Davide MARINO

Prof. Davide MARINO is an Associate Professor at the University of Molise, affiliated with the Department of Biosciences and Territory. His work focuses on interdisciplinary approaches to environmental governance, urban food systems, and territorial planning. He actively contributes to policy analysis regarding ecosystem services, food insecurity, and sustainable development.

Research interests include the intersection of food security with urban-rural dynamics, the application of Von Thünen’s theoretical frameworks to modern land use challenges, and the governance mechanisms shaping metropolitan food policies. His studies often combine quantitative analysis with qualitative socio-cultural perspectives.

Recent work emphasizes transdisciplinary methodologies to assess food affordability indices, evaluate land-use policy impacts, and map spatial inequalities in food access. He has published extensively on case studies in Rome’s metropolitan area, exploring food deserts, agroecological urban agriculture, and biodiversity conservation strategies in agricultural parks.

Prof. MARINO’s publications include critical analyses of academic works on religious esotericism and historical occult practices, reflecting his broader interest in cultural dimensions of environmental stewardship. His research consistently bridges natural sciences with humanities, addressing both technical and socio-political dimensions of sustainability challenges.