Diacronie: an “open space” online for historiography

Abstract

The article deals with “Diacronie: an online “open space” for historiography”, placing the theme in the economic, social and territorial framework discussed by the authors. We proceeded to a limited internal reference to the project’s initiators, which revealed an interesting training experience both for those who intervened on the text suggesting changes, and for those who were called to make changes. We published – and published – contributions in four languages (Italian, English, French, Spanish), but we wanted to further extend our borders and began to publish translations from Portuguese and Greek (in Italian), also exploiting our international partnerships. This allows you to propose – using the space of the site used as “doors” – alongside scientific articles, contributions of other nature, as it was done in the elaboration of the “rubriche” of Diacronie, divulging cutting. Diacronie is also curating a radio space in collaboration with Radio Ca’ Foscari: the intention is to talk about history through music. We are opposed to the idea that the online magazine can be constantly updated – a choice that would end up extinguishing the idea of textual corpus – and would invalidate the idea of online magazine.

Keywords

University; Italy; human capital; social economy; assessment of policies; innovation

JEL codes

O31; I23; R58