RRN Magazine

Agricultural Policies and Bioeconomy

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RRN Magazine

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RRN Magazine is the quarterly in-depth publication of Pianeta PSR. The Rural Development Journal, funded by the Italian Ministry of Agriculture, Food Sovereignty, and Forests (MASAF) within the framework of the National Rural Network 2014-2020. The magazine explores strategic topics related to rural development policy in Italy and is curated by CREA - Policies and Bioeconomy, in collaboration with MASAF and ISMEA.

Editorial Director: Milena Verrascina

Editorial Coordination and Design: Manuela Cicerchia

Editorial Team and Content Development:
Milena Verrascina, Alessandro Monteleone, Barbara Zanetti, Annalisa Del Prete, Serena Tarangioli, Vincenzo Carè, Manuela Cicerchia, Antonio Papaleo, Danilo Marandola, Micaela Conterio (CREA-AC), Barbara Forcina, Filiberto Altobelli, Valentina Lasorella, Raffaella Di Napoli, Giampiero Mazzocchi, Roberta Ruberto, Sofia Mannozzi, Mario Cariello, Anna Lapoli, Laura Guidarelli

Peer Review Group:
Milena Verrascina, Barbara Zanetti, Annalisa Del Prete, Serena Tarangioli, Vincenzo Carè, Antonio Papaleo, Danilo Marandola, Manuela Cicerchia, Micaela Conterio, Barbara Forcina, Filiberto Altobelli, Valentina Lasorella, Raffaella Di Napoli, Giampiero Mazzocchi

Graphic Design and Layout: Sofia Mannozzi, Roberta Ruberto

Editorial Secretariat and Proofreading: Laura Guidarelli, Anna Lapoli

Translation and Language Editing of Contributions and Editorials: Vincenzo Carè

Printing and Distribution Management: Ettore Torrente, Benedetto Venuto

All articles undergo review by the issue curators and the editorial committee. Authors are contacted by the editorial committee based on the magazine's focus topics. Printed copies are available at CREA - Research Centre for Policies and Bioeconomy, Via Barberini 36 - 00187 Rome.

Click on the images to view the latest four issues of the magazine (redirects to pianetapsr.it), or click the yellow play button to listen to the podcast related to the issue.