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Dr. Thomas Streifeneder
Institute for Regional Development, EURAC Research, 39100 Bolzano, Italy

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Research article
Published: 04 May 2021 in International Journal of Cartography
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Thomas Streifeneder; Barbara Piatti. Matthew Picton's Urban Narratives. Or how a three-dimensional paper map can beam you into the London bombing nights of 1940. International Journal of Cartography 2021, 7, 233 -239.

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Thomas Streifeneder, Barbara Piatti. Matthew Picton's Urban Narratives. Or how a three-dimensional paper map can beam you into the London bombing nights of 1940. International Journal of Cartography. 2021; 7 (2):233-239.

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Thomas Streifeneder; Barbara Piatti. 2021. "Matthew Picton's Urban Narratives. Or how a three-dimensional paper map can beam you into the London bombing nights of 1940." International Journal of Cartography 7, no. 2: 233-239.

Journal article
Published: 08 February 2021 in Sustainability
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Social innovation (SI) impacts are long-term changes that affect different dimensions of territorial capital (i.e., economy, society, environment, governance) for the territory in which SI occurs. Yet, systematic empirical evidence and theoretically sound assessments of the impacts of SI are scarce. This paper aims to fill the gap and assess the different aspects of SI’s impacts in European and Mediterranean areas that are characterized by marginalization processes. To assess the impacts of SI in marginalized areas, we use the evaluation framework developed within the Social Innovation in Marginalized Rural Areas (SIMRA) Horizon 2020 project and apply it to nine SI initiatives related to the fields of agriculture, fisheries, forestry, and rural development. Our findings show that SI produces cross-sectoral (societal, economic, environmental, and governmental) and multi-level impacts (on individuals, community, and society), which have improved the societal well-being, and contributed to the reduction of certain forms of marginality, mainly inside the territory in which SI occurred.

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Elisa Ravazzoli; Cristina Dalla Torre; Riccardo Da Re; Valentino Marini Govigli; Laura Secco; Elena Górriz-Mifsud; Elena Pisani; Carla Barlagne; Antonio Baselice; Mohammed Bengoumi; Marijke Dijskhoorn-Dekker; Arbia Labidi; Antonio Lopolito; Mariana Melnykovych; Manfred Perlik; Nico Polman; Simo Sarkki; Achilleas Vassilopoulos; Phoebe Koundouri; David Miller; Thomas Streifeneder; Maria Nijnik. Can Social Innovation Make a Change in European and Mediterranean Marginalized Areas? Social Innovation Impact Assessment in Agriculture, Fisheries, Forestry, and Rural Development. Sustainability 2021, 13, 1823 .

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Elisa Ravazzoli, Cristina Dalla Torre, Riccardo Da Re, Valentino Marini Govigli, Laura Secco, Elena Górriz-Mifsud, Elena Pisani, Carla Barlagne, Antonio Baselice, Mohammed Bengoumi, Marijke Dijskhoorn-Dekker, Arbia Labidi, Antonio Lopolito, Mariana Melnykovych, Manfred Perlik, Nico Polman, Simo Sarkki, Achilleas Vassilopoulos, Phoebe Koundouri, David Miller, Thomas Streifeneder, Maria Nijnik. Can Social Innovation Make a Change in European and Mediterranean Marginalized Areas? Social Innovation Impact Assessment in Agriculture, Fisheries, Forestry, and Rural Development. Sustainability. 2021; 13 (4):1823.

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Elisa Ravazzoli; Cristina Dalla Torre; Riccardo Da Re; Valentino Marini Govigli; Laura Secco; Elena Górriz-Mifsud; Elena Pisani; Carla Barlagne; Antonio Baselice; Mohammed Bengoumi; Marijke Dijskhoorn-Dekker; Arbia Labidi; Antonio Lopolito; Mariana Melnykovych; Manfred Perlik; Nico Polman; Simo Sarkki; Achilleas Vassilopoulos; Phoebe Koundouri; David Miller; Thomas Streifeneder; Maria Nijnik. 2021. "Can Social Innovation Make a Change in European and Mediterranean Marginalized Areas? Social Innovation Impact Assessment in Agriculture, Fisheries, Forestry, and Rural Development." Sustainability 13, no. 4: 1823.

Original article
Published: 16 April 2020 in European Journal of Wildlife Research
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This article provides a first investigation on the attitude of South Tyrolean residents (northern Italy) toward the return of the wolf in their province. Data were collected through an online questionnaire, which was available for 54,527 residents (≥ 18 years old) of South Tyrol with internet access and a Facebook® account and was shared on the institute’s homepage. In total, 1818 valid responses were collected in 2 months in 2018. Cluster analysis evidenced four homogenous groups of respondents characterized by the components of attitude, their district community, the wolf distribution in their area, belief factors, and the personal fear of wolves. The data analysis revealed differences and relations between the four clusters in the level of knowledge, experience with wolves, education level, and the expected impact on the tourist sector. The obtained results (1) evidence some key factors influencing the attitude of residents, (2) underline the importance of considering small spatial scale attitudinal differences, and (3) urge for an extended human dimension of wolf coexistence research to support local management strategies.

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Julia Stauder; Filippo Favilli; Agnieszka Elzbieta Stawinoga; Andrea Omizzolo; Thomas Philipp Streifeneder. The attitude of society to the return of the wolf in South Tyrol (Italy). European Journal of Wildlife Research 2020, 66, 1 -11.

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Julia Stauder, Filippo Favilli, Agnieszka Elzbieta Stawinoga, Andrea Omizzolo, Thomas Philipp Streifeneder. The attitude of society to the return of the wolf in South Tyrol (Italy). European Journal of Wildlife Research. 2020; 66 (3):1-11.

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Julia Stauder; Filippo Favilli; Agnieszka Elzbieta Stawinoga; Andrea Omizzolo; Thomas Philipp Streifeneder. 2020. "The attitude of society to the return of the wolf in South Tyrol (Italy)." European Journal of Wildlife Research 66, no. 3: 1-11.

Journal article
Published: 23 December 2019 in Open Agriculture
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Carla Barbieri; Thomas Streifeneder. Agritourism Advances around the Globe: A Commentary from the Editors. Open Agriculture 2019, 4, 712 -714.

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Carla Barbieri, Thomas Streifeneder. Agritourism Advances around the Globe: A Commentary from the Editors. Open Agriculture. 2019; 4 (1):712-714.

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Carla Barbieri; Thomas Streifeneder. 2019. "Agritourism Advances around the Globe: A Commentary from the Editors." Open Agriculture 4, no. 1: 712-714.

Chapter
Published: 15 October 2019 in Kundenerlebnisse in Ferienwelten
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Die grellen, abstrakten Bilder moderner Kunst im Speisesaal des Bauernhofes kommen mir bekannt vor. Jedenfalls diese Art von Bildern. Diese Werke, die einem nur wegen ihrer gewagten farblichen Pracht auffallen. Tische, Stühle und Lampen habe ich auch schon mal gesehen. Wo war das doch gleich? Ja genau, es sind jene austauschbaren Einrichtungsgegenstände, die ich aus den hippen Cafés und trendigen Restaurants der Großstädte kenne.

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Thomas Streifeneder. Tourismus im ländlichen Raum. Kundenerlebnisse in Ferienwelten 2019, 61 -71.

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Thomas Streifeneder. Tourismus im ländlichen Raum. Kundenerlebnisse in Ferienwelten. 2019; ():61-71.

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Thomas Streifeneder. 2019. "Tourismus im ländlichen Raum." Kundenerlebnisse in Ferienwelten , no. : 61-71.

Journal article
Published: 01 October 2016 in Tourism Management Perspectives
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Thomas Streifeneder. Agriculture first: Assessing European policies and scientific typologies to define authentic agritourism and differentiate it from countryside tourism. Tourism Management Perspectives 2016, 20, 251 -264.

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Thomas Streifeneder. Agriculture first: Assessing European policies and scientific typologies to define authentic agritourism and differentiate it from countryside tourism. Tourism Management Perspectives. 2016; 20 ():251-264.

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Thomas Streifeneder. 2016. "Agriculture first: Assessing European policies and scientific typologies to define authentic agritourism and differentiate it from countryside tourism." Tourism Management Perspectives 20, no. : 251-264.

Journal article
Published: 01 January 2016 in socio.hu
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Riccardo Brozzi; Agnieszka Elzbieta Stawinoga; Christian Hoffmann; Thomas Streifeneder. Determinants of local food purchase Insight from a consumer survey in South Tyrol (Italy). socio.hu 2016, 1 .

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Riccardo Brozzi, Agnieszka Elzbieta Stawinoga, Christian Hoffmann, Thomas Streifeneder. Determinants of local food purchase Insight from a consumer survey in South Tyrol (Italy). socio.hu. 2016; (Special):1.

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Riccardo Brozzi; Agnieszka Elzbieta Stawinoga; Christian Hoffmann; Thomas Streifeneder. 2016. "Determinants of local food purchase Insight from a consumer survey in South Tyrol (Italy)." socio.hu , no. Special: 1.

Journal article
Published: 18 May 2015 in Revue de géographie alpine
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Pour la première fois, la Revue de géographie alpine publie un numéro portant sur les systèmes coopératifs, leur rôle, leur pertinence, leurs processus opérationnels et leurs capacités de résilience dans les zones de montagne d’Europe et d’Afrique. Les six articles de ce numéro illustrent les effets et le fonctionnement, actuels et passés, de coopératives rurales et agricoles agissant dans différents secteurs et zones géographiques. Leurs auteurs expliquent de quelle manière le capital social...

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Thomas Streifeneder. Le système coopératif dans les régions de montagne : un outil de gouvernance pour les petites entreprises. Revue de géographie alpine 2015, 1 .

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Thomas Streifeneder. Le système coopératif dans les régions de montagne : un outil de gouvernance pour les petites entreprises. Revue de géographie alpine. 2015; (103-1):1.

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Thomas Streifeneder. 2015. "Le système coopératif dans les régions de montagne : un outil de gouvernance pour les petites entreprises." Revue de géographie alpine , no. 103-1: 1.

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Published: 18 May 2015 in Revue de géographie alpine
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This is the first time that The Journal of Alpine Research has released an issue on cooperative systems, their role, relevance, operational processes and resilience in European and African mountain areas. The six contributions assess the actual and past effects and functioning of rural and agricultural cooperatives operating in different sectors and geographical locations. The authors depict the way the territorial and social capital influence the development of cooperatives, the interrelatio...

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Thomas Streifeneder. Cooperative Systems in Mountain Regions: A Governance Instrument for Smallholder Entrepreneurs. Revue de géographie alpine 2015, 1 .

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Thomas Streifeneder. Cooperative Systems in Mountain Regions: A Governance Instrument for Smallholder Entrepreneurs. Revue de géographie alpine. 2015; (103-1):1.

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Thomas Streifeneder. 2015. "Cooperative Systems in Mountain Regions: A Governance Instrument for Smallholder Entrepreneurs." Revue de géographie alpine , no. 103-1: 1.

Book chapter
Published: 01 January 2013 in Integration through Subordination
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Flavio V. Ruffini; Thomas Streifeneder; Christian Hoffmann; Kathrin Renner. 10. Comparing agro-structural change in the Alpine regions: developmental trends and driving forces, 1950-2000. Integration through Subordination 2013, 223 -244.

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Flavio V. Ruffini, Thomas Streifeneder, Christian Hoffmann, Kathrin Renner. 10. Comparing agro-structural change in the Alpine regions: developmental trends and driving forces, 1950-2000. Integration through Subordination. 2013; ():223-244.

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Flavio V. Ruffini; Thomas Streifeneder; Christian Hoffmann; Kathrin Renner. 2013. "10. Comparing agro-structural change in the Alpine regions: developmental trends and driving forces, 1950-2000." Integration through Subordination , no. : 223-244.

Journal article
Published: 15 September 2007 in Revue de géographie alpine
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Résumés Français English La région couverte par la Convention alpine a connu un recul important des exploitations agricoles (– 40 %) entre 1980 et 2000. Des régions stables (Autriche, Suisse) côtoient des régions profondément transformées (Italie, Slovénie). Les modifications agrostructurelles ont conduit à des bouleversements majeurs dans les structures de fonctionnement (agrandissement des exploitations, abandon de surface agricole utile, partages diversifiés des types socio-économiques d’exploitations). Cela résulte de divers facteurs, qu’ils soient culturels (l’attachement aux traditions agricoles, l’identification de la société au monde agricole), politico-agricoles (Politique Agricole Commune, OMC) ou économiques (opportunités de revenus non-agricoles) et fonctionnels (taille des exploitations). Au-delà des différenciations nationales et régionales majeures au sein de l’arc alpin (abandon d’exploitations modéré à fort), les exploitations agricoles affrontent les mêmes enjeux en ce qui concerne les transformations des structures agricoles (ex : abandon d’exploitation et augmentation de la taille des exploitations restantes). En comparaison avec la moyenne à l’échelle alpine de l’évolution du nombre d’exploitations et des surfaces agricoles utiles (1980-2000), on peut observer des tendances modérées (Autriche/Suisse/Allemagne), dynamiques (Italie/Slovénie) ou non corrélées (France). The Alpine region registered a substantial abandonment of farms (-40%) between 1980 and 2000. Both Alpine regions with a relatively stable situation (AT, CH) and regions with significant agricultural changes (IT, SI) exist next to each other. The agro-structural change has led to profound changes in operational structures (enlargement of farms, abandonment of utilised agricultural areas, varying shares of socio-economic farm types). This resulted from various cultural (e.g. relatedness to agricultural traditions, identification of the society with agriculture), agro-political (e.g. Common Agricultural Policy/ WTO) and economic (e.g. non-agricultural income possibilities), and operational (e.g. farm-size) driving forces. Next to major national and regional differences within the Alpine Region (e.g. moderate and high farm abandonment), they also face parallels with regard to the change in their agricultural structure (i.e. farm abandonment and increasing farm-size of the remaining farms). Compared to the Alpine-wide average of the changes in the number of farms and the utilised agricultural area (1980-2000), moderate (AT/CH/DE), dynamic (IT/SI), and uncorrelated (FR) were observed. Haut de page

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Thomas Streifeneder; Ulrike Tappeiner; Flavio V. Ruffini; Christian Hoffmann. Éclairage sur les transformations des structures agricoles dans les Alpes. Revue de géographie alpine 2007, 27 -40.

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Thomas Streifeneder, Ulrike Tappeiner, Flavio V. Ruffini, Christian Hoffmann. Éclairage sur les transformations des structures agricoles dans les Alpes. Revue de géographie alpine. 2007; (95-3):27-40.

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Thomas Streifeneder; Ulrike Tappeiner; Flavio V. Ruffini; Christian Hoffmann. 2007. "Éclairage sur les transformations des structures agricoles dans les Alpes." Revue de géographie alpine , no. 95-3: 27-40.

Journal article
Published: 15 September 2007 in Revue de géographie alpine
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La région couverte par la Convention alpine a connu un recul important des exploitations agricoles (– 40 %) entre 1980 et 2000. Des régions stables (Autriche, Suisse) côtoient des régions profondément transformées (Italie, Slovénie). Les modifications agrostructurelles ont conduit à des bouleversements majeurs dans les structures de fonctionnement (agrandissement des exploitations, abandon de surface agricole utile, partages diversifiés des types socio-économiques d’exploitations). Cela résulte de divers facteurs, qu’ils soient culturels (l’attachement aux traditions agricoles, l’identification de la société au monde agricole), politico-agricoles (Politique Agricole Commune, OMC) ou économiques (opportunités de revenus non-agricoles) et fonctionnels (taille des exploitations). Au-delà des différenciations nationales et régionales majeures au sein de l’arc alpin (abandon d’exploitations modéré à fort), les exploitations agricoles affrontent les mêmes enjeux en ce qui concerne les transformations des structures agricoles (ex : abandon d’exploitation et augmentation de la taille des exploitations restantes). En comparaison avec la moyenne à l’échelle alpine de l’évolution du nombre d’exploitations et des surfaces agricoles utiles (1980-2000), on peut observer des tendances modérées (Autriche/Suisse/Allemagne), dynamiques (Italie/Slovénie) ou non corrélées (France).

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Thomas Streifeneder; Ulrike Tappeiner; Flavio V. Ruffini; Christian Hoffmann. Selected Aspects of Agro-structural Change within the Alps. Revue de géographie alpine 2007, 41 -52.

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Thomas Streifeneder, Ulrike Tappeiner, Flavio V. Ruffini, Christian Hoffmann. Selected Aspects of Agro-structural Change within the Alps. Revue de géographie alpine. 2007; (95-3):41-52.

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Thomas Streifeneder; Ulrike Tappeiner; Flavio V. Ruffini; Christian Hoffmann. 2007. "Selected Aspects of Agro-structural Change within the Alps." Revue de géographie alpine , no. 95-3: 41-52.