Daniele Demarco

Daniele Demarco is a Senior Researcher at the National Research Council (CNR) within the Institute for Mediterranean Studies (ISMed). He holds a cum laude degree in Modern Literature from the University of Naples Federico II, a Master's in Journalism from the Suor Orsola Benincasa University, and a PhD in Contemporary Philosophy from the Italian Institute of Human Sciences (SUM). His research focuses on interdisciplinary analysis of technology's impact on human cognition and socio-cultural transformations, particularly in the digital age. He advocates for a 'philosophy of the digital' that bridges critical humanistic perspectives with technological adaptation strategies.

Key projects include the 'Neoluoghi' initiative, collaborating with experts in management and urban engineering to design innovative cultural sites. His work addresses urban sustainability, remote work dynamics, and the philosophical implications of digital transformation. He has extensively published on topics such as globalization, postmodernity, and technology's role in reshaping societal structures.

Demarco's research aims to provide actionable tools for managers and policymakers navigating paradigm shifts driven by technological advancement. His contributions span academic journals and international conferences, emphasizing practical solutions for contemporary challenges in urban development and digital adaptation.