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In this article, we present a new model of social policy linked to productive and civil economic clusters, capable of generating an advanced form of community welfare, currently being tested in the Strait of Messina area.
The approach is based on anthropological postulates that are significantly more complex than the concept of homo oeconomicus, and it focuses on mesoscopic socio-economic-ecological systems.The theoretical framework is supported by a fully self-consistent mathematical model, which is therefore capable of generating predictions that can be easily verified through “experimental measurements”.
The logical framework is founded on the idea that local, human, and economic development is nurtured by—and in turn reinforces—social capital, individuals’ instrumental freedoms, and the economic resources of the analyzed clusters.
