Antonello Podda
Biographic Data
| ID | 4428217 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Antonello Podda |
| GIVEN NAMES | Antonello |
| FAMILY NAME | Podda |
| SIGNATURE | PODDA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Cagliari |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4101-4252 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Beyond gentrification
Contemporary urban scholarship frequently interprets transformations of urban space through the category of gentrification. This article argues that, in Southern European non-competitive intermediate cities, urban rent – understood here as encompassing both land and property rent – provides a more effective interpretive lens. Through a comparative analysis of Cagliari, Catania, and Lecce, we show that intense processes of property valorization ca…
Rowing against decline
Digitalization is crucial for local development, and post-Covid European policies are driving this transformation to boost the continent’s development. Despite significant national investment plans, not all regional areas are ready for digital transition, risking further developmental gaps. This article analyses the Regional Innovation System (RIS) in Sicily, Italy, as a case study. The aim is to assess regional readiness and adaptability during …
Il Microcredito istituzionale. Un nuovo ruolo per l’azione pubblica
In a period of repeated economic crises, access to traditional credit channels for those unable to provide personal or capital guarantees has proved particularly complex. Among the possible ways to limit the damage of the crisis, the Region of Sardinia has identified support for entrepreneurship - and in particular micro-entrepreneurship - as the most important way to foster the creation of new jobs, both in traditional and innovative sectors. Th…
La précarité dans l’université italienne
L’université publique italienne est dans une situation difficile. En raison de problèmes structurels et des réformes récentes – qui ont aggravé la situation au lieu de la transformer –, le système universitaire italien est aujourd’hui sous-financé. Il accuse en plus des déséquilibres inquiétants par rapport à sa composition interne et sa dimension territoriale
Exploring prosumption
Quale welfare per le aree rurali, tra inclusione territoriale e strategie di rete per i servizi essenziali. Nota introduttiva
Pratiche di welfare e innovatori sociali nelle aree rurali
This article investigates some rural welfare practices in the Sardinia region, afflicted by depopulation, economic crisis and reduction of public and social services, exploring the results of a qualitative research on some case studies. Key aspects of these experiences include (i) the centrality of multifunctional farms within nested markets; (ii) the role of social innovators who become hubs for networks; (iii) the ability of local institutions …
Sharing time
The current debate about the sharing economy has rediscovered the importance of reciprocity as a model of exchange. Time banks, traditionally tools for enhancing an underutilised workforce, are developing at the same time as forms of mutualism and reciprocity within defined communities (residents of a neighbourhood or organisational population of a company), and now have a new opportunity for scaling up through the enabling power of new digital t…
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Sharing time
The current debate about the sharing economy has rediscovered the importance of reciprocity as a model of exchange. Time banks, traditionally tools for enhancing an underutilised workforce, are developing at the same time as forms of mutualism and reciprocity within defined communities (residents of a neighbourhood or organisational population of a company), and now have a new opportunity for scaling up through the enabling power of new digital t…
Quale welfare per le aree rurali, tra inclusione territoriale e strategie di rete per i servizi essenziali. Nota introduttiva
Pratiche di welfare e innovatori sociali nelle aree rurali
This article investigates some rural welfare practices in the Sardinia region, afflicted by depopulation, economic crisis and reduction of public and social services, exploring the results of a qualitative research on some case studies. Key aspects of these experiences include (i) the centrality of multifunctional farms within nested markets; (ii) the role of social innovators who become hubs for networks; (iii) the ability of local institutions …
La précarité dans l’université italienne
L’université publique italienne est dans une situation difficile. En raison de problèmes structurels et des réformes récentes – qui ont aggravé la situation au lieu de la transformer –, le système universitaire italien est aujourd’hui sous-financé. Il accuse en plus des déséquilibres inquiétants par rapport à sa composition interne et sa dimension territoriale
Exploring prosumption
Il Microcredito istituzionale. Un nuovo ruolo per l’azione pubblica
In a period of repeated economic crises, access to traditional credit channels for those unable to provide personal or capital guarantees has proved particularly complex. Among the possible ways to limit the damage of the crisis, the Region of Sardinia has identified support for entrepreneurship - and in particular micro-entrepreneurship - as the most important way to foster the creation of new jobs, both in traditional and innovative sectors. Th…
Rowing against decline
Digitalization is crucial for local development, and post-Covid European policies are driving this transformation to boost the continent’s development. Despite significant national investment plans, not all regional areas are ready for digital transition, risking further developmental gaps. This article analyses the Regional Innovation System (RIS) in Sicily, Italy, as a case study. The aim is to assess regional readiness and adaptability during …
Beyond gentrification
Contemporary urban scholarship frequently interprets transformations of urban space through the category of gentrification. This article argues that, in Southern European non-competitive intermediate cities, urban rent – understood here as encompassing both land and property rent – provides a more effective interpretive lens. Through a comparative analysis of Cagliari, Catania, and Lecce, we show that intense processes of property valorization ca…
Political science (6 works) · Business (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Diverse academic and cultural studies (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Economic system (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · Humanities (2 works)