Research: A quali-quantitative analysis of environmental justice - the case of Campania region, Italy
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Giorgia Scognamiglio is a PhD candidate in Models for Economics and Finance - Curriculum in Economic Geography. She holds a degree in Local and Global Development from the University of Bologna and has worked in journalism and EU project design. Her research interests are mainly in environmental justice, sociospatial inequalities and local development. Her work aims to advance understanding of the complex relationships between environmental factors, social inequalities and spatial dynamics.
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M-GGR/02 - GEOGRAFIA ECONOMICO-POLITICA
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environmental justice, spatial justice, socio-spatial inequalities, local development, spatial analysis, GIS
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11573/1691808 - 2023 - Environmental justice: geostatistical analysis of environmental hazards and socioeconomic factorsโthe case of Italy (01a Articolo in rivista)
GIORGIA SCOGNAMIGLIO, BERNARDINI PAPALIA ROSA
11573/1692914 - 2023 - Giustizia ambientale nei siti industriali contaminati: i casi di Napoli Orientale e Bagnoli (04b Atto di convegno in volume)
GIORGIA SCOGNAMIGLIO
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The proposed research aims to explore environmental justice in a study area through a quali-quantitative analysis, with the objective of: a) identifying the spatial patterns of the phenomenon and detect the existence of one or more 'sacrifice zones' that, within the environmental justice paradigm, could coincide with places of marginality and social disadvantage; (b) to explore the historical causes, processes and socio-ecological relationships that have determined the configuration of sacrifice zones as well as the effects on the quality of life of the communities involved. Despite global interest in environmental justice, Italy's cases remain underexplored. The study focuses on Campania region, known for its environmental challenges. The method employs geostatistical analysis and GIS technology alongside qualitative approaches for a comprehensive and multidimensional understanding of the phenomenon. The research contributes to the international environmental justice discourse, offering insights applicable globally. Findings aim to inform policies, raise awareness, and advance theoretical frameworks for environmental justice.