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Right to beauty and urban regeneration: a link to be built

There is no provision that explicitly configures a subjective right to beauty. In fact, scholars of the law of the arts and entertainment employ this terminology, elaborated by the doctrine, with the aim of making the legislator aware of the adoption of measures aimed at recognising a legal position allowing the use of cultural goods and activities. The legislator has not even addressed the issue in the most recent regulatory interventions, despite the growing sensitivity towards cultural is...

Urban regeneration. A multifaceted reality based on the inclusive participation of the community

The paper focuses on three key dimensions of urban regeneration: the governance of urban commons, community-driven public art, and the rights of people with disabilities. It argues that regeneration should be driven by civic ecosystems - spaces where innovation originates from the community level and informs public policy, rather than being imposed from above.

The right to beauty for people with disabilities between inclusion and new technologies

This paper explores the concept of the "right to beauty" as a fundamental human right, emphasizing its role in fostering inclusion and well-being, particularly for individuals with disabilities. It argues that beauty, deeply intertwined with cultural heritage and activities, is not merely an aesthetic experience but a vital component of personal and societal development. The authors examine the evolution from individualistic to "bio-psycho-social" models of disability, highlighting the necess...

Doing gender through juridical discourse: an interdisciplinary approach

This paper analyzes the Judgment of the Italian Constitutional Court No. 143/2024, from an interdisciplinary perspective, addressing the legal, philosophical, and psychological implications of non-binary gender identity. The research is structured into three sections: the first examines the legal context, framing the constitutional legitimacy issues raised and the systemic implications of the decision; the second explores the language of law, particularly its performativity, highlighting how ...

Tourists and the City: a precarious balance between public art and overtourism

In recent years, Naples has experienced a significant increase in tourist flows, a phenomenon that has profoundly transformed urban dynamics and the use of public spaces. This study explores the potential of public art as a tool for urban regeneration and a reservoir of innovative experiential suggestions within a cityscape marked by contradictions. The research focuses on the often-overlooked perceptions of foreign visitors, aiming to enrich the - already consistent - internal debate, active...

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