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7 China-EU L.J. 1 (2021)

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China-EU Law Journal (2021) 7:1-19
https:I/doi.org/l 0.1007/s12689-020-00087-7
ARTICLE


Cultural   innovative   enterprises: not just philantrophy


Silvia Guizzardi

Published online: 2 September 2020
ŠThe Author(s) 2020


Abstract
This paper is focused on the cultural innovative enterprises, introduced into ital-
ian law by Decree Law  179/2012  on Further urgent measures for Italy's economic
growth, converted into Law  221/2012. It is about new innovative enterprises that
deal to develop, manufacture and distribuite innovative goods and services of high
technological value, operating exclusively in the fields of cultural heritage promo-
tion and cultural services provision. These companies can contribute to reduce the
Italian youth employment emergency  thanks on one hand to the reduced entry barri-
ers related to the technology developments needed to begin doing business and on
the other hand to the widespread territorial distribution of the italian cultural herit-
age to which  services and processes will be applied. Furthermore, the increase of
the GDP  in regions undergoing a state of economic difficulty is a goal at hand. From
a more general point of view, the cultural innovative start ups are an important ele-
ment  in stimulating new forms of collaboration between public entities responsible
for the protection of the artistic heritage and private companies involved in its pro-
motion. This type of partnership can contribute to the promotion and dissemination
of new essential skills within the public administration aimed at a virtuous evolution
of the way the overall economic system works.

Keywords   Cultural innovative enterprises - Start up - Artistic heritage - Cultural
heritage


1  Introduction

Italy is one of the countries with the highest concentration of cultural and artistic
goods: monuments,   archaeological and historical sites, museums. An artistic and
monumental   heritage often difficult to value in economic terms and  the protec-
tion of which is a cost that in times of economic crisis and spending cuts the state



E  Silvia Guizzardi
   silvia.guizzardi@unibo.it

   Department of Legal Studies, Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna, Via Zamboni 29,
   40126 Bologna, Italy


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