In the area of ​​protection and revaluation of cultural and natural heritage, a labyrinthine culture has persisted for some decades, as an inevitable reflection of a complex world, made up of social and economic events and technological innovations that evolve rapidly and unpredictably. influencing the institutional properties of the various organizational contexts. One way of interpreting the crisis situations that emerged from the debates developed during the 5th International CICOP Congress, is to try to identify, on the one hand, the new rules that govern our cities and in particular our historical centers: market rules, competition rules, stock exchange rules, […]