Grandi opere per ri-disegnare il territorio terremotato. Il “QuakeLab Center Vettore”, paradigma della strategia d’investimenti

Despite the delays and contradictions that characterised the first two years of post-earthquake in the Italian central Apennines, the public funds allocated to both material reconstruction – public and private – and to the economic and employment recovery of the areas affected by the earthquake are...

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Published inScienze del territorio Vol. 7
Main Authors Veronica Macchiavelli, Davide Olori
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Firenze University Press 01.12.2019
Subjects
inland areas
local development
participation
post-disaster
regional programming
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Summary:Despite the delays and contradictions that characterised the first two years of post-earthquake in the Italian central Apennines, the public funds allocated to both material reconstruction – public and private – and to the economic and employment recovery of the areas affected by the earthquake are considerable. But the governance guidelines that are re-designing the territories and the model of territorial development in the inland areas hit by the earthquake seem to repeat the top-down dynamics typical of emergency. Starting from the case of Regione Marche (about 70% of cities struck by the earthquake and, consequently, the one which received a greater share of funding), the cognitive component of the institutional path (Nuovi sentieri di sviluppo) and that of governance (Patto per la ricostruzione e lo sviluppo) will be analysed in detail, highlighting the market-oriented and verticalist matrix of the instruments. The case of the QuakeLab Center Vettore will therefore be presented as an example of the political, economic, governance and scale criticalities of the post-earthquake development process.
ISSN:2384-8774
2284-242X
DOI:10.13128/sdt-10949