Venice: coping with culture vultures
UNESCO Courier, July-August, 1999 by Antonio Paolo Russo
Another vision is that of Venice as the capital of hi-tech and data processing, overcoming its physical isolation through electronic accessibility. Whatever approach is used, it is now recognized that if the culture of Venice is to remain a living entity the city needs to be refashioned into a place that exists for more than tourism.
Antonio Paolo Russo, Researcher in town planning at Erasmus University, Rotterdam (Netherlands) and a specialist on Venice
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