This morning The Department of Social Science and Humanities at the Cultural Heritage National Research Council (DSU-CNR) and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) organized an international workshop in Rome, CNR – Aula Marconi.

The conference aimed to encourage collaboration among experts in social sciences and humanities worldwide. The delegates for CNR-IRCrES were the director Emanuela Reale and the researchers Lucio Morettini and Luca Tricarico. The workshop was graced by Prof. Salvatore Capasso, Director of DSU-CNR, and Prof. Gao Xiang, President of CASS, who inaugurated the event.

Giovanni Cerulli attended the 2023 UK STATA Conference (London, 7-8 September 2023) with the paper “A review of machine learning commands in Stata: Performance and usability evaluation“. The presentation provides a comprehensive survey reviewing machine learning (ML) commands in Stata.

Slide here: UK23_Cerulli.pdf
Conference Site: https://www.stata.com/meeting/uk23/

Dal 6 all’8 settembre si è svolta la Conferenza AISRe 2023, organizzata dall’Associazione Italiana Scienze Regionali presso l’Università Parthenope di Napoli.
CNR-IRCrES ha partecipato con diversi contributi, l’elenco completo è disponibile qui: https://blog.ircres.cnr.it/?p=5534.
Nelle foto, in ordine: Giampaolo Vitali, Greta Falavigna, Ugo Finardi, Lisa Sella, Luca Tricarico, Gianluca Toschi (Fondazione Nord Est e Associato CNR-IRCrES), Elena Ragazzi, Elisabetta Ottoz (Università di Torino e Associata CNR-IRCrES), Francesca Silvia Rota (Università di Torino e Associata CNR-IRCrES) e Monica Cariola

Il CNR-IRCrES ha concorso e vinto il premio “miglior poster AISRe” con il contributo: Interdisciplinary research in Critical Zone studies: Integrating socioeconomic and natural data to assess the effect of land use change in the Italian Alps. Presentato da Lisa Sella e dal Team del progetto ABRESO.

Nella seconda foto Elena Ragazzi, Lisa Sella e Francesca Silvia Rota (Università di Torino e Associata CNR-IRCrES).

The Department of Social Science and Humanities at the Cultural Heritage National Research Council (DSU-CNR) and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) are joining forces to organize an international workshop on Tuesday 19 September, 2023 (Rome, CNR – Aula Marconi).

The conference aims to encourage collaboration among experts in social sciences and humanities worldwide. It will be a gathering of well-known scholars and researchers from both institutions to share their ideas and research discoveries for a fruitful exchange of ideas and research findings. The delegates for CNR-IRCrES are the director Emanuela Reale and the researchers Lucio Morettini and Luca Tricarico. The workshop will be graced by Prof. Salvatore Capasso, Director of DSU-CNR, and Prof. Gao Xiang, President of CASS, who will inaugurate the event and include the participation of experts and researchers from both institutions.

Programme: https://blog.ircres.cnr.it/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/Workshop_CNR_CASS_19-September-2023.pdf

Si apre oggi, a Napoli, presso l’Università degli Sudi di Napoli Parthenope, la conferenza annuale AISRe Europe and the Mediterranean between transitions and conflicts. Opportunities and risks for regions and territories, organizzata dall’Associazione Italiana di Scienze Regionali, un evento che riunisce esperti provenienti da diverse discipline. Dal 6 all’8 settembre la conferenza, si propone come sede di confronto teorico sui temi delle Scienze Regionali e per la presentazione dei risultati di ricerche condotte, nelle diverse aree applicative, secondo gli approcci disciplinari che concorrono a questo campo di studi: economia, geografia, sociologia, pianificazione urbana e regionale, demografia, statistica, sistemistica, matematica, e molte altre.

Numerosi i contributi CNR-IRCrES, in dettaglio:

3 le sessioni organizzate da chair del nostro Istituto:

SO.04-Turismo di prossimità e sviluppo locale. Spunti teorici e casi studio. Rota Francesca Silvia (UNITO e ricercatore associato CNR-IRCrES)
SO.28-Il contributo delle Comunità Energetiche al sostegno di processi di sviluppo territoriale, transizione energetica locale e innovazione sociale: politiche, organizzazioni e prospettive di analisi territoriale. Tricarico Luca, Gerli Francesco
SO.10-La valutazione di impatto delle politiche: confronti fra approcci e ambiti di applicazione. Resmini Laura, Sella Lisa, Ragazzi Elena

14 i paper presentati

1. Evaluating the impact of incentives to firms against accidents at work: an original taxonomy based on Inail administrative databases. Lisa Sella, Elena Ragazzi, Alfonso Langastro
2. Punire o premiare? valutare l’efficacia degli incentivi agli investimenti in sicurezza sui luoghi di lavoro. Elena Ragazzi, Lisa Sella
3. Occupational safety and health: policy evolution through bibliometric analysis. Ugo Finardi
4. Valutare le politiche in presenza di attrito: il caso degli incentivi agli investimenti in sicurezza sui luoghi di lavoro. Elena Ragazzi, Giuseppe Giulio Calabrese, Greta Falavigna, Arianna Radin, Lisa Sella
5. Dalla ricerca marina alla “crescita blu” per i territori marino-costieri: obiettivi e possibili traiettorie. Monica Cariola
6. Relief policy and the sustainability of covid-19 pandemic: empirical evidence from the Italian manufacturing industry. Greta Falavigna, Roberto Ippoliti
7. The effects of leisure night noise on residents’ health: evidence from Turin. Elisabetta Ottoz, Lisa Sella, Francesca Silvia Rota
8. Analysing the multidimensional proximity characteristics of the Italian social innovation ecosystem. Luca Tricarico, Antonio Zinilli
9. Export spillovers nell’industria italiana. Giampaolo Vitali, Greta Falavigna, Stefano Amato
10. Internationalization and financial constraints: the case of Italian manufacturing industry. Greta Falavigna, Valentina Giannini, Roberto Ippoliti
11. La filiera del vino in Veneto e Piemonte: il ruolo delle esportazioni. Gianluca Toschi, Giampaolo Vitali
12. Il turismo di prossimità in un’area periferica: il caso della montagna pistoiese. Giampaolo Vitali
13. Approaches to international collaborations in translational research: a study on Italian research hospitals. Ugo Finardi
14. Female self-entrepreneurship and role models: an empirical analysis of Italian municipalities. Alessandro Manello, Greta Falavigna, Elena Grinza

1 Poster che concorre al premio “miglior poster AISRe” Titolo: Interdisciplinary research in Critical Zone studies: Integrating socioeconomic and natural data to assess the effect of land use change in the Italian Alps (ABRESO project, Belmont Forum funds). Autore: Sella Lisa, Coautori: Rota Francesca Silvia, Ragazzi Elena, Scartazza Andrea, Adamo Maria, Baneschi Ilaria, Gavrichkova Olga, Maerker Michael, Richiardi Chiara, Rossi Valentina M., Pennisi Maddalena

Qui il sito della conferenza: https://www.aisre.it/notizie/notizie-in-evidenza/xlvi-conferenza-scientifica-annuale-2023-napoli/
Qui il programma completo: https://www.aisre.it/wp-content/uploads/Programma_AISRe_2023.pdf

Join us for Eu-SPRI ECC conference in Rome, organized by CNR-IRCrES. Call for Papers is now open. The Eu-SPRI ECC conference showcases the profound impact of science, technology, and innovation policies on long-term sustainable development. With the participation of various disciplines, the conference analyses the complex relationships between STI policies and the societal challenges.

Researchers and experts from diverse fields, including sociology, economics, statistics, and political sciences, are called upon to contribute to Eu-SPRI 2024. The conference extends its reach to encompass those in Natural Sciences and related areas. The event also welcomes early career researchers and PhD candidates, aiming to elevate research policy and innovation studies. Participants are encouraged to submit abstracts (500-1000 words) of their original research papers. The submission should provide clear insights into the research question, methodology, results, and implication for STI policy and sustainability.

Dr Antonio Zinilli is the Chair of the Conference which will take place in Rome from 6th to 8th March 2024, offering an opportunity to share thoughts, discoveries, and to engage in a rich exchange of knowledge.

Call for papers: https://eccrome.ircres.cnr.it/images/Eu-SPRI-ECC-2024_Call-for-papers.pdf
All submissions must be in English and must be sent to eccrome@ircres.cnr.it. Deadline to submit: 15 October 2023.
The ECC website (https://eccrome.ircres.cnr.it/) provides further details for those interested in joining us.

Researchers from CNR-IRCRES contributed with different works to the ERSA (European Regional Science Association) 2023 conference held in Alicante from 28th August to 1rd September. With 10 engaging presentations and four special sessions, the event illustrated the complexity of the research interest and expertise in which our institute of the National Research Council has been involved so far.
Among the highlights were 5 insightful presentations that covered a wide spectrum of regional science topics.
Additionally, four special sessions organized by CNR-IRCRES addressed specific areas of interest, providing a forum for in-depth discussions and collaboration with experts in this sector.

Presentations:
Elena Ragazzi, Lisa Sella “Assessing the effectiveness of incentives in occupational safety: why and how? “
Ugo Finardi “Occupational Safety and Health: is the Evolution of Policies Reflected by International Scientific Literature?“
Lisa Sella, Elena Ragazzi, Arianna Radin “Evaluation of OSH policies: results on the impact of incentives to the adoption of Risk“
Lisa Sella, Francesca Silvia Rota, Elena Ragazzi, Andrea Scartazza, Patrizia, Adamo, Maddalena Pennisi. “Interdisciplinary research in Critical Zone studies: Integrating socioeconomic and natural sciences to study the LUC impact in the Italian Alps“
Elena Ragazzi, Giuseppe Giulio Calabrese, Greta Falavigna, Lisa Sella, Arianna Radin “The problem of attrition in impact evaluation: a practical assessment of incentives for investments in occupational safety and health“

Session chaired by CNR-IRCrES:
Parallel Online-S03  Counterfactual methods for regional policy evaluation
Chair: Elena Ragazzi, Lisa Sella  – CNR-IRCrES
Parallel Alicante-S03-S1 Counterfactual methods for regional policy evaluation
Chair: Marco Mariani – IRPET, Florence, Italy, Elena Ragazzi*, Lisa Sella* – *CNR-IRCrES
Parallel Alicante-S03-S2 Counterfactual methods for regional policy evaluation
Chair: Marco Mariani – IRPET, Florence, Italy, Elena Ragazzi*, Lisa Sella* – *CNR-IRCrES
Parallel Alicante-S21 Evaluation of safety and security policies
Chair: Laurent Carnis*, Dominique Mignot* – *University Gustave Eiffel, Elena Ragazzi – CNR-IRCrES

Website of the conference: https://ersa.org/events/62nd-ersa-congress/
Fulll Programme: https://ersa.eventsair.com/ersa2023/reports/viewreport/607c9f81-3bda-4016-9d56-f81e1cb2ec0d

With two insightful contributions, CNR-IRCrES is joining the CHER 2023 Conference “Higher Education Institutions as Change Agents in Society: Perspectives on Adaptation and Impact” which is taking place in Vienna ( 30 August – 1 September). The Director Emanuela Reale illustrated “Government R&D funding for Academic Research: are there incentives for Climate change solutions?”(E. Reale, A.O. Spinello).
Lucio Morettini presented “Scientific production and publication practices: Italian academics behaviour after the introduction on national scientific qualification system (ASN)” (L. Morettini, S. Fabrizio,  E. Reale, U. Finardi).

CHER (Consortium of Higher Education Researchers) was founded during a first conference on November, 24-26, 1988 in Kassel (Germany) where some 50 scholars from 17 countries met to discuss the current state and future avenues in the field of higher education research. Currently, CHER counts some 160 members from more than 30 countries, from whom almost a quarter are from outside Europe.

Website: https://cher2023.org/
Programme: https://cher2023.org/program/

Giampaolo Vitali annuncia la pubblicazione di Torino creativa. Specializzazioni, impatti e profili di consumo, n. 17 della collana Quaderni IRCrES, che ha curato insieme a Giovanna Segre (docente presso  il Dipartimento di Economia e Statistica “Cognetti de Martiis” dell’Università di Torino e associata del CNR-IRCrES).
Studiare certe caratteristiche dell’industria culturale, focalizzarne alcuni specifici comparti, esaminare gli impatti che questa genera sul territorio sono gli obiettivi principali di questo volume. Lo studio è incentrato sulla città di Torino, inserendola nel dibattito sulle politiche pubbliche finalizzate a contrastare la deindustrializzazione in corso in Piemonte, come in tante altre regioni italiane ed europee. Infatti, le statistiche sull’industria culturale, aggiornate annualmente da Symbola (2023), confermano la crescita del settore e le sue opportunità di affiancarsi al terziario più innovativo nel compensare la perdita di occupazione strutturale subita dall’industria più tradizionale. L’interesse per la città viene esplicitato nei seguenti ambiti di analisi: lo studio sulla generale presenza delle Industrie Culturali e Creative (ICC); un approfondimento sul comparto del design, per il quale Torino è stata nominata Città creativa UNESCO; l’analisi di due festival musicali molto rilevanti promossi dal Comune; la misurazione dell’impatto economico generato dal Salone del Libro, l’evento culturale più importante del territorio. Un ulteriore obiettivo del volume è suggerire indicatori per “misurare” la cultura, da porre in dialogo con l’insieme degli indicatori rappresentati nel modello dei 17 obiettivi delle Nazioni Unite per lo sviluppo sostenibile (SDGs).

Indice: https://www.ircres.cnr.it/index.php/it/produzione-scientifica/pubblicazioni?id=516
pdf: http://dx.doi.org/10.23760/2499-6661.2023.17