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    • Tarpino, Antonella; Angela, Barbanente; Rossano, Pazzagli; Daniela, Poli (2025)
      Every re-territorialization is also an operation of eco-memory: it is the memory of those who have inhabited those territories that redesigns their meaning. Ecomemory, a warning for ongoing ecological risks, lends itself ...
    • Flora, Achille; Angela, Barbanente; Rossano, Pazzagli; Daniela, Poli (2025)
      The paper retraces, in the evolution from Fordism to post-Fordism, Magnaghi's thought and how its drive to overcome functionalism and structuralism in urban planning, and the privileging of material factors in economics, ...
    • Ottavio, Marzocca; Angela, Barbanente; Rossano, Pazzagli; Daniela, Poli (2025)
      A crucial role in the development of Magnaghi's eco-territorialism was played by the post-workerism of Quaderni del Territorio, the irreducibility of the '77 Movement to the centrality of work and the party, the critique ...
    • Revelli, Marco; Angela, Barbanente; Rossano, Pazzagli; Daniela, Poli (2025)
      The paper analyses the crisis of the twentieth-century archetype of the party form and, in dialogue with the territorialist thought, proposes the mending of local identities as the ground for a new political laboratory. ...
    • Rossi, Andrea; Angela, Barbanente; Rossano, Pazzagli; Daniela, Poli (2025)
      The article reviews personal and professional experiences related to Magnaghi, from university workshops to the common reflection on mountains and eco-museums, highlighting correspondences and consonances of vision and action.
    • Camilla, Perrone; Angela, Barbanente; Rossano, Pazzagli; Daniela, Poli (2025)
      This paper explores Alberto Magnaghi’s concepts of “concrete community” and “territorial principle”, revisiting Adriano Olivetti’s legacy. It introduces territorial citizenship pacts as co-evolutionary tools for bottom-up ...
    • Fontegher Bologna, Sergio; Angela, Barbanente; Rossano, Pazzagli; Daniela, Poli (2025)
      The paper retraces the stages of the thought of Alberto Magnaghi and his research group at the Faculty of Architecture of the Milan Polytechnic in the 1970s on the theme of the “factory city”, also highlighting his departure ...
    • Paquot, Thierry; Angela, Barbanente; Rossano, Pazzagli; Daniela, Poli (2025)
      To fully understand bioregionalism, we must discuss regions and regionalist demands. In the second half of the 19th century, decentralization and devolution of state power became part of the political debate: regionalism ...
    • Gianmarco, Cantafio; Angela, Barbanente; Rossano, Pazzagli; Daniela, Poli (2025)
      The paper analyses Magnaghi's thought on territorial self-government, contrasting the metropolis form, outcome of neoliberal extractivism, with the local project, founded on identity, resources and community relations. The ...
    • Daniela, Poli; Angela, Barbanente; Rossano, Pazzagli; Daniela, Poli (2025)
      Combining research themes with Alberto Magnaghi's intellectual biography, the essay investigates transformations, interconnections and persistences that can be detected between the key concepts of city-factory and urban ...
    • Filippo, Schilleci; Angela, Barbanente; Rossano, Pazzagli; Daniela, Poli (2025)
      A remembrance of a figure who set the standard in Italy: Alberto Magnaghi. A complex but dutiful remembrance of an intellectual who had an impact on those who study the territory and who deals with the difficult but ...
    • Villani, Tiziana; Angela, Barbanente; Rossano, Pazzagli; Daniela, Poli (2025)
      The intellectual and research work on territory and environment finds in Magnaghi a figure of particular prominence, in Europe and beyond, and a work that has been able to decline analysis and practical design, creating ...
    • Anna, Marson; Angela, Barbanente; Rossano, Pazzagli; Daniela, Poli (2025)
      The text traces Alberto Magnaghi’s rich intellectual biography, from his Turin years of training into research and political practice, to the following complex stages of scientific production, offering a general overview ...
    • Fabio, Parascandolo; Angela, Barbanente; Rossano, Pazzagli; Daniela, Poli (2025)
      The paper explores Alberto Magnaghi's theoretical legacy, focusing on his idea of the territory as a living, cultural and social entity. What emerges is a vision of the agro-urban project based on identity, participation ...
    • Giuliano, Volpe; Angela, Barbanente; Rossano, Pazzagli; Daniela, Poli (2025)
      The relationship between Magnaghi and archaeology, which he considered one of the fundamental disciplines of territorial sciences, is examined, starting from the PPTR of Puglia up to the development of eco-territorialism, ...
    • Leonardo, Lombardi; Angela, Barbanente; Rossano, Pazzagli; Daniela, Poli (2025)
      The article highlights how Alberto Magnaghi's territorialist approach to the construction of Tuscany's Landscape Plan, and in particular the integrated reading of territorial heritages, provided the possibility of greater ...
    • Bonomi, Aldo; Angela, Barbanente; Rossano, Pazzagli; Daniela, Poli (2025)
      The territory as a social construction to keep searching in order to keep understanding. Starting from the Quaderni del Territorio of the factory city's class-consciousness in empathy with the place-consciousness of concrete ...
    • Francesca, Governa; Angela, Barbanente; Rossano, Pazzagli; Daniela, Poli (2025)
      The paper traces back the stages of the intellectual encounter with Alberto Magnaghi and the ‘territorialist school’, reflecting on the critical and political value of geographical research. In the light of local and global ...
    • Carmagnini, Giacomo (2025)
      This chapter is dedicated to the origins of the particular Regulation for the community of Borgo San Lorenzo, an emblematic case for observing the internal tensions within the Reform. The correspondence between Gianni and ...
    • Carmagnini, Giacomo (2025)
      The chapter focuses on the communities of the Distretto, where the tax burden fell solely on property owners. It was precisely in these areas that the Reform revealed the most evident conflict between the physiocratic ...