When we think of democratic innovation, we usually picture citizens voting. But Annalisa Quaglia and Federico De Marco argue that a quiet transformation is underway elsewhere. Faced with the decline of remote areas, local public administrations are becoming the new collaborative arenas for democratic legitimacy – though not without significant challenges
Master’s student in Economics and Management of Digital Transformation, Roma Tre University
Federico holds a Master’s degree in Science, Technology, and Innovation Studies from the Polytechnic University of Valencia and a Bachelor’s degree in Economics and Big Data from Roma Tre University.
His research interests focus on public policies for the digital and green transition and their impact on institutional innovation.
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