Paolo Giardullo
Biographic Data
| ID | 4810442 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paolo Giardullo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paolo |
| FAMILY NAME | Giardullo |
| SIGNATURE | GIARDULLO P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Padua |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2560-9088 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Navigating Non‐Invitation
Between 2017 and 2021, specific health policy concerning vaccination in Italy contributed to the “non‐invitation” of pro‐vaccine choice communities to decision‐making processes and public services with significant consequences for their societal life. This situation led to the emergence of new, often barely visible, participatory pathways. This article aims to examine the dynamics of exclusion and participation of pro‐vaccine choice communities i…
Reframing Algorithms
Trajectories of the Anthropocene as a boundary concept bridging debates about climate change and ecological collapse (years 2000–2019)
Since its first appearance, the concept of the Anthropocene has achieved remarkable success in terms of users and audiences, among both specialists and non-specialists alike. While not yet formalised in the geologic timescale, how has this notion spread so widely and quickly? Given the concept’s trajectories across different media spheres and over its first two decades of circulation, the Anthropocene notion has had four main uses: a ‘proving use…
Orti urbani tra sostenibilità e partecipazione
Gli orti urbani sono considerati validi strumenti per rigenerare gli spazi urbani e rispondere alle esigenze di pianificazione. La letteratura esistente sottolinea come promuovano un legame con la terra, salvaguardando alcune aree da un'eccessiva urbanizzazione, e forniscono spazi dove sviluppare forme di collaborazione. Que-sto studio esamina gli orti urbani avviati dalle amministrazioni comunali dei capo-luoghi del Veneto. Combinando analisi do…
Orti urbani tra sostenibilità e partecipazione
‘We will multiply the fires of resistance’
Drawing on a 12-month virtual ethnography on the main online spaces of three refused knowledge communities (RKCs) in Italy, this study aims at contributing to the debate on emerging forms of science-related populism from a two-fold perspective. First, we identify and describe the main features and the role played by an understudied figure who we label the ‘catalyst of dissent’ – a public influencer who does not belong to the scientific community …
Non‐experts’ participation in processes of scientific knowledge creation
Public participation in science and technology, is currently being encouraged in order to fulfil the calls for a more engaging, transparent, and ethical way of governing technoscientific innovation. Several institutional documents argue for the need to enrol non‐scientists into research programs; funding schemes devoted to public engagement seem to be paving the way for new baselines for knowledge creation and innovation paths that include the co…
Recommendations to improve communication effectiveness in social marketing campaigns
The efficiency of communication campaigns that seek to boost a circular economy, leaving behind the traditional linear economy model, and corresponding behavior change is uncertain, although significant resources are being invested by the European Union and other organizations and institutions around the world. This study aims to identify barriers and enablers faced by the current communication model to generate a series of recommendations, targe…
Social media as taste re-mediators
The current contribution provides insight into the transformations occurring in food taste and in gastronomy standards, where social media contributes to assess eating out in situations of mobility. The coalition between food and new media has brought about new priorities and standards in taste, relying less on proper gastronomic expertise than on media dynamics and ‘metamorphic’ claims of social distinction in these times of cultural omnivorousn…
Exploring socio-technical future scenarios in the media
Air quality from a social perspective in four European metropolitan areas
Social media as taste re-mediators
The current contribution provides insight into the transformations occurring in food taste and in gastronomy standards, where social media contributes to assess eating out in situations of mobility. The coalition between food and new media has brought about new priorities and standards in taste, relying less on proper gastronomic expertise than on media dynamics and ‘metamorphic’ claims of social distinction in these times of cultural omnivorousn…
Exploring socio-technical future scenarios in the media
Non‐experts’ participation in processes of scientific knowledge creation
Public participation in science and technology, is currently being encouraged in order to fulfil the calls for a more engaging, transparent, and ethical way of governing technoscientific innovation. Several institutional documents argue for the need to enrol non‐scientists into research programs; funding schemes devoted to public engagement seem to be paving the way for new baselines for knowledge creation and innovation paths that include the co…
Air quality from a social perspective in four European metropolitan areas
Exploring socio-technical future scenarios in the media
Social media as taste re-mediators
The current contribution provides insight into the transformations occurring in food taste and in gastronomy standards, where social media contributes to assess eating out in situations of mobility. The coalition between food and new media has brought about new priorities and standards in taste, relying less on proper gastronomic expertise than on media dynamics and ‘metamorphic’ claims of social distinction in these times of cultural omnivorousn…
Recommendations to improve communication effectiveness in social marketing campaigns
The efficiency of communication campaigns that seek to boost a circular economy, leaving behind the traditional linear economy model, and corresponding behavior change is uncertain, although significant resources are being invested by the European Union and other organizations and institutions around the world. This study aims to identify barriers and enablers faced by the current communication model to generate a series of recommendations, targe…
‘We will multiply the fires of resistance’
Drawing on a 12-month virtual ethnography on the main online spaces of three refused knowledge communities (RKCs) in Italy, this study aims at contributing to the debate on emerging forms of science-related populism from a two-fold perspective. First, we identify and describe the main features and the role played by an understudied figure who we label the ‘catalyst of dissent’ – a public influencer who does not belong to the scientific community …
Non‐experts’ participation in processes of scientific knowledge creation
Public participation in science and technology, is currently being encouraged in order to fulfil the calls for a more engaging, transparent, and ethical way of governing technoscientific innovation. Several institutional documents argue for the need to enrol non‐scientists into research programs; funding schemes devoted to public engagement seem to be paving the way for new baselines for knowledge creation and innovation paths that include the co…
Reframing Algorithms
Trajectories of the Anthropocene as a boundary concept bridging debates about climate change and ecological collapse (years 2000–2019)
Since its first appearance, the concept of the Anthropocene has achieved remarkable success in terms of users and audiences, among both specialists and non-specialists alike. While not yet formalised in the geologic timescale, how has this notion spread so widely and quickly? Given the concept’s trajectories across different media spheres and over its first two decades of circulation, the Anthropocene notion has had four main uses: a ‘proving use…
Orti urbani tra sostenibilità e partecipazione
Gli orti urbani sono considerati validi strumenti per rigenerare gli spazi urbani e rispondere alle esigenze di pianificazione. La letteratura esistente sottolinea come promuovano un legame con la terra, salvaguardando alcune aree da un'eccessiva urbanizzazione, e forniscono spazi dove sviluppare forme di collaborazione. Que-sto studio esamina gli orti urbani avviati dalle amministrazioni comunali dei capo-luoghi del Veneto. Combinando analisi do…
Orti urbani tra sostenibilità e partecipazione
Navigating Non‐Invitation
Between 2017 and 2021, specific health policy concerning vaccination in Italy contributed to the “non‐invitation” of pro‐vaccine choice communities to decision‐making processes and public services with significant consequences for their societal life. This situation led to the emergence of new, often barely visible, participatory pathways. This article aims to examine the dynamics of exclusion and participation of pro‐vaccine choice communities i…
Political science (8 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Public relations (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Climate Change Communication and Perception (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Psychology (3 works)