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First name(s) / Jesse Burgess Marsh
Surname(s)
Address(es) Via Giuseppe La Farina 9, 90141 Palermo, Italy
Telephone(s) +39 091 6256226 Mobile: +39 333 4075748
E-mail jesse@atelier.it

Nationality United States of America

Date of birth April 2, 1953

Gender Male

Occupational field Innovation Policy Consulting

Work experience
Dates Since 1995
Occupation or position held Lead Partner and Legal Representative

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 Main activities and Consulting activities primarily in cooperative projects funded by the
responsibilities European Union – over 30 to date – each involving several organizations
in different Member States. Sectors range from ICT (Information and
Communications Technologies) R&D to local development and strategic
planning. Funding programs include INTERREG MEDOCC, IIIC, and
ARCHIMED (Interregional Cooperation), LIFE (Environmental initiatives),
and 4th-7th Framework Programs: Telematics/ACTS/ISPO/ ICT (Research
and development programs in telecommunications and IT).
Specific topics include: teleworking, web service design, information
society policies and sustainable development scenarios, cultural
development, logistics, e-government and e-participation, e-commerce,
SME networks, coastal management, economic development schemes,
governance networks, landscape management, and multimedia for
immaterial cultural heritage.
In addition to direct participation, also project coordinator as a consultant
to local and regional authorities: Cities of Alcamo, Ragusa and Bagheria
and the Departments of Planning and of Cultural Heritage of the Sicilian
Region.
Other strategic and policy consultancies include international companies,
universities, research institutes and public authorities (CRES,
Confindustria, Tourism board and ISIDA in Palermo and University of
Tampere (FI), Simpson Research Group (MT), Highlands and Islands
Enterprise (UK), RAND Europe, and LASER-Galleries Lafayette Group (FR))
and have included the STOA policy research Unit of the European
Parliament (study on “Cultural Diversity and the Information Society”)
and several projects with the European Commission on the link between
Information Society and Sustainable Development.
Initiator of DEMOsfera in Palermo, for the experimentation of new
technologies with civic and anti-mafia movements. Current strategic
initiatives include the coordination of “Territorial Living Lab – Sicily”,
integrating local development initiatives with ICT R&D co-design
methods; member of the Leadership Group of the European Network of
Living Labs.
Extensive publications and conference presentations throughout Europe,
including an active role in the International Program Committee of the
yearly eChallenges conference since 2003.
Name and address of Atelier Studio Associato (previously OpenStudio di Jesse Marsh & Co), Via
employer XX Settembre 70, 90141 Palermo, Italy
Type of business or sector Innovation policy consulting and EU project management

Dates 1992-95
Occupation or position held Partner then President
Main activities and Management and consulting in cooperative R&D projects funded by the
responsibilities European Union’s Framework Program, involving several organizations
from different member states. Specific topics included: cultural
adaptation of multimedia learning material, teleworking among design
professionals, distributed multimedia training in the banking sector,
evaluation of innovative pilot projects in distance learning, and market
analyses and strategies for learning technologies.
Name and address of OpenStudio, Viale Romagna 56, 20100 Milano, Italy
employer
Type of business or sector Consulting partnership then Limited Company in ICT-related research

Dates 1988-91
Occupation or position held Consultant

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 Main activities and Communications responsible for EU-funded ICT R&D projects in the
responsibilities ESPRIT Program.
Job Leader for the DGXIII-DELTA/Osiris Project (1988-91): guidelines and
standards for market diffusion of learning technologies.
Invited member of the Technical Panel for Teaching and Training in the
Planning Exercise for defining the ENS workplan for R&D in Systems of
General Interest for Public Administrations – European Commission DG
XIII/F
Name and address of Centro Sviluppo e Ricerche, Datamont Spa, Via Restelli 15, 20100 Milano,
employer Italy
Type of business or sector IT and telecommunications services company of the Ferruzzi Group

Dates 1980-92
Occupation or position held Owner
Main activities and Industrial design in a wide range of materials and technologies,
responsibilities processes and product sectors, from chairs to artificial lungs. In
partnership with Trabucco and Vecchi, clients included Vortice, Elam, and
Kartell. As a free-lance designer, main clients included: Sorin Biomedica
(Fiat Group), Arflex, Elam, De Rosso, SFA (Societé Française
d’Assainissement).
From 1988-90, an experimental design project with Sorin Biomedica
addressed the logical flow, information design, and screen graphics of the
programmer for pacemakers PMP 1000.
Name and address of Jesse Marsh Design, Viale Romagna 56, 20100 Milano, Italy
employer
Type of business or sector Free-lance industrial design

Dates 1976-82
Occupation or position held Entered as apprentice, left as Chief Industrial Designer
Main activities and Industrial design in a wide range of areas in the offices of one of the
responsibilities fathers of the “Milanese School” of Industrial Design. Main clients:
Brionvega, Louis Vuitton, B&B, Fontana Arte, Fusital, SIO, Poltrona Frau,
Lavazza, Vortice, SFA, Sorin Biomedica.
Name and address of Studio Associato Zanuso e Crescini, Milano, Italy
employer
Type of business or sector Architectural and Industrial Design Office

Education and
training
Dates 1971-75
Title of qualification Bachelor of Arts, Honors in Art, Magna Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa
awarded
Principal Major in Studio Art. Liberal Arts curriculum included studies in
subjects/occupational skills Architecture, Art, History of Art, English, Economics, Mathematics, Music,
covered Theology, Chemistry, Philosophy, Psychology, History, Anthropology and
Sociology
Name and type of Williams College, Williamstown MA, USA: Liberal Arts College
organisation

Dates 1962-71
Title of qualification High School Diploma
awarded
Principal USA Accredited Primary, Middle and Secondary School Curriculum
subjects/occupational skills
covered

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 Name and type of Landon School, Bethesda MD, USA: Elementary, Middle and High School
organisation

Personal skills and

competences
Mother tongue(s) English

Other language(s) Italian, French

Self-assessment Understanding Speaking Writing
European level (*) Listening Reading Spoken Spoken
interaction production
Italian Proficient Proficient Proficient Proficient Proficient
C2 C2 C2 C2 C2
User User User User User
French B2
Independent
B1
Independent
B2
Independent
B1
Independent
A2 Basic User
User User User User
(*) Common European Framework of Reference for Languages

Social skills and Network and partnership relations with hundreds of organizations of vary-
competences ing nature in all Member States of the European union, with experience in
travelling, working, and participation in local initiatives.
Specific ability in the coordination and management of inter-cultural and
inter-disciplinary workgroups.
Public speaking, including “keynote” roles, animation of workshops and
brainstorming sessions, etc.

Organisational skills and Development and coordination of networks of people and organizations.
competences Design and coordination of complex work programs including different
inter-dependent activities, technical assistance, budgeting and reporting
in projects of several million Euros.

Technical skills and Deep knowledge of the main processes and materials of industrial
competences manufacture .

Computer skills and Ex-Amiga, ex-Mac, Windows: Office, CAD, 3D modeling, etc.
competences Groupware system administration and management (FirstClass)
Web design and basic programming (FrontPage, Dreamweaver)
Concept design of web services.

Artistic skills and Classical pianist

competences Free-hand drawing, drafting, CAD and computer graphics.
Arti Direction for coordinated communications campaigns.

Driving license Italian B Category license (automobiles)

Annexes EU Projects
Consultancies
Other Activities
Awards and Prizes
Publications

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 Annexes
•

EU Projects • DG InfSoc-ICT and Environment “ICT-ENSURE” (2008- ): policy research

and briefing on Personal Information Systems and Quality of Life in the
context of environmental sustainability.
• DG Regio INTERREG IIIB ARCHIMED “EcoMeMaq” (consultant to
COPPEM, 2008): technical assistance and strategic coordination for the
development of Ecomuseums of the Mediterranean Maquis.
• DG Regio INTERREG IIIB ARCHIMED “NetWet3” (consultant to the City
of Bagheria, 2007-08): technical assistance and coordination of a
project for the integrated management of water landscapes;
development of a multi-sector, multi-actor Memorandum of
Understanding for sustainable development of the Eleuterio River
basin.
• DG Regio INTERREG IIIB ARCHIMED “TechNet” (consultant to the Dept
of Cultural and Environmental Heritage, Sicilian Region, 2007-08):
technical assistance and coordination of a project for a new
sustainable development model for maritime villages in the
Mediterranean; definition of the evaluation framework; editing of the
final publication.
• DG Regio INTERREG IIIB MEDOCC “MEDINS” (consultant to the City of
Bagheria, 2007-08): technical assistance and coordination of an inter-
regional network of Multimedia Laboratories for Mediterranean
Immaterial Cultural Heritage; design of an innovative web service for
inter-cultural representation based on interoperability of regional
databases.
• DG Regio INTERREG IIIB MEDOCC “PIC-RM” (consultant to the Dept of
Territory and Environment, Sicilian Region, 2006-2008): technical
assistance and coordination of a project developing strategic trans-
national projects for territorial management in the Mediterranean;
feasibility study of a project on metropolization and immigration
processes.
• DG Regio INTERREG IIIC “PROGRESDEC” (consultant to the Dept of
Territory and Environment, Sicilian Region, 2006-08): technical
assistance and coordination of a Regional Framework Operation for
experimenting innovative strategic planning approaches in the context
of the ESDP through a set of networked pilot projects; contribution to
the strategic conclusions for multi-level territorial governance.
• DG Regio INTERREG IIIB MEDOCC “MEDISDEC” (consultant to the Dept
of Territory and Environment, Sicilian Region, 2006-08): technical
assistance and coordination in a project for the evaluation of strategic
planning instruments foreseen by the ESDP in the Mediterranean
context.
• DG LIFE-Environment 2004 “GECO” (consultant to the Dept of Territory
and Environment, Sicilian Region, 2005-06): technical assistance and
coordination of a project for the recovery of coastal zones and
strategic planning for the surrounding areas.
• DG Regio INTERREG IIIB MEDOCC “URBACOST” (consultant to the Dept
of Territory and Environment, Sicilian Region, 2004-06): technical
assistance and support to animation of local actors in planning
processes balancing development pressures between coast and inland.
• DG InfSoc-IST “NEWTIME” (consultant to CRES, 2001-03): mentoring
networks of Sicilian micro-businesses in broadband adoption; inter-
regional comparative analysis; contributions to a Best Practice Manual.
• DG InfSoc-IST “SASKIA” (consultant to CRES, 2002-03): definition of an
R&D roadmap for the European Commission, in order to guide the
information society towards sustainable development.
• STOA: Scientific and Technological Options Assessment Unit of the

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 General Directorate Research of the European Parliament (2002), by
request of the Culture, Youth, Education, Media and Sport Committee
of the EP: update of a 1999 study on “Cultural Diversity in the New
Media”.
• Italian Ministry of Productive Activities (member of a working group
coordinated by SGL Logistica, Merzario Group, 2000-02): feasibility
study for new models of sustainable logistics for electronic commerce
for territorially disperse micro-firms; responsible of the “Local Niche
Market Products” sector; development of a new general model for e-
logistics.
• STOA Unit, European Parliament (2002): Policy Options for the topic
“Cultural Diversity and the Information Society”, leading a networked
International research team in four EU member states.
• DG Regio-TERRA “LORE” (1997-2001): creation of a network of local
spatial planning observatories with pilot projects in Greece (Ikaria,
Pelion, Messara) and Sicily (Alcamo, Ragusa), with particular attention
to participatory processes for implementation of planning policies.
• DGXIII-ACTS “ASIS” (1998-2000): construction of a Strategic Alliance
for a sustainable information society in Sicily and at the European
level; communications and promotion direction and collaboration with
the virtual public relations office; elaboration of regional scenarios for
a sustainable information society in the Mediterranean.
• DGIII/DGXIII-ISPO “ISIAS” (1998-2000): scenarios and simulation
models for the integration of information society and sustainable
development policies for the City of Alcamo, in parallel with similar
actions in four other European regions; design and implementation of
a pilot web service for the comparative evaluation of regional
strategies for a sustainable information Society.
• DGXVI-Art. 10 Culture “CIED” (1997-99): technical assistance and
coordination for the City of Palermo in a network of five European
regions evaluating the impact of cultural policies on economic
development.
• DGXIII-TEN “Informs” (1996-98): contributions to a Handbook for the
uptake of ISDN services in SMEs, with particular attention to the
tourism sector; info-seminars in Bagheria and Alcamo in Sicily.
• DGXIII-ACTS “GAD” Concertation Chain (1996-99): Rapporteur for a
cluster of advanced research projects concerned with the potential
contribution of information technologies to sustainable development;
production of three of the eleven Guidelines targeting sector actors.
• DGXIII-Telematics “AGORA” (1996-98): development of a telematics
service for SME support organizations, with the creation of a network
of over 40 regional support units in 12 Member States of the European
Union; development of specific contents and services for the area
“Virtual Enterprises”; design and development of a “modular portal”
system; production of the Implementation Handbook and SME User
Guide for the AGORA Service.
• DGV-ADAPT “Dioniso” (1996-98): development of a telematics service
for electronic commerce and the consolidation of local networks in the
field of cultural tourism.
• DGXIII-Telematics “Deploy” (1996-97): analysis of the conditions for
the implementation of the information society in areas such as SMEs,
rural areas and Universities.
• DGXIII-ACTS “EPRI-Watch” (1995-99): specification of the
organizational structure of a multimedia telematics service targeting
parliamentarians concerned with information society issues; analysis
of European initiatives and policy documents on the topic of the
relationship between the information society and sustainable
development.
• DGXII-DGXIII-DGXXII/Joint Call “LOGOS” (1994-96): analysis of cultural
adaptation of multimedia training material for SMEs; production of

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 Guidelines for developers and training organizations; production of an
Adaptation Manual for multimedia material.
• DGXIII-Teleworking “TESSE” (1994-95): co-ordination of a project
developing telematic networks at the European scale for professionals
in the fields of design, law, etc. based on pilot project experimentation.
• DGXIII-DELTA “VALAM” (1993-95): consultancy to the Ambrosiano
Veneto Bank for the development and pilot experimentation of
innovative scenarios for distributed multimedia training.
• DGXIII-DELTA “Deval” (1993-94): elaboration of models and structures
for development methodologies for socio-technical systems based on
new learning technologies.
• DGXIII-DELTA “Mathesis” (1992-94): development of application and
usage scenarios for an interactive multimedia “learner workbench”.
• DGXIII-DELTA “Articulate” (1992-94): analysis of the cultural logics of
pilot projects experimenting new learning technologies; evaluation
support services to the program’s pilot projects; comparative analysis
of the impact and effectiveness of new learning technologies.
• DGXIII-DELTA “Beacon” (1992-94): development of an implementation
model for market diffusion of training technologies; production of a
Handbook for sector actors.
• DGV-COMETT “Rhetorics” (1992-93): coordination of evaluation of a
multimedia trainer training system; contributions to the development
of the modular system; production of the Implementation Handbook.
• DGXIII-DELTA “Osiris” (1988-91): development of a reference model
and guidelines to the Commission for the diffusion of standards in the
field of new learning technologies.
•

Consultancies • CRES (2006- ): definition of a communication strategy for the WDSL

“Wikitel” platform in the context of a Sicilian Living Lab initiative.
• SFCS Sistemi Formativi Confindustria Sicilia (2008), training for
European project managers.
• Formez-CNR (2008), training for a course targeting regional
administration officers in innovation policy.
• SFCS Sistemi Formativi Confindustria Sicilia (2005), training for
Euroconsultants 2007-2013.
• SPI Progetti (2002-): concept design of a virtual museum with
augmented reality environments within the proposed “Wonderful Wine
World” theme park.
• CRES (2004-05): definition of a research strategy and construction of a
European expert network in issues related to “e-Democracy”
• Department of Political Science and International Relations, University
of Tampere, Finland (2003): design of a research project identifying
new policies for the promotion of European citizenship and multiple
identities in the knowledge society.
• Simpson Research Group (2002-03): participatory strategies for
information and communication technologies for Gozo Island (Malta).
• Highlands and Islands Enterprise (Scottish development agency, 2002-
03): participation in an International working group developing
research strategies for PICT Innovation Ltd (Producing ICT businesses
of the future), a local business development initiative.
• RAND Europe (2002): specification of a strategy to define a R&D
roadmap leading to a sustainable information society.
• CRES (Centro di Ricerca Elettronica in Sicilia, 2000-): strategic commu-
nications plan for research activities; assistance to participation in
European R&D projects.
• LASER (Galleries Lafayette Group, Paris, 1998): definition of pilot pro-
jects for electronic commerce.
• City of Alcamo (1997): management of a telematics-based information
point supporting businesses interested in participating in the Territorial

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 Pact of the Gulf of Castellammare; promotion of the City’s participation
in European projects.
• ISIDA (Sicilian business and management school, 1995-96): feasibility
study for an internal network and for a distance training platform.
• Palermo Provincial Tourism Agency (1995-96): study on the potentials
of telematics in the field of tourism, with specific attention to the
development of local networks.
•

Other Activities • Constitution and co-ordination of the “TLL Sicily” regional partnership,
including the Regional Planning Department, CRES and a range of local
development actors, for building a “Territorial Living Lab” within the
ENoLL European Network of Living Labs (2007- ).
• Inscribed in the Long List of “Experts in management of Community
programs and Territorial Cooperation projects” of the Special Office for
Decentralized Co-operation for Development and International Solidar-
ity of the Sicilian Region (2007- ).
• Member of the International Program Committee of the “e-Challenges”
conference 2008-Stockholm, 2007-the Hague, 2006–Barcellona, 2005-
Ljubljana, 2004-Vienna and 2003-Bologna.
• With the DEMOsfera group, organization of “Consultative propositions
of citizen interest” in conjunction with Primary elections of the Unione
for the Candidate for Mayor of Palermo, 2007.
• Member of the Export Working Group of the UE’s EUReGOV project
(RAND Europe e UNU Merit, 2006-) to evaluate e-government
strategies for 2010 and beyond.
• Management of the “comitatixrita” website and design and imple-
mentation of an innovative system for managing polling station repres-
entatives for the 2006 Regional elections (Sicilian Region).
• For the e-Challenges 2004 conference in Vienna, organization and
chairing of a two-session workshop on “eDemocracy and eCitizenship”.
• Constitution and co-ordination of the DEMOsfera (2003-) initiative for
the experimentation of new tools and methods of citizen participation
in eDemocracy, with the DEMOnews (February 2004-) and DEMOdai
(feasibility study) initiatives.
• Constitution and co-ordination of the Palermo Group of the Club of
Rome, for the development of mid-term visions and scenarios for the
Euro-Mediterranean area (2003-04).
• For the e-Challenges 2003 conference in Bologna, organization of a
two-session workshop on “eDemocracy and Participation”.
• Development and experimentation of a web service for “democracy
points” and a telematics voting system for Primary Elections for the
candidate to President of the Province of Palermo (2002-2003).
• Management of a free-access, open electronic conferencing system as
the basis for participation networks (VOX, Virtual OrganiXation) and a
tool for distance group work in local and European initiatives (1995-
2006).
•

Awards and Prizes
• 2002: 2° prize ex equo for Best Paper at the UE’s “e-Business and e-
Work” conference, Prague
• 1988: 2 Honorable Mentions, Compasso d’Oro design prize, Milano
• 1984: Selection, Bio 10, Ljubljana
• 1984: Honorable Mention, IF Prize “Die gute Industrieform”
• 1975: Hubbard Hutchinson Memorial Fellowship, Williams College
• 1971: Semi-finalist as National Merit Scholar
• Design works published in various reviews and in international
exhibitions in Milan, Paris, Barcellona, Frankfurt, Lubijana, New York
and Tokyo.
•

Seminars and Speaker in International seminars and conferences – the Hague, Alcamo,

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 Conferences Athens, Belfast, Berlin, Barcellona, Bled (SI), Bologna, Cairo, Catania,
Copenhagen, Dublin, Evora (PT), Heraklion (GR), Kefalonia (GR), Kortrijk
(BE), Lefkada (GR), Leipzig, Ljubljana, Lyon (FR), Malta, Messara (GR),
Pelion (GR), Pozzallo (IT), Pori (FI), Prague, Rovaniemi (FI), Seville (ES),
Stockholm, Terrasini (IT), Venice, Verona, Vienna, Zagreb and Zakyntos
(GR) – and numerous conferences and events in Brussels, Helsinki, Milan
and Palermo.
•

Publications • “Living Labs and Territorial Innovation” in Collaboration and the

Knowledge Economy: Issues, Applications, Case Studies, IOS Press,
Amsterdam (NL), 2008.
• “Towards an Intercultural Representation of Mediterranean Intangible
Cultural Heritage. An XML Interoperability Framework for Regional ICH
Databases” (with F. Passantino), in course of publication in the Official
Proceedings of ESIIG2: Second European Summit on Interoperability in
the iGovernment, Rome, 20-22 October, 2008.
• “New Approaches to Safeguarding Immaterial Heritage: The MEDINS
Multimedia Laboratories” (with R. Albergoni), in course of publication
by the City of Kalivia (GR)
• ORAMARE: Networking Mediterranean Cultures (ed.), Sicilian Region,
2008.
• “Les migrations et le processus de métropolisation” in Projets
d’initiative commune des régions Méditerranéennes, Région Provence-
Alpes-Cote d’Azur, 2008.
• “Web 2.0 : How Emerging Non-Institutions Organise Knowledge”, in Le
Patrimoine Culturel immateriel et le Role D’Institutions Publiques dans
l’Implementation d’Inventaires, Proceedings of the International
Seminar, University of Evora (PT), June 22nd 2007.
• “La Strategia di Lisbona e la Pianificazione partecipata”, in URBACOST:
Un progetto pilota per la Sicilia centrale, Franco Angeli Milano 2007.
• “Sustainable Workstyle Scenarios for Ambient Intelligence” in
Innovation and the Knowledge Economy: Issues, Applications, Case
Studies, IOS Press, Amsterdam (NL), 2005; also published in the
proceedings of the seminar “Retroscapes and Futurescapes: Temporal
Tensions in Organisations”, Terrasini (IT), 21-23 June 2007.
• “Time and Policy in the Information Society” in In Search of Time,
Proceedings of the International Conference (ISIDA, Palermo, May 8-10,
2003), F. Orlando 2005.
• “Cultural Conflict in the Information Society” in eCulture: The
European Perspective: Cultural Policy, Creative Industries, Information
Lag, Proceedings from the Round Table Meeting (Zagreb, 24-27 April
2003), Institute for International Relations, Zagreb, 2005
• “Demosfera: a Laboratory for eCitizenship in Sicily” (with F.
Passantino), in eAdoption and the Knowledge Economy: Issues,
Applications, Case Studies, IOS Press, Amsterdam (NL), 2004.
• “Diversità culturale vs. identità culturale. La cultura nella pratiche di
sviluppo locale sostenibile” (with F. Trapani) in La nuova cultura delle
città. Trasformazioni territoriali e impatti sulla società, ed. L. de Bonis,
Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei, Rome, 2003.
• “Primary Elections in Palermo: a Case Study” (with F. Passantino), in
Building the Knowledge Economy: Issues, Applications, Case Studies,
IOS Press, Amsterdam (NL), 2003.
• “Cultural Diversity as Human Capital”, in Challenges and
Achievements in E-business and E-work, IOS Press, Amsterdam (NL),
2002, awarded 2nd prize ex-equo as Best Paper at the “e-Business and
e-Work” Conference, Prague, October 2002; also published in
Communication & Cognition, special number on “Sustainability,
Cognition and Communication”, vol 35, nn 1/2, Ghent (BE), 2002 and
with the title “Cultural Identity – Diversity versus Consensus” in The
European Journal of Teleworking, Vol 8, n. 4, Autumn 2002.

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 • Cultural Diversity and the Information Society: Policy Options and
Technological Issues, PE 297.559/fin.St., European Parliament,
Directorate General for Research, Directorate A, The STOA Program,
Brussels, July 2001.
• “A Sustainable Information Society Strategy for Mediterranea” in
Dialoghi nel Mediterraneo: valutazioni e resoconti di piani, politiche ed
architetture, Dedalo, 2001.
• “Scenarios for a Sustainable Information Society in the Mediterranean
Region” in Towards a Sustainable Information Society, European
Commission, 2000.
• “Information Society and Sustainable Development”, in Il turismo
come leva della cooperazione e dello sviluppo regionale nel
Mediterraneo, Ediun, Rome, 1999.
• “Organisational Theory, Training Methodologies and Interculturality”
(with Paola Bartuli), in Research Perspectives on Open Distance
Learning, Scienter, Bologna, 1998.
• “La technicisation de l’enseignement et le programme DELTA” (with
Patrick O’Mahony) in Technologies de l’information et Société, Volume
7 N. 1, Dunod, Montrouge (France), 1995.
• “Teleworking Services for Small Professional Enterprises”, in The
European Journal of Teleworking, Volume 3 No. 1, Addico Cornix,
Penzance UK, 1995.
• “The Integration of Advanced Learning Technologies in Corporate
Training Activities” (with R. Grande and G. Sala), in Learning
Technology in the European Communities, Kluwer Academic
Publishers, Dordrecht (NL), 1992.

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