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Crowdsourcing Intangible Heritage for Territorial Development: A Conceptual Framework considering Italian Inner Areas

Version 1 : Received: 16 May 2023 / Approved: 16 May 2023 / Online: 16 May 2023 (10:15:39 CEST)

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Tricarico, L.; Lorenzetti, E.; Morettini, L. Crowdsourcing Intangible Heritage for Territorial Development: A Conceptual Framework Considering Italian Inner Areas. Land 2023, 12, 1843. Tricarico, L.; Lorenzetti, E.; Morettini, L. Crowdsourcing Intangible Heritage for Territorial Development: A Conceptual Framework Considering Italian Inner Areas. Land 2023, 12, 1843.

Abstract

: The paper aims to present a conceptual framework for developing territorial development strategies based on crowdsourcing technologies to enhance intangible heritage, setting this framework within the context of Italian inner areas defined by a policy framework oriented towards the territorial development of marginal areas. For this reason, the work intends to provide the necessary background information for the development of such strategies, examining the technological aspects, a precise definition of the concept of intangible heritage, the application of a socially innovative strategy for marginal territories, and a framework of strategic actions necessary to implement solutions capable of involving local communities from the bottom up and ensuring a widespread redistribution of the benefits in the development of these technologies. The paper's objective is, therefore, to bridge the gap between different debates: technological innovation, the enhancement of intangible heritage, and territorial development based on socially innovative strategies, providing a key information framework for experts and scholars who intend to approach these topics or develop projects based on these tools and objectives.

Keywords

crowdsourcing; intangible heritage; territorial development; Italian inner areas; socially innovative strategies

Subject

Social Sciences, Geography, Planning and Development

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