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Presentazione

Che la popolazione mondiale sia ormai pre-valentemente urbana, per la prima voltadella storia dell'umanit, non pi unanovit da qualche anno. Quel che menonoto il fatto che le statistiche fanno riferi-mento a un idea di citt ormai sorpassatada ben pi tempo.

A dire il vero, il senso del termine citt decisamente mutato. La stessa tematicadel patrimonio culturale urbano interessa

sempre pi paesi di tutti i continenti. Il temadelle citt creative, si molto sviluppato earticolato da quando venne formulato neglianni ottanta. In questo ambito rientrano cer-tamente programmi come le Capitali Euro-pee della Cultura che, fin dal 1985,costituiscono ancora un traguardo ambitoper molte municipalit.

Questo tema per riguarda anche altri feno-meni, meno visibili ma non meno importanti.Fenomeni che rivelano una volont diffusa,acutizzata dalla crisi, di assumere semprepi un ruolo di cittadinanza attiva.

La Summer School dell'Universit di Bolo-gna Campus di Ravenna, in coordina-mento con la Summer University dell'ISES(Institute for Social and European Studies

dell'Universit Corvinus di Budapest) de-clina questa tematica affrontando ambeduei percorsi, le citt creative pi tradizional-mente intese e le nuove comunit crea-tive, unendo le prospettiveteorico-metodologiche all'analisi e allo svi-luppo di concreti casi di studio, con il du-plice obiettivo di formare annualmentegiovani studiosi a questa nuova visione del-l'urbano, stimolandoli ad applicare quantoappreso ai propri ambiti studio e d'inter-

vento, e di favorire il dibattito e lo scambiocritico tra studenti e esperti e fra gli stessistudiosi.

L'area geografica su cui si concentrer prin-cipalmente il programma sar il Mediterra-neo (di cui la macro-regione

Adriatico-Ionica rappresenta l'ambito d'in-

teresse pi immediato e specifico), mentre ilpartner ISES metter a disposizione delprogramma la sua lunga esperienza di ri-cerca e formazione sull'area dell'Europacentrale .

Durata1-5 Settembre 2014

Numero di studentiammessi: 15

I seminari si terranno in lingua inglese

Quota discrizioneEuro 450,00

(quota comprensiva di alloggio)

Euro 250,00(quota non comprensiva di alloggio)

AlloggioGli studenti alloggeranno

presso gli appartamenti gestitida Fondazione Flaminia

LuogoDipartimento di Beni Culturali

Via degli Ariani 1 - 48121 Ravenna

DirettoreMario Neve

(Dipartimento di Beni Culturali,

Universit di Bologna - Campus di Ravenna)

ContattiCinzia CortesiFondazione Flaminia

via Baccarini 27, 48121 Ravenna)

Tel. +39 0544 34345Fax +39 0544 35650

email: master@fondazioneflaminia.it

ScadenzaPer partecipare alla Summer Schoolinviare il Curriculum Vitae formato europeo amaster@fondazioneaminia.it oppure spedirea Summer School - Fondazione Flaminia,

via Baccarini 27 - 48121 RavennaLa scadenza per la presentazionedelle domande il 25/07/2014.

DeadlineTo participate in the Summer school,please send your CV in European formatto master@fondazioneaminia.it orat Summer School - Fondazione Flaminia,

via Baccarini 27 - 48121 RavennaThe deadline for submission of applicationsis 25/07/2014.

Duration1-5 September 2014

Students admittedmax 15

Instruction language: English

Feeeur 450(the fee includes the accommodation)

eur 250

(fee without accommodation)

AccommodationStudents will be accommodated

in the apartments of Fondazione Flaminia

VenueDepartment of Cultural Heritage

via degli Ariani 1 - 48121 Ravenna

DirectorMario Neve

(Department of Cultural Heritage,University of Bologna - Ravenna Campus)

Contacts

Cinzia CortesiFondazione Flaminia

via Baccarini 27, 48121 Ravenna)Tel. +39 0544 34345

Fax +39 0544 35650e-mail: master@fondazioneflaminia.it

Presentation

The fact that the world population ispre-dominantly urban now, for the first time

in human history, it is no longer a noveltyfor a few years. What is less known is thefact that the statistics refer to a concept ofthe city now out for well over time.

The meaning of city indeed changeddramatically. The issue ofurban cultural

heritageitself concerns more and morecountries of all continents.

The theme of creative cities has beenvery developed and articulated since it wasformulated, in particular by Charles Landry,

in the eighties.Programs like the European Capitals ofCulture certainly belong to this field, which

are still a great ambition for many munici-palities since 1985.

This theme, in a broad sense, also appliesto other phenomena, less visible but no

less important: those that reveal a generalwillingness, exacerbated by the crisis, to

assume more and more a role ofactivecitizenship.

The Summer School of Bologna University Ravenna Campus, in coordination withthe ISES Summer University (Institute for

Social and European Studies and CorvinusUniversity of Budapest), addresses this

issue by following both paths: creativecities more traditionally designed, and newcreative communities, combining thetheoretical and methodological perspec-tives with the analysis and development of

practical case studies. The annual Sum-mer School has the dual aim to train youngscholars in this new vision of the urban, en-couraging them to apply the new knowl-edge to their areas of study and

intervention, and to foster debate and criti-cal exchange between experts, scholars,

andstudents.

The geographic area the program will pri-marily focus on is the Mediterranean (in-cluding theAdriatic-Ionian macro-region

as the area of interest more immediate andspecific), while the partner ISES will providethe program his long research and trainingexperience on the area of Central Europe.

STEVE AUSTENFelix Meritis Foundation Permanent Fellow, Amsterdam;President of the Board of Amsterdam-Maastricht Summer University

The changing role of culture and cultural institutionsin Europe today

MERCEDES BRESSOVice-President of the Committee of the Regions of the European Union

From (green, creative, culture's) European capitals,to the integrated urban policies, to the cities'and citizens' networks

TAMS FEJRDYVice-President of ICOMOS International Secretariat, Vice President of the National

Office for the Protection of Cultural Heritage, President of ICOMOS Hungary

Conserving cities identity through creativitysupporting creativity by resilient capacities of historiccities (in the case of Central Europe)

PIETRO LAUREANOUnesco consultant, founder and coordinator of Ipogea, Centre for Studies

on Traditional Knowledge, President of the International Institute of Traditional

Knowledge ITKI

At the origins of networks: traditional knowledgeas commons and as shareable solutions for futureurbanity in Mediterranean

GIORGIO MANGANIDirector of the Museum System of the Province of Ancona and cultural

consultant to several public and private institutions; Coordinator on behalf of the

Chamber of Commerce of Ancona of the project Adriatic Innovative Factory

Theories and practices concerning culture-drivenlocal development. Some experiences in the eldof cultural and creative enterprises

ANNA MARIA MEDICIProfessor of History of the Arab Countries and of States, People, and Power

in Africa and the Middle East at the University of Urbino

Resilient cities:networking lessons from African history

FERENC MISZLIVETZDirector ISES Foundation; Corvinus University Budapest

Creative cities and development in times of crisis:

the results of a research concerning Central Europe

CLAUDE RAFFESTINProfessor Emeritus of Geography, University of Geneva

Knowledge, creativity, urbanity:a geographical approach

LecturersRelatori

Nova Civitas. The future of urbanityRavenna, 1-5 settembre // september2014

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