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Long Lasting Differences in Civic Capital: Evidence from a Unique Immigration Event in Italy
Long Lasting Differences in Civic Capital: Evidence from a Unique Immigration Event in Italy. E. Bracco, M. De Paola and C. Green Abstract We examine the persistence of cultural differences focusing on the Arberesh in Italy. The Arberesh are a linguistic and ethnic minority living in the south of Italy. They settled in Italy at the end of the XV century, following the invasion of the Balkans by the Ottoman Empire. Using a large dataset from the Italian parliamentary elections of the lower chamber of the Parliament, taking place from 1946 to 2008, we compare turnout in Arberesh municipalities with turnout in indigenous municipalities located in the same geographical areas. We also use two alternative different indicators of social capital like turnout at referendum and at European Parliament Elections. We find that in Arberesh municipalities turnout and compliance rates are higher compared to indigenous municipalities located in the same area. 1 I. INTRODUCTION A range of evidence now exists that demonstrates the relationship between social capital and a range of important socio-economic outcomes. Using a variety of proxies, social capital has been shown to have predictive power across a range of domains, including economic growth (Helliwell and Putnam, 1995; Knack and Keefer, 1997; Zak and Knack, 2001), trade (Guiso et al., 2004), well- functioning institutions (Knack, 2002), low corruption and crime (Uslaner, 2002; Buonanno et al., 2009) and well functioning financial markets (Guiso et al., 2004a). While this literature demonstrates large and long-lived within and across country differences in values, social and cultural norms rather less is known about the origins of these differences. -
What Tourists Say About the Italian National Parks: a Web Mining Analysis
Rivista Italiana di Economia Demografia e Statistica Volume LXIX n. 3 Luglio-Settembre 2015 WHAT TOURISTS SAY ABOUT THE ITALIAN NATIONAL PARKS: A WEB MINING ANALYSIS Domenica Fioredistella Iezzi, Francesco Zarelli 1. Introduction In recent years, national natural parks have attracted more and more tourists. The reasons for this success could be the striking beauty of these areas, but there are three main motivations: (1) sustainable tourism, (2) ecotourism and (3) nature tourism. Nature tourism pushes for the enjoyment of the beauty of flora and fauna but does not make an evaluation of sustainability (Zarelli and Iezzi, 2012; Giannavola, Sole, 2008). Ecotourism analyses similarities and differences in the emotions that emerge from the experience of visiting such places and does not exclude the possibility of investigating and studying the emergence of a conscious attention of the traveller—possibly already mature—to the protection of places, including animals and plants, fragrances and sounds, often so different from the context in which we live. This attitude is typical of tourists in ecotourism, which hence differs from nature tourism because those who practice it explicitly give attention to environmental protection and the conservation of its identity (IX Ecotur Report, 2012). It should be noted that the concept of ecotourism is still difficult to fully explain because it is, first of all, an abstraction, a philosophical model undergoing evolution (Galli, Notarianni, 2002). Sustainable tourism focuses on responsible tourists and respectful contractors of environmental and local culture, offering real benefits to local people. The aim of this paper is to classify the contents of several reviews published by tourists/hikers about six pilot Italian national parks (Abruzzo, Molise and Lazio; Gargano; Pollino; Maddalena; Circeo and Gran Sasso). -
Senato Della Repubblica Xiv Legislatura
BOZZA SENATO DELLA REPUBBLICA XIV LEGISLATURA N. 1108 DISEGNODILEGGE d'iniziativa del senatore TREMATERRA COMUNICATO ALLA PRESIDENZA IL 6 FEBBRAIO 2002 Istituzione della provincia di Castrovillari TIPOGRAFIA DEL SENATO (1400) Atti parlamentari±2± Senato della Repubblica ± N. 1108 XIV LEGISLATURA ± DISEGNI DI LEGGE E RELAZIONI - DOCUMENTI Onorevoli Senatori. ± Il territorio dell'i- della creazione della provincia di Castrovil- stituenda provincia si caratterizza per essere lari, ad iniziare dal disegno di legge Buffone la risultante di tre zone interne ben distinte ed altri, e fino ai diversi disegni di legge d'i- orograficamente, ma tipologicamente assai niziativa dell'onorevole Belluscio (atti Ca- simili: la zona del Pollino, la zona dell'Alto mera n. 4042 e n. 436, rispettivamente, della Ionio e la zona della Valle dell'Esaro. Sono VIII e IX legislatura), del senatore Covello tre aree, che a moÁ di trifoglio convergono (atto Senato n. 694, X legislatura) degli ono- sul piuÁ grande centro urbano del comprenso- revoli Saraceni ed altri (atto Camera n. 6394, rio: Castrovillari. XIII legislatura). L'istituzione della provincia di Castrovil- Le ragioni storiche sono tante, ma al di laÁ lari in questo comprensorio della Calabria di esse sono la valenza del territorio, le sue settentrionale ha origini molto lontane. Infatti tradizioni, la sua cultura, le sue risorse natu- tale antica aspirazione eÁ basata su un co- rali a favorire la possibilitaÁ di istituire in stante riconoscimento che sin dal lontano questo lembo di terra calabrese una nuova 1806 fu espresso da Giuseppe Bonaparte provincia. Si consideri, infatti, che: che, nella ripartizione amministrativa del Re- l'istituenda provincia di Castrovillari eÁ gno di Napoli, scelse Castrovillari come sede ricompresa quasi per intero nel Parco nazio- di uno dei quattro capoluoghi di distretto in nale del Pollino, uno dei parchi piuÁ grandi provincia di Cosenza. -
Cilento and Vallo Di Diano National Park with the Archaeological Sites
WORLD HERITAGE NOMINATION – IUCN TECHNICAL EVALUATION NATIONAL PARK OF CILENTO (ITALY) (MIXED CULTURAL-NATURAL NOMINATION) 1. DOCUMENTATION (i) IUCN/WCMC Data Sheet (3 references). (ii) Additional Literature Consulted: Government of Italy.1997. Liste du Patrimoine Mondial: Candidature du Parc National du Cilento avec les sites archeologiques de Paestum et Velia. Ministero dell’Ambiente. 1998. Parco Nazionale del Cilento e Vallo di Diano – Relazione Programmatica e di Indirizzo, 1998-2001. UNESCO-MAB. 1997. Nuove Riserve di Biosfera in Italia. (iii) Consultations: 12 external reviewers. (iv) Field Visit: J. Marsh, April, 1998. 2. SUMMARY OF NATURAL VALUES The site, comprising 181,041 ha. is located in central-southern Italy, in the Campania region, and Salerno Province. Of this total size 20 core zones make up 26,000ha (i.e. 14%) with the remainder being in the buffer zone (50,000ha) and transitional zone (105,000h) categories. Cilento is in the Mediterranean Sclerophyll biogeographical province. The area is characterised by mountains, valleys and coast. It is bounded on the north and east by the Vallo di Diano, and on the west and south by the coast and Tyrrhenian Sea. The relief results from the collision of tectonic plates, mountain building, and fluvial and marine erosion. In the east and north are the highest mountains, composed of limestone with stratified dolomites. They include Mount Alberni (1742m), Mount Cocuzzo (1411m), Mount Motola (1700m), and Mount Cervati (1898m). This area is separated from the western region by several river valleys, notably that of the River Calore. In the western area, the highest massif is Mount Sacro or Gelbison (1705m), composed of limestone, quartz, sandstone, conglomerate and clay. -
Dr. Robert Elsie His Parlata Survey, Il of an Eric Fonologia
Francesco Altimari & Leonardo M. Savoia (ed.): I dialetti italo-albanesi. Studi linguistici e storico-culturali sulle comunità arbëreshe. Roma: Bulzoni 1994. 481 pp. (Biblioteca di Cultura, 488). It is generally accepted that dialects at the geographical edge of a language community, like Randsprachen in a larger framework, tend to be more conservative and archaic than dialects in the middle. Colonial dialects (Canadian French, Kentucky English) also tend to show archaic features which have disappeared from the original homeland of the languages in question. It is for this reason one could suspect that the Albanian dialects of southern Italy, at the edge of the Albanian-speaking world, have a good number of archaic features, and this is indeed the case. The most archaic dialects of Albanian are in fact those of the Arbëresh colonies in Italy and Greece. Albanian emigration to Italy began in the late thirteenth century. Sporadic groups of Albanians had found their way to Italy in 1272, 1388 and 1393, but it was not until the mid- fifteenth century that settlements were established when Albanian troops under the command of Demetrius Reres were summoned to Italy by Alfonso I of Aragon (r. 1435-1458), the King of Naples, to put down a revolt in Calabria. For his assistance, Reres was offered land in Calabria in 1448, and there his soldiers and their families settled. His sons, George and Basil, are said later to have made their way to Sicily to establish the first Albanian colonies there. Mass settlement first began, however, with the Turkish invasion of the Balkans which resulted in a great exodus of Albanians to Italy. -
The Venice Carnival • Cuneo Stone • Antonio Meucci • America, the Musical • Cremona Salami • Gothic Underground
#53 • February 8th, 2015 IN THIS NUMBER: THE VENICE CARNIVAL • CUNEO STONE • ANTONIO MEUCCI • AMERICA, THE MUSICAL • CREMONA SALAMI • GOTHIC UNDERGROUND... & MUCH MORE INTERVIEW WITH Gianluca DE Novi from Basilicata to Harvard # 53 • FEBRUARy 8TH, 2015 Editorial staff We the Italians is a web portal where everybody Umberto Mucci can promote, be informed and keep in touch with anything regarding Italy happening in the US. It is Giovanni Vagnone also the one and only complete archive of every Alessandra Bitetti noncommercial website regarding Italy in the USA, Manuela Bianchi geographically and thematically tagged. Enrico De Iulis Jennifer Gentile Martin We also have our online magazine, which every 15 William Liani days describes some aspects of Italy the beautiful and some of our excellences. Paola Lovisetti Scamihorn We have several columns: all for free, in English, in Simone Callisto Manca your computer or tablet or smartphone, or printed Francesca Papasergi to be read and shared whenever and wherever you Giovanni Verde want. Anna Stein Ready? Go! Plus, articles written by: www.expo2015.org www.borghitalia.it www.buonenotizie.it www.folclore.it www.italia.it www.livingadamis.com MIPAAF © # 53 • February 8th, 2015 UNIONCAMERE ... and many more. SUBSCRIBE OUR NEWSLETTER http://wetheitalians.com/index.php/newsletter CONTACT US [email protected] 2 | WE THE ITALIANS www.wetheitalians.com # 53 • febrUARy 8TH, 2015 INDEX EDITORIAL #53: ITALIAN LITTLE ITALIES: What’s up with WTI Tagliacozzo, The ancient capital of Marsica By Umberto Mucci By I borghi più belli d’Italia pages 4 pages 36-37 THE INTERVIEW: ITALIAN ART: Gianluca De Novi Gothic underground By Umberto Mucci By Enrico De Iulis pages 5-10 pages 38-40 ITALIAN TRADITIONS: GREAT ITALIANS OF THE PAST: The Venice Carnival Antonio Meucci By folclore.it By Giovanni Verde pages 11-13 pages 41-42 ITALIAN CULTURE AND HISTORY: ITALIAN SPORT: House Museums and Historic Homes Tennis, Ferrari and .. -
Eparchia Lungro
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2.Pollino 2016
GGN - Geopark Annual Report 2016 1. GEOPARK IDENTITY Geopark name, country, regional Network: Pollino UNESCO Global Geopark, Italy, EGN Year of inscription: 2015 Representative Photo (from the most important event this year) 8th Italian Workshop of Unesco Global Geoparks 2. GEOPARK FIGURES Number of Geopark staffs: 10 staffs including 1 geoscientist Number of Visitors: 30.000 (Pollino Ecomuseum, Geosites) Number of Geopark events: 11 Number school classes realize Geopark educational programmes:50 Number of Geopark press release 57 3. GEOPARK ACTIVITIES (bulletize) Major achievements in 2016 May 2016: first meeting of the Scientific Commission of Pollino Global Geopark (Professors of Universities of Calabria, of Basilicata and of Florence), discussion of the recommendations issued by Unesco and arrangement of the related actions; June 2016: guided tours at the Romito Cave geosite by the University of Florence working team; 4th to 6th July 2016: organization of the 8th Italian Workshop of Unesco Global Geoparks “Protection, enhancement and management of geo-diversity“ and guided tours and field trips in the most important geosites of the geopark in collaboration with the Universities of Calabria, of Basilicata and of Florence. July 2016: start of the project “Operazione Trabucco”, study of a karst sinkhole, in partnership with several associations of speleologists and several Italian universities and research institutes; Contribution towards GGN - Networking and Participation March 2016: Participation in the 37th European Geoparks Network Coordination Committee Meeting in Basque Coast, Spain. Settember 2016: Participation in the 7th International Conference on UNESCO Global Geoparks, English Riviera. Contribution to EGN Magazine Issue 14 „CIVITA, a model of sustainable tourism from a little village of Pollino Unesco Global Geopark“. -
A Bespoke Tour for Explorers of Beauty BASILICATA BASILICA Pollino National Park
POLLINO NATIONAL PARK Itineraries and enchantment in the secret places of a land to be discovered A bespoke tour for explorers of beauty BASILICATA BASILICA Pollino National Park Credits ©2019 Agenzia di Promozione Territoriale BASILICATA Via del Gallitello, 89 - 85100 POTENZA Concept and Design Vincenzo Petraglia Editorial planning and direction Maria Teresa Lotito Graphic design and layout Vincenzo Petraglia in partnership with Xela Art Image search and selection Maria Teresa Lotito English translation of the Italian original Global Voices - Milano Photographs Basilicata Tourist Board Archive Basilicata Archaeological Heritage Department Archive Printed by Alfagrafica Volonnio - Lavello (PZ) Thanks to: The Basilicata Archaeological Heritage Department, all the Municipalities, Associations, and Pro Loco organisations which provided the photographic material. Distributed free of charge The Tourist Board has published the information in this booklet for information purposes only. The utmost care has been taken in checking the information provided in this booklet. Printing errors or involuntary omissions excluded. 3 BASILICATA BASILICAPOLLINO Pollino National Park MATERA POTENZA da non perdere anche... NOEPOLI LATRONICO CASTELSARACENO CALVERA CARBONE TEANA the itinerary FARDELLA EPISCOPIA CASTRONUOVO S.ANDREA CHIAROMONTE CERSOSINO FRANCAVILLA IN SINNI SAN GIORGIO LUCANO S.COSTANTINO Start E S.PAOLO ALBANESE CASTELLUCCIO S.SEVERINO INF. E SUP. VIGGIANELLO ROTONDA TERRANOVA DI POLLINO 4 BASILICATA Pollino National Park BASILICA The Lucan Olympus Pollino is a giant from all points of view. On account of the massif after which it is named, it being the tallest in the region, the fact that it is Italy's largest national park, and because it being home to a true botanical rarity, the centuries-old Bosnian Pine. -
Quaderno.Ricette.Pollino.ING.Pdf
MANGIA PARCO MANGIA Pollino National Park O NO NO IN LI I L L LL L O O O P P P THE PARK THE RECIPES THE PRODUCTS MANGIA PARCO NO LI EXPOL and REGIONS O fromP the protection of biodiversity toTHE the PRODUCTS quality productions Paddaccio, cacioni, trittico and lampascioni. And more, lucanica, pappal- cultural and natural heritage, across Italian traditions and warm hospitality. uni, giuraje, farrate, solina, gruttazzo. Strange names, often ancient and But it is also the story of the connection between each local product with its mostly unknown, but hiding extraordinary cheeses, delicious desserts, rare territory: history, art, lifestyle. This initiative will allow us to discover over vegetables, exquisite sausages, old cereals. In other words one of the most 80 high quality products, many different flavors and many different regions, precious treasures of Italy: our excellent food. all rich in beauty and valuable natural diversity. What few people know is that many of these delicacies are produced and The initiative is coordinated by the President of the Council of Ministers guarded in the Italian’s Parks, where protected nature and human labor - Department for Cohesion Policies and performed with the operational have been inextricably linked since thousands of years. Some of these prod- support of Invitalia, the National Agency for inward investment and eco- ucts were already part of the typical regional cuisines, others have been nomic development. The project involves all the Italian regions which have saved from extinction and are back on the tables thanks to the tenacity of conceived a local package, and five ministries: Foreign Affairs; Agriculture, expert farmers whose work has been promoted and supported by their own Food and Forestry Policies; Heritage, Cultural Heritage Activities and Tour- parks and local administrations. -
Saproxylic Beetles of Conservation Interest in the Calabrian Side of the Pollino National Park
Biodiversity Journal, 2020,11 (4): 1055–1066 https://doi.org/10.31396/Biodiv.Jour.2020.11.4.1055.1066 Saproxylic beetles of conservation interest in the Calabrian side of the Pollino National Park (Calabria, Italia): Lucanus tetraodon Thunberg, 1806, Osmoderma italicum Sparacio, 2000, Cerambyx cerdo Linnaeus, 1758 and Rosalia alpina (Linnaeus, 1758) (Coleoptera Lucanidae Cetoniidae Cerambycidae) Sandro Piazzini1, Matteo Tamburini1, Francesco Rotondaro2, Vittoria Marchianò2, Francesca Martini3 & Leo- nardo Favilli1 1Department of Physical Sciences, Earth and Environment, University of Siena, via P.A. Mattioli 4, 53100 Siena, Italy 2Entity of the Pollino National Park, Monumental Complex of Santa Maria della Consolazione, 85048 Rotonda, Po- tenza, Italy 3D.R.E.AM Italia, Via Garibaldi, 3 -52015 Pratovecchio Stia, Arezzo, Italy Corresponding author, e-mail: [email protected] ABSTRACT In this article an update on the distribution of Coleoptera Lucanus tetraodon Thunberg, 1806 (Lucanidae), Osmoderma italicum Sparacio, 2000 (Cetoniidae), Cerambyx cerdo Linnaeus, 1758 and Rosalia alpina (Linnaeus, 1758) (Cerambycidae) in the Calabrian side of the Pollino National Park is described. Data regarding the ecological part and the conservation status will be presented for each species. Therefore, of particular interest it can be noted: the presence in nine locations of L. tetraodon, an uncommon species and with little-known distribution; the discreet diffusion of O. italicum, rare and with a very restricted area, found in thirteen locations up to over 1800 m of altitude; C. cerdo for the Calabrian side of the National Park of Pollino; the first data for the presence of R. alpina at 1900 m altitude, the highest recorded in Italy and the discovery of larval stages on Italian alder (Alnus cordata), never ascertained in Italy. -
Tra Natura E Cultura
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