Flora, vegetazione e tradizioni etnobotaniche di Maratea
"Fernando Sisinni e il tarlo dell'Utopia"
Autore: Giulia Caneva, Maurizio Cutini (a cura di)
Collana: Architettura, Urbanistica, Ambiente
Anno di edizione: 2009
Pagine: 176
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MARATEA IS NATURE
The book, written by Professor Biagio Trotta, explores the thought and legacy of Fernando Sisinni, a prominent figure in Basilicata’s political life and Mayor of Maratea during the 1970s and 1980s.
Published to mark the 25th anniversary of Sisinni’s death, the volume represents a significant milestone in the recovery and organisation of the valuable documentary and planning legacy left by the Maratea-born politician.
The book provides a clear and balanced account of Fernando Sisinni’s political and administrative activity during his tenure as Mayor, from 10 December 1975 to 15 June 1986, avoiding any celebratory tone. The author reconstructs, in chronological order, the principal projects and programmes developed by the municipal administration led by Sisinni, with particular emphasis on the “Maratea Project”.
This initiative asserted the Municipality’s right to determine its own path of development, challenging both national and regional bureaucratic centralism. At its core was the belief that Maratea should be governed by its own citizens—people deeply connected to the territory, its history and its unique local identity.
Published to mark the 25th anniversary of Sisinni’s death, the volume represents a significant milestone in the recovery and organisation of the valuable documentary and planning legacy left by the Maratea-born politician.
The book provides a clear and balanced account of Fernando Sisinni’s political and administrative activity during his tenure as Mayor, from 10 December 1975 to 15 June 1986, avoiding any celebratory tone. The author reconstructs, in chronological order, the principal projects and programmes developed by the municipal administration led by Sisinni, with particular emphasis on the “Maratea Project”.
This initiative asserted the Municipality’s right to determine its own path of development, challenging both national and regional bureaucratic centralism. At its core was the belief that Maratea should be governed by its own citizens—people deeply connected to the territory, its history and its unique local identity.
the Author
Biagio Trotta, born in Maratea, holds a degree in Literature and Philosophy from the University of Salerno, where he completed a thesis on the history of political parties and movements.
A secondary school teacher by profession, he has served as a Councillor (Assessor) for the Municipality of Maratea in several local administrations and as a member of the Lagonegrese Mountain Community Council.
He has also collaborated with the University of Salerno on research projects concerning the industrialisation processes that took place in the Gulf of Policastro during the 1960s.
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