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Research & experimentationRicerca e sperimentazione

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First Authora, John Smithb, Thomas Brownc, John Greenc

a Department of Regional Planning, University of California, Berkeley, USAb Department of Architecture, University of Naples, Federico II, ITc,Department of Urban Planning and Design, Harvard University, USA

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ARTICLE HISTORY

Received: December 00, 0000Reviewed: December 00, 0000Accepted: December 00, 0000On line: December 00, 0000

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1. INTRODUCTION

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2. TEXT FORMAT

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2.2 Bulleted and numbering lists

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the journal of urban planning; the journal of landscape design; the journal of environmental design.

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3. FIGURES & TABLES

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Figure 1: Valencia, antiguo cauce del Rio Turia, Valencia, antiguo cauce del Rio Turia, Valencia, antiguo cauce del Rio Turia. Source: Ayuntamiento de Valencia

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Figure 2: Castellammare di Stabia. (a) The old marina. (b) The summer kiosks. Source: John Smith (2010)

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Table 1: Resident population

Year Resident population Absolute variation Percentage variation Numbers of households

Persons per households

2008 963.661 -9.471 -0,97% 372.142 2,58

2009 962.940 -721 -0,07% 374.483 2,56

2010 959.574 -3.366 -0,35% 373.846 2,56

2011 961.106 -897 -0,09% 374.672 2,56

2012 959.052 -2.054 -0,21% 377.487 2,53

Source: Smith et al. (2010)

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1. ISTRUZIONI PER L’INSERIMENTO DELL’ARTICOLO IN ITALIANO

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1.1 Paragrafi

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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REFERENCES

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examples

Reference to a book examples:

Frederickson, H.G. (1997). The spirit of public administration. San Francisco, CA: Jossey-Bass.

Moccia, F.D., & Sgobbo, A. (2013). La polarizzazione metropolitana. L'evoluzione della rete della grande distribuzione verso un sistema policentrico sostenibile. Napoli, IT: Liguori Editore.

Heath, R.L. (ed.). (2010). The Sage handbook of public relations. Los Angeles, CA: Sage.

Reference to a journal publication examples:

Light, M.A., & Light, I.H. (2008). The geographic expansion of Mexican immigration in the United States and its implications for local law enforcement. Law Enforcement Executive Forum Journal, 8(1), 73-82.

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Sgobbo, A. (2016). Recycling, waste management and urban vegetable gardens. WIT Transactions on Ecology and The Environment, 202, 61-72. doi:10.2495/WM160071

Sgobbo, A., & Moccia, F. D. (2016). Synergetic Temporary Use for the Enhancement of Historic Centers: The Pilot Project for the Naples Waterfront. TECHNE Journal of Technology for Architecture and Environment, 12, 253-260. doi:10.13128/Techne-19360

Reference to a chapter in an edited book examples:

Hinchliffe, L.J. (2008). Future of information literacy. In C.N. Cox & L.E. Blakesley (eds.), Information literacy instruction handbook (pp. 230-235). Chicago, IL: ACRL.

Corsi, E. (1991). La Ricostruzione in Parlamento. In E. Corsi, C. Franco (eds.), Dal terremoto al futuro. La ricostruzione a Napoli. Il Titolo VIII della Legge 219/81 (pp.223-231). Napoli, IT: Electa.

Reference to Conference Proceedings examples:

Al-Shalabi, M.A., Bin Mansor, S., Bin Ahmed, N., & Shiriff, R. (2006). GIS based multicriteria approaches to housing site suitability assessment. Proceedings of XXIII FIG Congress Shaping the change. Munich, DE, October 8-13, 2006.

Nasr, J., & Komisar, J. (2015). Rooftops as productive spaces: planning and design lessons from Toronto. 7th International Aesop Sustainable Food Planning Conference Proceedings, Torino, October 7 9, 2015.‐

Reference to websites examples:

Simmons, B. (2015, January 9). The tale of two Flaccos. Retrieved from http://grantland.com/the-triangle/the-tale-of-two-flaccos.

European Environment Agency (2016, October 16), Surplus emission permits start decreasing in the EU’s emissions trading system. Retrieved from http://eea.europa.eu.

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