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Marco Maggioli

Full professor
Marco Maggioli

Department of Humanities
Faculty of Arts, Fashion and Tourism
Marco Maggioli

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Individual tutorial

Timetable

Individual tutorials will be held via Skype or through Microsoft Teams by appointment to be arranged in advance by e-mail.

CURRENT POSITION

Full professor of Human Geography in the Department of Humanities, he coordinates the bachelor degree in Tourism, Management and Culture and teaches Cultural Geography, Territorial policies and Geography for Sustainable Tourism Development. He is a member of the Faculty Council, the Board of the Department and coordinator of the Cultures, Policies and Territories section and the AQ group of the Bachelor in Tourism, Management and Culture. He is a member of the Board of the Italian Geographical Society and is on the scientific committee of some of the main scientific journals in geography (Bollettino della Società Geografica Italiana, Semestrale di Studi e Ricerche di Geografia, J-Reading-Journal of Research and Didactics in Geography). He is deputy editor of the Bollettino della Società Geografica Italiana and co-director of the Semestral of Studies and Research in Geography and Geographical Documents.

He is currently Principal Investigator of the Prin Local Unit Greening the Visual: an Environmental Atlas of Italian Landscapes and coordinator of funded research.

He is mainly concerned with geographic research methodology, cultural geography, urban geography, visual geography, geography of tourism and cooperation, participatory processes, environmental and landscape conflict.

He edited the Italian versions and critical edition of A. Berque. Ecumene. Introduzione agli ambienti umani (Mimesis 2019) and with M. Tanca, Essere umani sulla Terra. Principi di etica dell’ecumene (Mimesis 2020) and Pensare il paesaggio (Mimesis, 2022).

 

RESEARCH LINES

The main lines of research are cultural geography, tourism geography, visual geography, urban studies, landscape, territorial conflict, sub-Saharan Africa studies.

DISCIPLINARY GROUP

Settore scientifico disciplinare: M-GGR/01; settore concorsuale 11/B1

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