La lunga rotta per la rigenerazione collaborativa del Molo San Vincenzo nel porto di Napoli

Caterina Arcidiacono, Professor of Community Psychology at the University of Naples Federico II, psychologist and psychoanalyst, President of Friends of Molo San Vincenzo. Former President of the European Community Psychology Association (ECPA) and the Italian Community Psychology Association (SIPCO), and a member of the Board of Directors of the European Federation of Psychologists’ Associations (EFPA). Her research focuses on fostering well-being within social organisations at both local and global levels; identity-related phenomena and the intangible heritage of local areas and communities. She is committed to enhancing shared living spaces in order to promote individual and collective well-being.

Alessandro Castagnaro, Full Professor of History of Architecture at the University of Naples Federico II, Department of Architecture (DiARC), where he serves as Deputy Director. He lectures at the School of Specialisation in Architectural and Landscape Heritage in Naples. Director of Op. Cit., a journal featuring a selection of contemporary art criticism, and Chair of the Scientific Committee for the drafting of the UNESCO-Municipality of Naples Historic Centre Management Plan. Author and editor of several books, essays and numerous publications in his academic field, as well as articles in specialist journals. President of ANIAI Campania – Association of Engineers and Architects of Campania. Editor of the journal RASSEGNA ANIAI.

Massimo Clemente, Architect, urban planner, Director of the Construction Technologies Institute of the CNR, with extensive experience in building networks among stakeholders for urban regeneration in coastal cities; Director of the Scientific Committee of RETE, the Association for Collaboration between Ports and Cities, he coordinates numerous interdisciplinary research projects on the built environment and urban regeneration, with a particular focus on the relationships between the sea, cities and the surrounding area, coastal urban areas and port waterfronts. His research activities are complemented by university lecturing and involvement in specialist associations, promoting networks and collaborative processes with communities, institutions and public-private partnerships.

Eleonora Giovene di Girasole, An architect and PhD holder, she is a Senior Researcher at the Institute for Construction Technologies of the CNR. Her research, conducted using a transdisciplinary approach, explores collaborative decision-making processes for urban regeneration. At the CNR, she is in charge of the research project “Cultural Commons: the Faro Convention and Heritage Communities for the shared, collaborative and cooperative enhancement of cultural heritage”. With the aim of making research open and connecting it to society, the studies are carried out through a process of Action Research involving experimentation in specific contexts.

Umberto Masucci, Graduated with honours in Law, he has devoted his career to the maritime and port sector and has represented the Italian shipping industry at major international conferences organised by the United Nations, the IMO and the European Commission. He has held senior management positions at Lauro Lines and has led the sector’s main associations, including ECASBA, FONASBA, FEDERAGENTI and the Propeller Club. He is currently President of the International Propeller Clubs of Italy, Vice-President of the National Maritime Welfare Committee and Economic and Scientific Advisor to the Italian Navy.

Fortuna Procentese, Professor of Social Psychology at the University of Naples Federico II and the scientific director of the Community Psychology Lab. Her research focuses on processes of participation and the promotion of collaborative practices in community and digital contexts. She investigates the interconnection between online and offline experiences; her work concentrates on collective pro-environmental behaviour and the psychosocial dimension of the energy transition. She is Principal Investigator on national and international projects, including the PRIN projects ‘Profiling traditional, episodic, and online volunteering’ and ‘INCREASE’; she is also involved in the European project ‘YouCount’ (Horizon 2020). She collaborates with European universities and research networks on issues relating to community psychology and social innovation.