"Social, cultural and environmental contexts are time and space specific. To attend the purposes of reducing complexity, correlate one another phenomena that seem untidy and chaotic and facilitate handy communication for policy arenas, the assessments often may flatten and trivialise the phenomena’s complexity or crush a concept on the indicator and masking or even hiding paradigms, ideologies and assumptions." (Battaglini E. (2015), "Assessing culture in sustainable development". In J. Dessein, K. Soini, G. Fairclough and L. Horlings (Eds), Culture in, for and as Sustainable Development. Conclusions from the Cost Action 1007 Investigating Cultural Sustainability, Jyväskylä, Jyväskylä University Press, pp. 50-54.)

Cosa significa parlare di cultura per lo sviluppo sostenibile?