L'eredità del Novecento. Che cosa ci attende in un mondo che cambia.

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Torino, Einaudi Ed. 1988, cm.15,5x21,5, pp.X,811, 32 tavole a colori fuori testo, legatura editoriale in tutta tela, sopraccoperta e cofanetto figurati a colori. Collana Storia d'Italia,1. Le Regioni dall'Unità a oggi.

Coordinamento dell'opera a cura di Ruggiero Romano e Corrado Vivanti. Torino, Einaudi Ed. 1999, cm.16x21,5, pp.XIV,818, 60 tavv.bn.ft., legatura ed.in tutta tela, sopraccop.fig.in cofanetto. Collana Storia d'Italia,4*.

Torino, Einaudi Ed. 2003, cm.15,5x21,5, pp.XII-451,25 tavv.bn.e a col.ft. legatura editoriale cartonata, sopraccoperta figurata, cofanetto. Le vicende della Banca Nazionale del Lavoro sono strettamente intrecciate alla storia d'Italia del Novecento. Valerio Castronovo ripercorre il complesso itinerario della Banca Nazionale del Lavoro dal decollo industriale in età liberale all'interventismo autartico durante il regime mussoliniano, dal "miracolo economico" alle esperienze riformiste negli anni della prima Repubblica, dal processo d'integrazione nella Comunità europea alla svolta delle liberalizzazioni e del mercato globale.

Con il Patr.del Min.per i Beni Cult.e Ambientali.Arch.di Stato di Parma. A cura di M.dall'Acqua. Parma, Fotoscientifica Ed. 1997, cm.25x33, pp.59, num.figg.e una tav.ripieg.a col.nt. rilegatura a spirale,soprac.fig.a col.

Contributors include Stefano Filippi, Mario Piana, Eugenio Vassallo, Mario Piana, November 1986-January 1987 exhibition at Doge's Palace, Salone del Piovego. Soprintendenza ai Beni Ambientali e Architettonici di Venezia 1987, cm.21,5x24, pp.192, ill.a colori. paperback.

Firenze, 17 dicembre 2002. A cura di Marco Ciatti e Cecilia Frosinini. Firenze, Edifir 2002, cm.21x28, pp.134 illustrazioni bn, brossura con copertina figurata a colori.

Proceedings of the International Conference of the ICOMOS International Scientific Committee for the Theory and the Philosophy of Conservation and Restoration. 6-8 March 2009 Florence, Italy A cura di Simone Giometti, e Andrej Tomaszewski. Firenze, Polistampa 2011, cm.16x24, pp.338, ill.bn. brossura con copertina colori. TABLE OF CONTENTS: Andrzej Tomaszewski, The mutual relationships between man and monument through history; Wilfried Lipp, Imago - Image - Imagine: sketches for a mind map; Boguslaw Szmygin, The historic towns in the process of development of tourism; Paolo Del Bianco, Cultural heritage for intercultural dialogue with Life beyond Tourism. SESSION 1: Masahiro Onuma, The worth of maturity in the living properties - Enzo Bentivoglio, Territory, sites and museum: from the discovery of Etruria by Francesco Inghirami to D.H. Lawrence's - Patrizia Falzone, Changing approaches in dealing with Cultural property in the past Phisical and - intellectual. The case of Genoa and its cultural heritage - Peter Burman, Conservation and creativity - Irmela Spelsberg, Mignon was right: Goethe's Stay in Italy 1786-1788 - SimonettaValtieri, A hundred years from Futurism. Fruition of the car patrimony - Joerg Haspel, Where is the Berlin Wall? From a hated heritage to a missed monument - Additional Contributions SESSION 2 Michal Firestone, The lexus and the olive tree: cultural diversity in historic cities - Francesco Civita, The indivisible relation between tangible and intangible cultural heritage - Michael S. Falser, The Bamiyan Buddhas, performative iconoclasm and the image of heritage - Svitlana Smolenska, Mind Manipulation by mass-media using city images in newspapers - Maria Isabella Amirante, Caterina Frettoloso, Choosing, visiting and understanding archaeological heritage: multimedia technologies for cultural tourism - Josef Stulc, The So-called Synthetic Method of Architectural Conservation. The Response of Czech Conservators to the Militant Modern Movement of the Thirties - Markus Pescoller, Restoration and the narrative of tourism - Additional Contributions SESSION 3 Sue Millar, Engaging cultural tourists: moving towards a new philosophy of conservation management at iconic cultural heritage sites in the context of sustainable development and mass tourism - Nuhad Abdallah, Archaeology, Urban sites and Cultural Diversity: A Gateway of Mass Tourism to Syria - Andrew Sneddon, Water Buffalo and Coach Tours: Mass Tourism and Traditional Life at Angkor, Cambodia - Carlo Francini, Sustainable Tourism and Historic Center of Florence UNESCO Management Plan - Rosa Anna Genovese, Management of heritage and culture of tourism - Marc Laenen, Strategic action plans for substantive heritage tourism in Limburg - Additional Contributions SESSION 4 Hans Christie Bjoennes, Building Memory of Heritage in Multicultural Societies - Lucille Karen Malilong Isberto, Instilling pride of place: The Heritage Caravan in Cebu, Philippines - Manlio Montuori, Being passed on to future generations: the instances of Ponte a Santa Trinita in Florence and the Genbaku Dome in Hiroshima for the conservation of architectural heritage at risk - Tatiana Kirova, From passive protection to sustainable development: a shared yet not always fully achieved objective - Ojars Sparitis, Architectura et Ars Sacra Christiana after WW II in the globalised World - Roel De Ridder, Building another future for neo-Gothic churches in Flanders - Weclawowicz-Gyurkovich, The phenomenon of the latest architecture in tourism.