Valentina Rizzoli
Biographic Data
| ID | 6028058 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Valentina Rizzoli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Valentina |
| FAMILY NAME | Rizzoli |
| SIGNATURE | RIZZOLI V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Sapienza University of Rome |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6240-4519 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 10 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 9 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Sensing transit. The role of senses in slow tourism
In recent decades, slow tourism, a form of tourism marked by a change in tourists’ mode of transit within or to a locality, has garnered attention. Slow tourism is the result of specific entanglements of people, transport infrastructure, technology, spaces, and landscapes that specifically promote the use of regional trains, bicycles, or walking. This article analyses the sensory aspects of slow tourism at the junction of mobilities and tourism s…
The Words of Morality
The present study provides an Italian-adapted version of the Moral Foundations Dictionary (MFD) 2.0, namely Italian version of the MFD (it-MFD), for use in the Linguistic Inquiry Word Count software. The MFD 2.0 was translated and adapted from English into Italian following a multistep process. Subsequently, the reviewers compared the output with the original text to identify semantic discrepancies. Independent judges then evaluated the relevance…
A methodology for identifying, documenting and extrapolating potential good practices in disaster risk management
Making evidence-based decisions in Disaster Risk Management is crucial for practitioners. However, it remains unclear how to systematically identify and characterise potential good practices to build upon available experiences. This paper proposes a methodology for identifying, documenting, and extrapolating potential good practices in Disaster Risk Management from the literature with a procedure that consists of five steps. Step 1 involves defin…
These industries have polluted consciences; we are unable to envision change“
European coal and carbon-intensive regions (CCIRs) face the intricate challenge of navigating destabilization-reconfiguration pathways, requiring a nuanced understanding of how phase-out intertwines with innovation and lock-in mechanisms. The success of this transformation depends on a multitude of factors, including socio-political, economic, and material conditions, as well as psychosocial and cultural dimensions of place. This study examines h…
The identity‐attitude nexus in the representation of energy transition in a coal region (Sulcis, Italy)
This article explores the contribution of the Structural Topic Model (STM) to study the intertwining of social representations, attitudes, and identities. We examine newspapers’ discourse on energy transition in a coal‐dependent region (Sulcis, Italy), whose identity and economy are built around mining and carbon‐intensive industry. Drawing upon Social Representations Theory, we combined STM and qualitative content analysis to examine how newspap…
Portraying the life cycle of ideas in social psychology through functional (textual) data analysis
This paper presents a method for the digital history of a discipline (social psychology in this application) through the analysis of scientific publications. The titles of a comprehensive set of papers published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (1965–2021) were collected, yielding a total of 10,222 items. The corpus thus constructed underwent several stages of preprocessing until the final conversion into a terms x time-points …
Innovation intermediaries' types and functions
Innovation intermediaries have become numerous and diverse. Faced with this growing heterogeneity, there is the need to advance understanding of the organisations that engage in innovation intermediation activities. To do so, we use a combination of text mining and bibliometric techniques, and we identify seven different streams of literature, six of which refer to distinct types of intermediaries that perform specific functions and often involve…
Phasing-out ‘coal tradition’ in favour of ‘renewable colonialism’
This article examines the Sulcis coal region in Italy and illustrates how discursive dynamics can impede energy transition by delegitimizing coal decline and the diffusion of renewable energies. Combining quantitative analyses of textual data and argumentative discourse analysis, we analyze newspaper articles published between 2011 and 2021 in the national, regional, and local press. Our findings reveal that shifts in topic salience and storyline…
Probing the history of social psychology, exploring diversity and views of the social
The European Journal of Social Psychology ( EJSP ), as the voice of the European Association of Social Psychology, aims to promote diversity and a distinctively ‘European’, more ‘social’, social psychology ( SP ). However, whether and how these objectives have been accomplished over time remains controversial. This article enters this debate, tracing the history of SP as depicted by EJSP publications, via two types of lexicometric analyses of all…
Phasing-out ‘coal tradition’ in favour of ‘renewable colonialism’
This article examines the Sulcis coal region in Italy and illustrates how discursive dynamics can impede energy transition by delegitimizing coal decline and the diffusion of renewable energies. Combining quantitative analyses of textual data and argumentative discourse analysis, we analyze newspaper articles published between 2011 and 2021 in the national, regional, and local press. Our findings reveal that shifts in topic salience and storyline…
Sensing transit. The role of senses in slow tourism
In recent decades, slow tourism, a form of tourism marked by a change in tourists’ mode of transit within or to a locality, has garnered attention. Slow tourism is the result of specific entanglements of people, transport infrastructure, technology, spaces, and landscapes that specifically promote the use of regional trains, bicycles, or walking. This article analyses the sensory aspects of slow tourism at the junction of mobilities and tourism s…
These industries have polluted consciences; we are unable to envision change“
European coal and carbon-intensive regions (CCIRs) face the intricate challenge of navigating destabilization-reconfiguration pathways, requiring a nuanced understanding of how phase-out intertwines with innovation and lock-in mechanisms. The success of this transformation depends on a multitude of factors, including socio-political, economic, and material conditions, as well as psychosocial and cultural dimensions of place. This study examines h…
The identity‐attitude nexus in the representation of energy transition in a coal region (Sulcis, Italy)
This article explores the contribution of the Structural Topic Model (STM) to study the intertwining of social representations, attitudes, and identities. We examine newspapers’ discourse on energy transition in a coal‐dependent region (Sulcis, Italy), whose identity and economy are built around mining and carbon‐intensive industry. Drawing upon Social Representations Theory, we combined STM and qualitative content analysis to examine how newspap…
Probing the history of social psychology, exploring diversity and views of the social
The European Journal of Social Psychology ( EJSP ), as the voice of the European Association of Social Psychology, aims to promote diversity and a distinctively ‘European’, more ‘social’, social psychology ( SP ). However, whether and how these objectives have been accomplished over time remains controversial. This article enters this debate, tracing the history of SP as depicted by EJSP publications, via two types of lexicometric analyses of all…
Probing the history of social psychology, exploring diversity and views of the social
The European Journal of Social Psychology ( EJSP ), as the voice of the European Association of Social Psychology, aims to promote diversity and a distinctively ‘European’, more ‘social’, social psychology ( SP ). However, whether and how these objectives have been accomplished over time remains controversial. This article enters this debate, tracing the history of SP as depicted by EJSP publications, via two types of lexicometric analyses of all…
Portraying the life cycle of ideas in social psychology through functional (textual) data analysis
This paper presents a method for the digital history of a discipline (social psychology in this application) through the analysis of scientific publications. The titles of a comprehensive set of papers published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology (1965–2021) were collected, yielding a total of 10,222 items. The corpus thus constructed underwent several stages of preprocessing until the final conversion into a terms x time-points …
Innovation intermediaries' types and functions
Innovation intermediaries have become numerous and diverse. Faced with this growing heterogeneity, there is the need to advance understanding of the organisations that engage in innovation intermediation activities. To do so, we use a combination of text mining and bibliometric techniques, and we identify seven different streams of literature, six of which refer to distinct types of intermediaries that perform specific functions and often involve…
Phasing-out ‘coal tradition’ in favour of ‘renewable colonialism’
This article examines the Sulcis coal region in Italy and illustrates how discursive dynamics can impede energy transition by delegitimizing coal decline and the diffusion of renewable energies. Combining quantitative analyses of textual data and argumentative discourse analysis, we analyze newspaper articles published between 2011 and 2021 in the national, regional, and local press. Our findings reveal that shifts in topic salience and storyline…
A methodology for identifying, documenting and extrapolating potential good practices in disaster risk management
Making evidence-based decisions in Disaster Risk Management is crucial for practitioners. However, it remains unclear how to systematically identify and characterise potential good practices to build upon available experiences. This paper proposes a methodology for identifying, documenting, and extrapolating potential good practices in Disaster Risk Management from the literature with a procedure that consists of five steps. Step 1 involves defin…
These industries have polluted consciences; we are unable to envision change“
European coal and carbon-intensive regions (CCIRs) face the intricate challenge of navigating destabilization-reconfiguration pathways, requiring a nuanced understanding of how phase-out intertwines with innovation and lock-in mechanisms. The success of this transformation depends on a multitude of factors, including socio-political, economic, and material conditions, as well as psychosocial and cultural dimensions of place. This study examines h…
The identity‐attitude nexus in the representation of energy transition in a coal region (Sulcis, Italy)
This article explores the contribution of the Structural Topic Model (STM) to study the intertwining of social representations, attitudes, and identities. We examine newspapers’ discourse on energy transition in a coal‐dependent region (Sulcis, Italy), whose identity and economy are built around mining and carbon‐intensive industry. Drawing upon Social Representations Theory, we combined STM and qualitative content analysis to examine how newspap…
Sensing transit. The role of senses in slow tourism
In recent decades, slow tourism, a form of tourism marked by a change in tourists’ mode of transit within or to a locality, has garnered attention. Slow tourism is the result of specific entanglements of people, transport infrastructure, technology, spaces, and landscapes that specifically promote the use of regional trains, bicycles, or walking. This article analyses the sensory aspects of slow tourism at the junction of mobilities and tourism s…
The Words of Morality
The present study provides an Italian-adapted version of the Moral Foundations Dictionary (MFD) 2.0, namely Italian version of the MFD (it-MFD), for use in the Linguistic Inquiry Word Count software. The MFD 2.0 was translated and adapted from English into Italian following a multistep process. Subsequently, the reviewers compared the output with the original text to identify semantic discrepancies. Independent judges then evaluated the relevance…
Computer Science (4 works) · Engineering (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Social Acceptance of Renewable Energy (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (2 works)