Role of the digital for the Third Sector in the Campania region (Italy): From the side of research to the side of the objects in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic

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https://doi.org/10.13136/isr.v13i2.638

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This paper aims to investigate the role of the digital in facing the social and practical impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on particularly fragile and affected realities, Third Sector Organizations (TSO), in a context pervaded by structural and socio-economic weaknesses, the Campania Region in south Italy. It analyzes the digital object as: 1. a process - digitization/digitalization and digital transformation, 2. as a scenario - in which identities, activities, and alternative spaces of use or data collection transit and are constructed, and as 3. skills and capabilities - as social capital and value. This re-framing work is intended to be a useful tool for reflecting on the role of digital in research processes, while also offering a contribution to the debate on the Third Sector in contexts of crisis, such as the one generated by the COVID-19 pandemic, that impact its existence, activity, shape, and perspectives.

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15.05.2023

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Punziano, G., Cicellin, M., Zito, E., Acampa, S., & Sorrentino, R. (2023). Role of the digital for the Third Sector in the Campania region (Italy): From the side of research to the side of the objects in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic. Italian Sociological Review, 13(2), 279–296. https://doi.org/10.13136/isr.v13i2.638

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Vol. 13 No. 2 (2023)

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