practical knowledge commons in makerspaces are developed, challenged, and sustained. Adopting the Governing Knowledge Commons framework, the study focuses on Makerspace Delft, a community of makers and hobbyists in Delft, the Netherlands. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews (N = 15), triangulated with six months of weekly participant observation. The results show that practical knowledge is primarily …
A theory of co-production as joint household production with illustrations from the arts
Co-production is prevalent in the arts but current usage of the term is loose and insufficiently grounded in economic theory. We propose a baseline theory of non-contractual co-production between producer and consumer, where we theorize co-production as a form of household production. In this baseline scenario, co-production is unproblematic because it is in the self-interest of both consumer and producer to deliver the required resources. From t…
Urban Creativity
Technical efficiency analysis is widely applied in the cultural and creative sectors. However, little research uses this notion to understand how these economic activities perform at the urban level. In this paper, conceptually, we operationalize urban creativity (UC) as the joint realm of cultural heritage and creative economy; empirically, we measure UC by combining their respective technical‐efficiency scores via entropy‐weighted aggregation. …
Stronger together? A semi-parametric approach to evaluate the productivity of higher education and cultural vibrancy in Italy
Rebels without a pause (but with a cause)
This research examines how community-based artistic organizations navigate social and political tensions in urban settings, bridging hip-hop studies to political economy studies on self-governance. Artists and cultural organizations engage with these tensions through political protest, fostering public participation, and representing marginalized groups. For genres like hip-hop, social and political tensions are inherent, making it particularly i…
Luxury Venice
In Venice, Italy, peculiar forms of alpha territorialisation are triggered mainly by touristification and ‘tourism-led gentrification’ processes. Such dynamics, increasingly supported by real estate financialisation, are currently spreading from the old town towards the minor islands of the Venetian lagoon, as well as towards the mainland. These processes change the traditional relationship between the old town and its islands. At the same time, …
The joint contribution of grassroots artistic practices to the alternative and vital city. The case of Bologna and Venice (Italy)
The article explores grassroots artistic practices as stances of vital urbanism, intended as the urban dynamics activated from below and from outside established institutions that make a city lively thanks to the heterogenous, adaptive, and ultimately transformative initiatives of its citizens, especially when aggregated in the form of organised associations. Specifically, it focuses on how and why grassroots cultural organisation contribute to t…
Cultural Commons and Urban Dynamics
Cultural Commons and Urban Dynamics
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Cultural Commons and Urban Dynamics
Cultural Commons and Urban Dynamics
The joint contribution of grassroots artistic practices to the alternative and vital city. The case of Bologna and Venice (Italy)
The article explores grassroots artistic practices as stances of vital urbanism, intended as the urban dynamics activated from below and from outside established institutions that make a city lively thanks to the heterogenous, adaptive, and ultimately transformative initiatives of its citizens, especially when aggregated in the form of organised associations. Specifically, it focuses on how and why grassroots cultural organisation contribute to t…
Luxury Venice
In Venice, Italy, peculiar forms of alpha territorialisation are triggered mainly by touristification and ‘tourism-led gentrification’ processes. Such dynamics, increasingly supported by real estate financialisation, are currently spreading from the old town towards the minor islands of the Venetian lagoon, as well as towards the mainland. These processes change the traditional relationship between the old town and its islands. At the same time, …
Stronger together? A semi-parametric approach to evaluate the productivity of higher education and cultural vibrancy in Italy
Rebels without a pause (but with a cause)
This research examines how community-based artistic organizations navigate social and political tensions in urban settings, bridging hip-hop studies to political economy studies on self-governance. Artists and cultural organizations engage with these tensions through political protest, fostering public participation, and representing marginalized groups. For genres like hip-hop, social and political tensions are inherent, making it particularly i…
Practical Knowledge Commons
This research explores how practical knowledge commons in makerspaces are developed, challenged, and sustained. Adopting the Governing Knowledge Commons framework, the study focuses on Makerspace Delft, a community of makers and hobbyists in Delft, the Netherlands. Data were collected through semi-structured interviews (N = 15), triangulated with six months of weekly participant observation. The results show that practical knowledge is primarily …
A theory of co-production as joint household production with illustrations from the arts
Co-production is prevalent in the arts but current usage of the term is loose and insufficiently grounded in economic theory. We propose a baseline theory of non-contractual co-production between producer and consumer, where we theorize co-production as a form of household production. In this baseline scenario, co-production is unproblematic because it is in the self-interest of both consumer and producer to deliver the required resources. From t…
Urban Creativity
Technical efficiency analysis is widely applied in the cultural and creative sectors. However, little research uses this notion to understand how these economic activities perform at the urban level. In this paper, conceptually, we operationalize urban creativity (UC) as the joint realm of cultural heritage and creative economy; empirically, we measure UC by combining their respective technical‐efficiency scores via entropy‐weighted aggregation. …
Cultural Industries and Urban Development (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · The arts (3 works) · Anthropology (2 works) · Commons (2 works) · Corporate governance (2 works) · Cultural economics (2 works) · Economic geography (2 works)