Autore
Prezioso, Maria

Titolo
Researching in geography, it is possible to match science, theory and practice of the territorial development
Periodico
Geotema
Anno: 2010 - Volume: 14 - Fascicolo: 42 - Pagina iniziale: 97 - Pagina finale: 107

By the access of new countries, European policies and directives are increased as well as national and regional ones, influencing territorial and spatial planning and modifying it for including common priority objective as cohesion, sustain- ability, competiveness, polycentrism, etc. From 1995 to 2003, the Italian geographical research has developed a new methodological theory able to assess the territorial sensitivity of policies and programmes; and since 2004 it includes the competitiveness and cohesion assessment (Prezioso, 1995; 2003; 2006; 2007; 2008; 2009, 2010). After an experimental period of texiting and critical review, this theoretical approach, called Sustainable Territorial environ- mental/economic Management Methodological Approach (STeMA), and its tool GIS, were discussed for supporting several European applied researches onto LIFE, ESPON, CADSIS, Cohesion, Leipzing Charter programmes. The paper goes back over the STeMA theoretical questions, focusing on scientific questions relative to the Territorial Impact Assessment (TIA) and the Strategy Environmental Assessment (SEA) of regional policy making and European policy inclu- sion in planning choices for obtaining a cohesive and competitive development in sustainability in different target areas individuated at NUTs 1, 2, 3. In order to define this IV generation methodological protocol and its selected use of common scientific indicators, some words will be spent looking at the territorial diversity and testing it from the territorial point of view. The latter can be considered as the initial territorial capital or capacity building or sensitivity by which assessing impacts and effects (positive or negative) of integrated EU policies, to do endogenous corrections. Finally, in order to reduce these risks, the paper arranges those rules (governance) and those procedures/laws (compliance) to which the territorial government is due, transferring new geographical address in planning culture, making subsidiary orientations, procedures, standards; they transform interests of investors, enterprise systems, interest-taken, citizen and citizen- ships on the “best practise” way.



SICI: 1126-7798(2010)14:42<97:RIGIIP>2.0.ZU;2-B
Testo completo: https://www.ageiweb.it/geotema/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/GEOTEMA_42_15_Prezioso.pdf

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