Innovative Tools for Green Heritage Management: The Case of the Historic Gardens of Savoy Royal Residences of Piedmont (Italy)

Assumma, Vanessa; Druetto, Daniele; Garnero, Gabriele; Mondini, Giulio

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“…Thus, a multidimensional evaluation framework namely based on environmental, social, and economic values is introduced. Additionally, Assumma et al [17] have highlighted the emerging instance to measure ES in monetary terms. Under this perspective, the most frequent methodologies are Benefit Transfer, Contingent Valuation Method, and ESA in the European context, whilst still few studies propose an integrated framework for Economic, Social, and Cultural values.…”

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“…Descending from the above, we can say that the Law 168/2017 addresses civic use rights in light of the general interest of the community to preserve natural resources and, at the same time, introduces a form of self-management of the collective use rights over common properties. In this sense, we can speak about civic use rights over collective properties as socio-ecological systems (SES), i.e., systems in which anthropic and natural aspects interact constantly in a way that natural resources promote the well-being of local communities [6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22]. In a complex SES, as it could be the one represented by a civic use right over public property, subsystems can be identified.…”

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Usi Civici: Open Evaluation Issues in the Italian Legal Framework on Civic Use Properties

Casprini

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Torrieri

2023

Land

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Physical spaces and assets vary in legal nature and as such can be subjected to both private and public ownership. Therefore, rights and obligations connected with the use and enjoyment of the different goods depends on the juridic nature of the good itself. In the Italian legal framework, private goods are subject to homogeneous regulation, whereas public goods might comprehend a plethora of heterogeneous categories each of them featuring a specific legal regulation. Among those, collective-owned goods present a complex case as they have the typical characteristics of common goods but might be the object of specific rival and exclusive rights that are guaranteed to certain communities with the system of “civic use rights” (usi civici). This peculiar legal regime is typical of rural areas, where, traditionally, common ownership of the land was pursued and encouraged resulting in the creation of a common agri-sylvan-pastoral heritage. As such, the areas susceptible to being left behind or even abandoned due to a lack of public resources or initiatives that can foster their intrinsic cultural, social, and economic value. We intend collective goods to be long-term physical assets that trigger ecosystems of social entrepreneurial, innovative partnerships, and impact investing that can meet long-lasting and/or emerging social and collective needs. This paper aims to achieve two objectives. Firstly, we investigate the Italian juridical regime of “shared-ownership rights” and “civic use rights” aiming to define a taxonomy that provides support in categorising these goods according to pre-defined legal clusters. Secondly, we explore the evaluation issues related to land appraisal processes.

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Section: Methodological Issues Related To the Ecosystem Services Eval...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Managing the Properties Subjected To Civic Use Rights: Open ...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Usi Civici: Open Evaluation Issues in the Italian Legal Framework on Civic Use Properties

Casprini

Oppio

Torrieri

2023

Land

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Innovative Tools for Green Heritage Management: The Case of the Historic Gardens of Savoy Royal Residences of Piedmont (Italy)

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Usi Civici: Open Evaluation Issues in the Italian Legal Framework on Civic Use Properties

Usi Civici: Open Evaluation Issues in the Italian Legal Framework on Civic Use Properties

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