A5019128256- Cultural Industries and Urban Development
- Cinema and Media Studies
- Media Studies and Communication
- Art History and Market Analysis
- Italian Fascism and Post-war Society
- Digital and Traditional Archives Management
- Data Analysis and Archiving
- Archaeological Research and Protection
- European Union Policy and Governance
- Fiscal Policies and Political Economy
- Private Equity and Venture Capital
- Historical Art and Architecture Studies
- Natural product bioactivities and synthesis
- Medicinal plant effects and applications
- Digital Games and Media
- Ethnobotanical and Medicinal Plants Studies
- European Cultural and National Identity
University of Gastronomic Sciences
2023
ORCID
2022
University of Bologna
2020-2022
University of Leeds
2018
Susa Valley, located in the Italian Western Alps, has served as a meeting point for cultural, spiritual, and commercial exchange long period of history. The valley’s role one main connecting routes between south southwestern Europe resulted its acquisition rich traditional ecological knowledge. However, like other mountainous valleys, this valley suffered from abandonment depopulation past 50 years. Our study aims to investigate current ethnobotanical medicinal knowledge compare our findings...
This paper addresses the lack of published work on preservation digital materials within European film heritage institutions (FHIs).11 is based a rework chapter my PhD thesis (Antoniazzi, 2017b Antoniazzi, L. (2017b). The sustainability heritage: Cultural policy, digitalisation and value (Doctoral dissertation). University Leeds, Leeds. [Google Scholar]). Data collection analysis have been carried out between end 2014 2016. In long-term, technological change might relevant consequences,...
This article discusses whether European or national-level media policies are suitable for facilitating a Europeanisation of national cultural public spheres. It is argued that current EU policy initiatives and the activities globally operating private corporations (e.g. Netflix HBO) cannot achieve transnational co-imbrication, strengthen horizontal ties among citizens from different countries, increase social inclusivity National service (PSM) have potential to do so, but only limited...
This paper analyses the impact of neoliberal policies on film heritage sector at European level. I first describe specific debate to which this contributes, a conversation that deals with relationship between neoliberalism and digital technology. With aim expanding horizon beyond technology, adopt an analytical framework draws contribution critical cultural policy scholars who have provided convincing accounts in sector. Neoliberalism has had approximately same ways it as whole. In fact,...
This article looks at the process of national mediation British TV series Midsomer Murders (1997–present), which has been broadcast on Italian television since 2003 under title L’ispettore Barnaby . The programme enjoyed considerable popularity in Italy its early days and it is still regularly. was deemed to be an interesting case study investigating as strongly characterized by what one might call ‘Englishness’. first delineates ways broadcasters placed product within market, subsequently...
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This article explores the internet circulation of crime drama and implications for European popular culture. It focuses on scripted television formats as potentially commercially sustainable vehicles cultural hybridization. The research finds that although quantitatively speaking format localizations are a tiny portion what is currently produced in Europe, these products still hold potential to disseminate interesting stories embody diverse values from wide range countries. Formats have...
This article argues that film heritage scholarship might benefit from a stronger engagement with cultural policy studies. offers both critical and instrumental tools to further improve the already rich contributions on topic of accessibility collections. Particularly relevant in this respect is debate value so-called capabilities approach. Such an approach was developed by feminist philosopher Martha Nussbaum economist Amartya Sen now debated media studies relation concepts like democracy,...
The debate about arts and innovation revolves around the contribution that creativity can potentially make to strengthen cultural economy tout court. In recent times, European Film Heritage Institutions (FHIs) have been affected by such ideas in relation digitisation of their holdings. This chapter explores potential film heritage (FH) bring order enhance competitiveness within industry. It explains debates surrounding technological arts. Internet, which is often portrayed as a key driver,...
This paper reconstructs the Italian circulation of Border Security, or rather numerous TV shows different origins (Australia, Canada, New Zealand, United States, Spain) that Airport Security joins together for audience. Firstly, we analyze in detail decision-making and distribution processes linear channels operated by Discovery Networks broadcast series. The considers ideas goals professionals involved, thoughts led to specific choices acquisition, adaptation, packaging, scheduling...
The digital optimism of the past decade has been reflected in many policy documents related to cultural heritage which technology is portrayed as a great opportunity bring much wider audience. This potential contested widening access proved more complex than some at first thought. Despite that, this paper we argue that curators national silent film collections can realistically get inspired by grassroots participatory projects. We consider two projects: feature films British context; and...
This collection is the result of a 2018 conference that was held at University Leeds and funded by White Rose College Arts & Humanities (WRoCAH). As organizers, we were brought togeth...