Antonio Angelucci eBooks
eBooks di Antonio Angelucci editi da Ledizioni
Human Rights, Religions and the United Nations Agenda 2030. E-book. Formato EPUB Antonio Angelucci - Ledizioni, 2025 -
The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, adopted by the United Nations in 2015, represents more than a roadmap of goals. It articulates a vision of deep transformation, calling for a rethinking of economic models, cultural values, ecological responsibilities, and social structures. While often framed in terms of political action and technological innovation, the Agenda's deeper ambitions demand an ethical and spiritual reorientation. In this light, religious traditions are not peripheral to the global sustainability conversation—they are essential interlocutors. Human Rights, Religions and the United Nations Agenda 2030 investigates how diverse religious and cultural actors are engaging, interpreting, and even expanding the vision of the 2030 Agenda, offering insights, critiques, and innovations that challenge conventional paradigms of development. The contributors demonstrate that sustainable development cannot be achieved without addressing the symbolic, spiritual, and affective dimensions of human experience. In this context, the religious imagination asserts itself as a vital force capable of inspiring new narratives, shaping collective identities, and anchoring development in values of justice, humility, reciprocity, and hope. The volume expresses a coherent and shared conviction: that the religious imagination, when engaged with the realities and urgencies of our time, can emerge as a powerful force for ethical transformation and cultural innovation. The Agenda 2030 is thus not only a technopolitical document but a spiritual and cultural horizon. The contributions gathered here invite the reader to reflect, engage, and act at the intersection of faith, innovation, and global responsibility.
Religious Tourism and Sustainability in the MENA Region. E-book. Formato EPUB Antonio Angelucci - Ledizioni, 2025 -
This volume addresses multiple emerging needs, foremost among them the growing demand for a structured theoretical and methodological framework concerning the religious tourism sector. This domain, undergoing continuous expansion, now constitutes a significant component of the global tourism landscape, as demonstrated by data on the halal tourism market, projected to reach a value of approximately $300 billion by 2030. The prospect of such substantial growth underscores the imperative to cultivate specific competencies – skills that integrate a deep sensitivity to cultural and spiritual dimensions with the managerial acumen demanded by today's tourism industry. In a world marked by increasing mobility and a renewed quest for holistic and meaningful experiences, religious tourism emerges as a complex and multifaceted phenomenon. It transcends the traditional notion of pilgrimage to encompass diverse forms of travel motivated by spiritual exploration, the rediscovery of cultural roots, and the appreciation of religiously inspired artistic heritage. In this context, the volume offers a significant contribution to the development of an educational approach to religious tourism – an approach that embraces innovation while remaining steadfast in its core objective: to prepare professionals equipped to act with competence and ethical awareness in intercultural contexts. The ultimate aim is to transform religious tourism into a genuine space for encounter, mutual understanding, and respectful dialogue in an increasingly polarized and tension-filled global society.