Rivista Trimestrale di Scienza dell’Amministrazione

Issue 2/2026

Territorial Ecosystems of Commons. Policies and Practices for the Integrated, Inclusive and Participatory Management of the Cultural and Environmental Heritage, in the perspective of the Ecological Transition
edited by Fabio Corbisiero, Sergio Severino and Silvia Sivini

Piero Dominici
Beyond Integration: Territorial Ecosystems of the Commons, Complexity, and Epistemological Transformation in the Hypercomplex Civilization

Fabio Corbisiero
Rethinking the Sea as a Common Good. The Case of MPAs (Marine Protected Areas)

Domenico Salvatore Galluccio, Maria Francesca De Tullio, Giulia Capasso, Federico Esposito Alaia, Francesco De Nigris
Learn the City: Urban Commoning and the Dispossessed Street in Touristified Naples

Carmine Urciuoli, Matteo Salvaggio
From Notices to Digital Platforms: Transformations in Public Institutional Communication in Italy – A Case Study of the PRIN Project “Territorial Ecosystems of Commons” (TEoC) Web Ecosystem

Giada Cascino, Caterina De Benedictis, Ranieri de Maria, Giancarlo Minaldi, Valentina Moncada, Daniela Patti, Gabriella Polizzi, Sergio Severino, Antonella Versaci
UNESCO Heritage Management in Sicily between Performative Potential and Stakeholders’ Perceived Impact

Giancarlo Minaldi, Ranieri de Maria
Persistent Implementation Failures in UNESCO Heritage Management: Four Emblematic Cases from Sicily

Silvia Sivini, Carmine Urciuoli
Rural Heritage as Territorial Commons: Agroecological Practices and Participatory Governance in the SalentoKm0 Experience

Silvia Sivini, Elena Musolino
Regeneration of Rural Heritage through Commoning Practices. A case study on the Recovery of the White Poverello Bean in Calabria

Elena Musolino
Reworking Marginality through Commoning: The Casentino Biodistrict Experience (Italy)