Matteo Puttilli
Biographic Data
| ID | 5611060 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Matteo Puttilli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Matteo |
| FAMILY NAME | Puttilli |
| SIGNATURE | PUTTILLI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Florence |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3926-2051 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Is this the city of beauty?’
The way that the relationship between university students and the city is conceptualised in geographic literature is strongly determined by the studentification debate, which risks subjectifying students in redundant and unilateral ways. This paper suggests that geographic education and its spatialities can inform this debate with an alternative subjectification, by emphasising the students’ capacity to construct their own criticism on the urban …
Everyday geographies in the changing city
This work upholds the importance of questioning young people to find out their point of view on urban transformation and grasp their perception and representation of the changes. Hence, the paper presents the methodology and results of an autophotography activity, and more specifically photo-routing organized in March 2018 with a group of young undergraduates at Mandalay University, Myanmar. In the sphere of this activity, the participants were a…
History to eat. The foodification of the historic centre of Florence
The margins ‘in-between’
The paper presents a case of engaged ethnography developed by a group of geographers from the University of Cagliari focusing on the everyday experience of urban marginality by the residents of Sant’Elia, a low-income district in Cagliari, Italy. Stigmatised for being ‘at the margins’ of the city, the district reveals on the one hand, degraded socio-economic conditions and, on the other hand, a strong sense of identity and belonging among its inh…
From Ford to the Olympics
In 2006, Sestriere played a leading role in the organization of the Torino Winter Olympic Games. The event was crucial to rethinking the city’s development model, which, since its foundation in 1934, hinged on two specific vocations: winter sports tourism and the close link with Torino, where the Agnelli family, the major force behind Sestriere’s foundation, had operated the FIAT auto factories since the Twenties. Because of these characteristics…
De Ford aux Jeux Olympiques
Sestrières a joué un rôle clé dans l’organisation des Jeux Olympiques d’hiver de Turin en 2006. L’événement a été crucial dans la redéfinition du modèle de développement spatial de la station, laquelle était, depuis sa création en 1934, caractérisée par deux traits spécifiques : le tourisme de neige et la dépendance par rapport à Turin, où la famille Agnelli, force majeure à l’origine de la création de Sestrières, était à la tête des usines de vo…
Mega‐events tourism legacies
This paper examines the impact of mega‐events such as the Olympic Games on tourism development in host territories. In the first part, we adopt a territorialisation approach to understand the relationship between the event and the host region. A mega‐event is conceived as a great chance to generate new territory as it produces both tangible and intangible legacies that remain after the event ends: renewal of facilities for hospitality and accommo…
History to eat. The foodification of the historic centre of Florence
Mega‐events tourism legacies
This paper examines the impact of mega‐events such as the Olympic Games on tourism development in host territories. In the first part, we adopt a territorialisation approach to understand the relationship between the event and the host region. A mega‐event is conceived as a great chance to generate new territory as it produces both tangible and intangible legacies that remain after the event ends: renewal of facilities for hospitality and accommo…
The margins ‘in-between’
The paper presents a case of engaged ethnography developed by a group of geographers from the University of Cagliari focusing on the everyday experience of urban marginality by the residents of Sant’Elia, a low-income district in Cagliari, Italy. Stigmatised for being ‘at the margins’ of the city, the district reveals on the one hand, degraded socio-economic conditions and, on the other hand, a strong sense of identity and belonging among its inh…
Everyday geographies in the changing city
This work upholds the importance of questioning young people to find out their point of view on urban transformation and grasp their perception and representation of the changes. Hence, the paper presents the methodology and results of an autophotography activity, and more specifically photo-routing organized in March 2018 with a group of young undergraduates at Mandalay University, Myanmar. In the sphere of this activity, the participants were a…
Is this the city of beauty?’
The way that the relationship between university students and the city is conceptualised in geographic literature is strongly determined by the studentification debate, which risks subjectifying students in redundant and unilateral ways. This paper suggests that geographic education and its spatialities can inform this debate with an alternative subjectification, by emphasising the students’ capacity to construct their own criticism on the urban …
Mega‐events tourism legacies
This paper examines the impact of mega‐events such as the Olympic Games on tourism development in host territories. In the first part, we adopt a territorialisation approach to understand the relationship between the event and the host region. A mega‐event is conceived as a great chance to generate new territory as it produces both tangible and intangible legacies that remain after the event ends: renewal of facilities for hospitality and accommo…
From Ford to the Olympics
In 2006, Sestriere played a leading role in the organization of the Torino Winter Olympic Games. The event was crucial to rethinking the city’s development model, which, since its foundation in 1934, hinged on two specific vocations: winter sports tourism and the close link with Torino, where the Agnelli family, the major force behind Sestriere’s foundation, had operated the FIAT auto factories since the Twenties. Because of these characteristics…
De Ford aux Jeux Olympiques
Sestrières a joué un rôle clé dans l’organisation des Jeux Olympiques d’hiver de Turin en 2006. L’événement a été crucial dans la redéfinition du modèle de développement spatial de la station, laquelle était, depuis sa création en 1934, caractérisée par deux traits spécifiques : le tourisme de neige et la dépendance par rapport à Turin, où la famille Agnelli, force majeure à l’origine de la création de Sestrières, était à la tête des usines de vo…
The margins ‘in-between’
The paper presents a case of engaged ethnography developed by a group of geographers from the University of Cagliari focusing on the everyday experience of urban marginality by the residents of Sant’Elia, a low-income district in Cagliari, Italy. Stigmatised for being ‘at the margins’ of the city, the district reveals on the one hand, degraded socio-economic conditions and, on the other hand, a strong sense of identity and belonging among its inh…
Everyday geographies in the changing city
This work upholds the importance of questioning young people to find out their point of view on urban transformation and grasp their perception and representation of the changes. Hence, the paper presents the methodology and results of an autophotography activity, and more specifically photo-routing organized in March 2018 with a group of young undergraduates at Mandalay University, Myanmar. In the sphere of this activity, the participants were a…
History to eat. The foodification of the historic centre of Florence
Is this the city of beauty?’
The way that the relationship between university students and the city is conceptualised in geographic literature is strongly determined by the studentification debate, which risks subjectifying students in redundant and unilateral ways. This paper suggests that geographic education and its spatialities can inform this debate with an alternative subjectification, by emphasising the students’ capacity to construct their own criticism on the urban …
Political science (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Aesthetics (3 works) · Art (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (3 works) · Economic geography (3 works) · Regional science (3 works) · Sport and Mega-Event Impacts (3 works)