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1. The Oxford Handbook of Education and Globalization

Author

Mattei, Paola, Dumay, Xavier, Mangez, Eric, Behrend, Jacqueline, Mattei, Paola, Dumay, Xavier, Mangez, Eric, and Behrend, Jacqueline

Abstract

Globalization has become one of the most recurrent concepts in social and political sciences. More often than not, however, the concept is handled without much of a properly articulated theory capable of explaining its historical origin and expansion. For education researchers attempting to elucidate how global changes and processes affect their field of study, this situation is problematic. "The Oxford Handbook on Education and Globalization" brings together in a unique way leading authors in social theory and in political science and reflects on how these two distinct disciplinary approaches deal with the relation between globalization and education. Part I develops a firmer and tighter dialogue between social theory, long concerned with theories of globalization, and education research. It presents, discusses, and compares three major attempts to theorize the process of globalization and its relation to education: the neo-institutionalist theorization of world culture, the materialist and domination perspectives, and Luhmann's theory of world society. Part II analyses the political and institutional factors that shape the adoption of global reforms at the national and local level of governance, emphasizing the role of different contexts in shaping policy outcomes. It engages with the existing debates of globalization mainly in the field of public policy and comparative politics and explores the social, political, and economic implications of globalization for national systems of education, their organizations, and institutions.

Published
2023

2. Merit Pay for Schoolteachers in Italy, 2015-2016: A New Regime of Education Accountability?

Author

Checchi, Daniele and Mattei, Paola

Abstract

In 2015, a new performance-related pay scheme was introduced for schoolteachers in Italy as part of education accountability policies aimed at improving their performance. Beginning in that year, all Italian state school principals were offered the opportunity to distribute wage bonuses to deserving teachers. During the first year of implementation, 82 percent of the schools appointed ad hoc internal committees and distributed the bonuses, on average to one teacher out of three. A large majority of schools distributed the funds internally, choosing their own criteria for defining what merit was and how much it should be prized. Results suggest that merit pay was mostly uncorrelated to students' achievements, although more than one round of application would be required for more rigorous tests. However, the article argues that the 2015 reform aligned the Italian system of evaluation and assessment with other international accountability policies.

Published
2021
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3. Governing Education in Times of Crisis: State Interventions and School Accountabilities during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Author

Milner, Alison L., Mattei, Paola, and Ydesen, Christian

Abstract

Strategic government interventions in public education have shifted and blurred the boundaries between state, market and civil society modes of governance. Within this matrix of interdependent relations, schools operate under increasingly hybrid accountability arrangements in which public accountability can both complement and compete with market and social regimes and their associated institutional logics, goals, values and mechanisms. During the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, however, national governments implemented a wide range of emergency measures which had consequences for the mixes and layers of school accountabilities. This article examines the principal policy changes in Denmark, England and Italy. Drawing on state theories and the concept of 'hybrid accountability', semi-structured interviews with national and local policymakers and school practitioners were analysed thematically. While cultural nuances exist between the cases, our findings reveal that state interventions reinforce a public-professional accountability hybrid and hierarchies of control and command within and outside networks. Concomitantly, state non-interventions and the distinct underlying institutional logics associated with national large-scale assessments suggest policy inertia with implications for professional accountability and institutionalised change. Future research might investigate whether educators' experiences influence the direction of national and local accountability policy reforms in a post-pandemic era.

Published
2021
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4. Training in the Retail Trade in Italy. Report for the FORCE Programme. First Edition.

Author

European Centre for the Development of Vocational Training, Berlin (Germany). and Mattei, Patrizia

Abstract

An international team of researchers studied the following aspects of training in Italy's retail sector: structure and characteristics, institutional and social context, employment and labor, changing conditions and their implications for skill requirements, and training and recruitment. Data were collected from an analysis of social and labor/employment statistics, literature review, and case studies of six retailers. Most were large distribution chains; however, two represented cooperative/consortial organizations. At all the companies studied, training was regarded as a vital contributor to firm development. Strategic planning/design of training was particularly advanced and well established at the major large-scale distribution firms, where planning involved all levels of staff through "improvement groups." Training was no longer reserved nearly exclusively for managerial staff but had instead begun to involve all staff regardless of type or work done or hours worked. Training was used to develop job skills and also to transmit company aims and values to staff. It was generally conducted in the workplace, and each firm had training department/divisions responsible for training. Cost-benefit analyses have favored continuation/expansion of training. Training was sometimes partially funded through the European Social Fund and incentives under trainee contracts. (Contains 39 tables/figures and 31 references.) (MN)

Published
1994

5. Market Accountability in Schools: Policy Reforms in England, Germany, France and Italy

Author

Mattei, Paola

Abstract

This article concentrates on the policy reforms of schools in England, Germany, France and Italy, from 1988 to 2009, with a focus on the introduction of market accountability. Pressing demands for organisational change in schools, shaped by the objectives of "efficiency" and competition, which were introduced in England in the 1980s, have been adopted in other European countries, albeit at a slower pace and within the continuing need for domestic institutional conformity. How does the increasing predominance of market accountability in state schools change traditional bureaucratic and professional accountability relationships between politicians, managers, professionals and users? The article argues that despite some evidence of convergence between different education systems, England remains the outlier and continental European countries have been much more reluctant to adopt choice and competition policies. (Contains 4 tables and 7 notes.)

Published
2012
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6. Modalità di lavoro e valutazione dello stress percepito durante la pandemia di Covid-19.

Author

Angelone, Anna Maria, D'Apice, Angelo, and Mattei, Antonella

Subjects
GENDER differences (Psychology), JOB stress, PSYCHOLOGICAL distress, SOCIAL distancing, COVID-19, EMERGENCY physicians
Abstract

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Published
2021

7. Critical Care Outreach Team During COVID-19: Ventilatory Support in theWard and Outcomes.

Author

Messina, Antonio, Pradella, Andrea, Alicino, Valeria, Neganov, Maxim, De Mattei, Giacomo, Coppalini, Giacomo, Negri, Katerina, Costantini, Elena, Protti, Alessandro, Azzolini, Elena, Ciccarelli, Michele, Aghemo, Alessio, Voza, Antonio, Greco, Massimiliano, Lagioia, Michele, and Cecconi, Maurizio

Subjects
EVALUATION of medical care, INTENSIVE care units, KEY performance indicators (Management), NASAL cannula, CONTINUOUS positive airway pressure, ONE-way analysis of variance, MULTIPLE regression analysis, PATIENTS, RETROSPECTIVE studies, MEDICAL care, CONTINUING education units, ARTIFICIAL respiration, HOSPITAL admission & discharge, CRITICAL care medicine, HEALTH care teams, HOSPITAL wards, CLINICAL medicine, CARDIAC arrest, CHI-squared test, ODDS ratio, DATA analysis software, COVID-19 pandemic, MEDICAL needs assessment, PALLIATIVE treatment, TRACHEA intubation
Abstract

BACKGROUND: During the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) outbreak, a critical care outreach team was implemented in our hospital to guarantee multidisciplinary patient assessment at admission and prompt ICU support in medical wards. In this paper, we report the activity plan results and describe the baseline characteristics of the referred subjects. METHODS: We retrospectively evaluated data from 125 subjects referred to the critical care outreach team from March 22 to April 22, 2020. We considered subjects with a ceiling of care decision, with those deemed eligible assigned to level 3 care (ward subgroup), and those deemed ineligible admitted to the ICU (ICU subgroup). Quality indicators of the outreach team plan delivery included number of cardiac arrest calls, number of intubations in level 2 areas, and ineffective palliative support. RESULTS: We enrolled 125 consecutive adult subjects with a confirmed diagnosis of COVID-19. We did not report any emergency endotracheal intubations in the clinical ward. In the care ceiling subgroup, we had 2 (3.3%) emergency calls for cardiac arrest, whereas signs of ineffective palliative support were reported in 5 subjects (12.5%). Noninvasive forms of respiratory assistance were delivered to 40.0% of subjects in the ward subgroup (median 3 d [interquartile range (IQR) 2-5]), to 45.9% of subjects in the care ceiling subgroup (median 5 d [IQR 3-7]), and to 64.7% of subjects in the ICU subgroup (median 2.5 d [IQR 1-3]). Thirty of the 31 ward subjects (96.7%), 26 of the 34 ICU subjects, (76.4%), and 19 of the 61 ceiling of care subjects (31.1%) were discharged. CONCLUSIONS: In the context of a hospital and ICU surge, a multidisciplinary daily plan supported by a dedicated critical care outreach team was associated with a low rate of cardiac arrest calls, no emergency intubations in the ward, and appropriate palliative care support for subjects with a ceiling of care decision. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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8. Politiche del lavoro e salute mentale: l'integrazione socio-assistenziale come strumento per favorire percorsi di recovery.

Author

Venturi, Giulia, Mattei, Giorgio, Pistoresi, Barbara, Nora, Arturo, Addabbo, Tindara, and Galeazzi, Gian Maria

Subjects
MENTAL health services, MENTAL health personnel, MENTAL work, WORK design, MENTAL health
Abstract

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Published
2021

10. CHAPTER 8: Reforming Italian Universities: dynamic conservatism and policy change, 1989-2010.

Author

MATTEI, PAOLA

Subjects
REFORMATION, HIGHER education, GOVERNMENT policy
Abstract

Chapter 8 of the book " Higher Education and the State: changing relationships in Europe and East Asia" is presented. It explores the reformation of Italian Universities to develop higher education system. It also discusses the introduction of ambitious programmes to reshape the governance of universities and adoption of large number of legislative initiatives.

Published
2012

11. A tool for evaluating the archaeological heritage vulnerability to coastal processes: The case study of Naples Gulf (southern Italy).

Author

Mattei, G., Rizzo, A., Anfuso, G., Aucelli, P.P.C., and Gracia, F.J.

Subjects
COASTAL processes (Physical geology), ARCHAEOLOGICAL excavations, EOLIAN processes, WIND erosion, COASTAL zone management, COASTS
Abstract

This paper presents a methodological approach for the determination of the vulnerability of coastal archaeological sites to marine and aeolian processes, e.g. wave erosion, temporary flooding, wind erosion, etc. The methodology allows defining different degree of vulnerability, taking into account both the potential impacts of the physical processes and the architectural characteristics of the investigated archaeological structures. The method is based on the application of specific vulnerability matrices, accurately defined for each coastal zone (i.e. the backshore, foreshore, nearshore and offshore) where archaeological sites are actually located. Results allow identifying the vulnerability level of each specific site and the index therefore represents an operative tool for the definition of most suitable management actions for the protection and conservation of the archaeological heritage. In order to provide a first application of the proposed methodology, all coastal archaeological sites located in the Gulf of Naples (Southern Italy) have been investigated. The results are presented as a vulnerability map and highlight as seven archaeological sites present a high vulnerability level, four of which are located in two submerged archaeological parks (Underwater Archaeological parks of Baia and Gaiola). The other three sites (Terma Ginnasio, Pezzolo and Tiberio villas, 1st century BC) have no legal protection and therefore they require priority monitoring programs and preservation actions. • The vulnerability of archaeological sites to coastal processes was evaluated. • Marine and aeolian processes acting in each coastal zone were considered. • A set of vulnerability matrices was proposed for each coastal environment. • A management strategy for the archaeological sites in the Gulf of Naples (Italy) was proposed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2019
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12. MILAN fait renaître les hippies.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
HIPPIES, HOT weather clothing, WOMEN'S clothing, FASHION designers, FLORAL print textiles, PONCHOS, FASHION
Abstract

The article discusses spring-summer 2015 collections of women's clothing assembled by Milanese (Italy) designers. The common theme of the clothing collections was hippies. Styles included flowered skirts, fringed ponchos, and hair pulled back in buns. Various designers were represented including the Italian luxury industry fashion house Dolce & Gabbana, the Italian fashion house Giorgio Armani, and the Italian fashion and leather goods brand Gucci.

Published
2014

13. MILAN joue les gardiens du temple autant que les défricheurs.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
MEN'S clothing, HOT weather clothing, FASHION designers
Abstract

The article reviews Milan, Italy's spring-summer 2015 men's clothing collection featuring clothes by Italian designers including Donatella Versace, vice-president and chief designer of the company Gianni Versace SpA, Giorgio Armani, creator of the company Giorgio Armani SpA, and Roberto Cavalli of the company Roberto Cavalli SpA.

Published
2014

14. MILAN réinvente les classiques masculins.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
MEN'S clothing exhibitions, MEN'S clothing, FASHION
Abstract

The article focuses on the Fall-Winter 2013-2014 clothing collections presented in Milan, Italy. The author focuses on men's clothing brands, such as Moncler Gamme Bleu, DSquared, and Dolce & Gabbana, and notes that they offer a classy, and elegant collection. The clothes are often dark, black or gray.

Published
2013

15. MILAN: va plus loin dans la libération de l'homme.

Author

Mattei, Pascale

Subjects
FASHION shows, FASHION, MEN'S clothing design, SUITS (Clothing), REALISM
Abstract

The article reviews menswear fashion designs for the spring-summer of 2012 by Milan designers, focusing on the liberating elements of the designs. Topics mentioned include suits worn directly on skin, Spanish fashion company Dolce & Gabbana and their 1940s neorealism inspired designs, and the use of sparkling colors. A collection of images of fashion designs for men are also presented.

Published
2012

16. MILAN part à la recherche du temps perdu.

Author

Mattei, Pascale

Subjects
FASHION Week, FASHION forecasting
Abstract

The article discusses trends in Italian fashion for the winter 2011-2012 season, as seen in the fashion week in Milan, Italy. Companies like Versace, Prada, and Armani showed off their wares for the coming season. Notable trends include nostalgia for 1970s fashion, a strong preference for coats, and the use of fur.

Published
2011

17. L'ITALIE LANCE SON GRAND SALON FEMININ.

Author

Mattei, Pascale

Subjects
TRADE shows, READY-to-wear clothing, WOMEN'S clothing exhibitions, CLOTHING exhibitions
Abstract

The article previews the ready-to-wear women's clothing trade show to be held at the Palazzo delle Scintille in Milan, Italy, in February 2013. The event will be organized by Italian trade show organizers Pitti Immagine and Fiera Milano. The themes of the trade show will focus on global fashion, culture, and beauty.

Published
2012

18. Le coronavirus affaiblit l'économie italienne.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
COVID-19 pandemic, ECONOMIC conditions in Italy, TOURISM
Abstract

The article presents the author's views on the influence of coronavirus pandemic on the economy of Italy, and discusses sevices that are affected including tourism, industrial activity and reduced consumption.

Published
2020

23. LE TEXTILE ITALIEN TOURNE À DEUX VITESSES.

Author

MATTEI, A. PASCALE

Subjects
TEXTILE industry, INDUSTRIES
Abstract

The article reports on the state of textile industry in Italy and includes several comments on this topic by industry executives including Riccardo Marini, president of Marini Industries, Claudio Marenzi, president of the Confindustria Moda federation, and Stefano Aglietta, head of Italfil.

Published
2019

24. Le gouvernement italien veut mettre au pas l'ouverture le dimanche.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
SUNDAY legislation, HOLIDAYS -- Law & legislation, COMMERCIAL policy
Abstract

The article discusses a legislative bill by the Italian government proposing to open stores on Sundays and holidays, mentions the reception of this bill, and includes comments by several individuals including Luigi Di Maio, vice-president of the Council, and Mauro Bussoni, secretary general for the small retailer association Confesercenti.

Published
2018

26. L'industrie textile italienne interpelle le nouveau gouvernement.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
TEXTILE industry, ITALIAN politics & government, PENSIONS
Abstract

The article focuses on the role of Italian textile industry in selecting new government of the country, and discusses pension reform over there, elections in Italy and increased employees in the sector.

Published
2018

29. La mode italienne se rassemble sous un même toit.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
CLOTHING industry, CLOTHING & dress, SOCIETIES
Abstract

The article reports that the Fédération Confindustria Moda is relocating its headquarter to Milan, Italy, and discusses its development strategies and establishment of Italian fashion companies in emerging markets.

Published
2018

30. L'industrie textile italienne renoue avec la croissance, recrutements à l'appui.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
TEXTILE industry, BUSINESS development, EMPLOYEE recruitment
Abstract

The article reports that the Italian textile industry returns to growth and increasing employee recruitment and it is a forecast that the turnover of the sector should progress from 2.6 percent in the first quarter of 2018.

Published
2018

31. Le textile italien a retrouvé des courants porteurs en 2014.

Author

MATTEI, PASCAL

Subjects
TEXTILE industry, TEXTILE manufacturers, MICROFIBERS
Abstract

The article discusses the activities of the textile industry in Italy. Topics mentioned include increased textile exports, particularly to Chinese, French, and U.S. markets, Italian textile companies such as Miroglio, and Nilit Innergy, a new microfiber created through the collaboration of the Italian knitting mill Maglificio Ripa and the Israeli company Nilit Fibers.

Published
2015

32. Pitti Uomo a baigné dans l'euphorie.

Author

MATTEI, PASCAL

Subjects
MEN'S clothing exhibitions, TRADE shows
Abstract

The article reviews the men's fashion trade show Pitti Uomo held at the Fortezza Da Basso fort in Florence, Italy, from January 13-16, 2015 and organized by Pitti Immagine and discusses topics including its attendance and exhibited brands such as La Martina, Fusalp, and Joe San. INSETS: Une fréquentation record dopée par... Bread...;Le spectacle s'est étendu à toute la ville de....

Published
2015

33. Les Salons de mode de Milan attirent au-delà des frontières.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
FASHION exhibitions, TRADE shows, FASHION Week
Abstract

The article discusses two fashion trade shows held during Women's Fashion Week in Milan, Italy, including Super from September 23-25, 2017 and White from September 22-25, 2017.

Published
2017

34. LE LUXE ITALIEN MULTIPLIE LES INITIATIVES POUR METTRE EN PLACE UN CERCLE VERTUEUX.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
SUSTAINABLE fashion, LUXURY goods industry, AWARDS
Abstract

The article announces the recipients of the Green Fashion Awards, including fashion designer Giorgio Armani and the companies Sinterama and Orange Fiber, presented during Green Fashion Week in Milan, Italy, and organized by Camera della moda (National Chamber of Italian Fashion) with the collaboration of the British company Eco Age.

Published
2017

37. L'homme de Milan refaçonne les codes de son vestiaire.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
FASHION designers, FASHION Week
Abstract

The article focuses on the shifted focus of Italian fashion designers towards elegance and comfort, and discusses Milan Fashion Week 2017, their preparation for 2018 fashion week and use of bright color textiles.

Published
2017

40. Modaprima continue à jouer sur deux tableaux de façon très ciblée.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
FASHION exhibitions, TRADE shows
Abstract

The article previews the 89th edition of the fashion trade show Modaprima to be held at the Stazione Leopolda building in Florence, Italy, from May 19-21, 2017 and to feature spring and summer 2018 and fall and winter 2017-2018 clothing and accessories collections.

Published
2017

41. Milan sublime la féminité d'une touche nostalgique.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
CLOTHING industry, FASHION Week, SUSTAINABLE development
Abstract

The article focuses on the Fall/Winter 2017-2018 collection launched by clothing industry of Milan, Italy in the Women's Fashion Week, and discusses sustainable development in the industry.

Published
2017

42. Le textile italien a fait de la résistance en 2016 en s'appuyant sur le Made in Italy: LES INDUSTRIELS TRANSALPINS ONT MISÉ SUR L'EXPORT POUR SOUTENIR LEUR ACTIVITÉ ALORS QUE LE MARCHÉ ITALIEN EST RESTÉ MOROSE.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
TEXTILE industry, TEXTILE industry equipment, TEXTILE exports & imports
Abstract

The article focuses on the performance of Italian textile industry in year 2016 as the textile companies depended completely on Made in Italy materials, and discusses industrial surveys in the industry, export of textile products and its consumers.

Published
2017

43. Les visiteurs de Pitti Uomo ont conjugué la simplicité avec l'innovation.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
MEN'S clothing exhibitions, TRADE shows, HOT weather clothing
Abstract

The article discusses the most popular styles at the Italian men's fashion trade show Pitti Uomo which took place during summer 2014 in Florence, Italy, including sporty clothing, blazers, and natural materials.

Published
2014

44. Pitti Uomo s'est projeté dans l'après-crise.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
MEN'S clothing exhibitions, TRADE shows, HOT weather clothing
Abstract

The article reviews the Italian men's fashion trade show Pitti Uomo, which featured sportswear, bathing suits, and contemporary clothing from brands including the French brands Piscine municipale and De bonne facture, and the Italian brand Mauna Kea, and took place in Florence, Italy from June 17 to 20, 2014. INSET: Le Salon a été animé par une kyrielle....

Published
2014

45. GAS OFFRE SES PRODUITS PENDANT... 30 SECONDES.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
JEANS (Clothing), YOUNG adult consumers, CLOTHING industry, BUSINESS revenue, PROMOTIONAL products, ELECTRONIC commerce, MARKETING
Abstract

The article discusses Gas Free for 30 Seconds, an operation of the Italian jeans company Gas which celebrated its thirtieth anniversary in 2014. On May 8, 2014 online shoppers had thirty seconds to select as many products as they could which they would receive for free. Topics discussed include consumers ages 18-25, Gas's revenue in 2013, and its multibrand clients. Also mentioned is Barbara Grotto, marketing director and communications director at Grotto, the company that owns Gas.

Published
2014

46. PITTI UOMO VA FOISONNER.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
MEN'S clothing exhibitions, FASHION exhibitions, TRADE shows
Abstract

The article previews the men's fashion trade show Pitti Uomo to be held in Florence, Italy, from June 17-20, 2014 and mentions its 60th anniversary celebration entitled Florence Hometown of Fashion, the involvement of brands such as Gucci, and the exhibition of Sartoria Tirelli, a workshop that creates costumes for theater and motion pictures. INSET: La femme s'invite sous toutes ses formes.

Published
2014

47. Les gares d'Italie se muent en destinations shopping.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
SHOPPING malls, RAILROAD stations, RAILROAD station remodeling, TEMPORARY stores
Abstract

The article offers information on the modernization and transformation of major Italian train stations into shopping malls under the direction of the Italian company Grandi Stazioni headed by Fabio Battaggia. Topics mentioned include the company's international functions, the expansion project at the train station Roma Termini in Rome, Italy, and the installation of temporary stores at the Milano Centrale train station (Milan, Italy). INSET: Milan fait décoller son offre de luxe à....

Published
2014

48. Le Salon du Meuble de Milan défie la crise.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
FURNITURE exhibitions, TRADE shows, HOUSEHOLD linens, EXHIBITIONS
Abstract

The article discusses the furniture trade show held in Milan, Italy, from April 8-13, 2014, which was organized by trade show organizer Cosmit presided by Claudio Luti. Topics include its Fuorisalone event, the decor collection offered by the German porcelain brand Meissen with the collaboration of Italian shoe craftsman Sutor Mantellassi, and household linens brands such as Quaglioli.

Published
2014

49. Les tissus imprimés vivent un âge d'or.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
TEXTILE industry, TEXTILE printing, DIGITAL printing
Abstract

The article focuses on the printed fabrics industry in Côme, Italy. Topics of discussion include the textile printing company Miroglio Textile and its investment in digital printing technology, traditional hand-printed textiles sought by brands in the luxury goods industry, and the earnings of the textile and fashion accessories manufacturer Mantero headed by Franco Mantero. INSET: L'impression numérique creuse son sillon vert.

Published
2014

50. PITTI UOMO RESTE UN CARREFOUR OBLIGÉ.

Author

MATTEI, PASCALE

Subjects
TRADE shows, MEN'S clothing exhibitions, FASHION exhibitions
Abstract

The article reviews the men's fashion trade show Pitti Uomo held in Florence, Italy, from January 7-10, 2014.

Published
2014

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