Pubblicazioni di Sandro Dernini, Presidente
SANDRO DERNINI, Ph.D.
Books
- Dernini S. and Capone R. (eds.) (2024).Sustainable Food Systems: Change of Route in the Mediterranean. CIHEAM Bari, Valenzano: CIHEAM Bari doi.org/10.48259/bc1962f
- Dernini S. and Capone R. (eds.) (2022). A change of route: towards more sustainable and resilient food systems in the Mediterranean countries. The Mediterranean diet as a strategic resource for accelerating the Agenda 2030 in the Region. The 3rd world conference on the revitalization of Mediterranean diet, Bari 28-30 September 2022. Valenzano: CIHEAM Bari. https://doi.org/10.48259/bc1961b
- Capone R., Dernini S. Eds. (2020). Strategies towards more sustainable food systems in the Mediterranean region: The Mediterranean Diet as a lever for bridging consumption and production, in a sustainable and healthy way. CIHEAM. Bari.
- Burlingame, B. and Dernini, S. Eds. (2019). Sustainable Diets. Linking Nutrition and Food Systems. CABI. Oxfordshire/Boston
- Meybeck, A., Redfern, S., Hachem F., , Capone, R., S. Dernini, S. (Eds), (2017). Development of Voluntary Guidelines for the Sustainability of Mediterranean Diet in the Mediterranean Region. FAO/CIHEAM. Rome
- Burlingame, B. and Dernini, S. Eds. (2012). Sustainable Diets and Biodiversity. Directions and Solutions for Policy, Research and Action. FAO. Rome
- Dernini, S. (2007). Plexus Black Box. A Multicultural Aesthetic Inquiry on An International Community-Based Art Project. Casa Editrice Università “La Sapienza”. Rome
Book Chapters and Articles in Scientific Journals
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Capone R., Dernini S. (2024). Sustainable food systems. Change of route in the mediterranean. New Medit Journal; Vol. 23 (3). 129-132
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Dernini, S. (2023). La diète méditerranéenne est-elle durable?. Cahiers de Nutrition et de Diététique; 5-58 : 295-304
- Burlingame, B., Lawrence, M., Macdiarmid, J., Dernini, S., & Oenema, S. (2022). Linking Nutrition and Food Systems. IUNS Sustainable Diets Task Force. Trends in Food Science & Technology.
- Dernini, S. (2022). Dietas sostenibles en el contexto de systemas alimentarios sostenibles: Retos para el presente y para el futuro. In: F. Xavier Medina, F.X. Lorenzo Mariano, L., Conde, D. and Alicia Aguilar A.(eds.). Consumo alimentario y sostenibilidad. Mra Ediciones 19-42
Proceedings
- Dernini, S. (2012) The Characterization of the Mediterranean Diet as a Sustainable Diet. 10th Israeli Nutrition Week, 12-14 June 2012, 10A.
- Burlingame, B., Charrondiere, R., Dernini, S. (2012). Improving Dietary Assessment Methodologies for Charactering Sustainable Diets. 8th International Conference on Diet and Activity Methods, Rome, 14-17 May 2012, 60.
- Burlingame, B., Dernini, S. (2011). Diete Sostenibili: La Nutrizione come Servizio Ecosistemico. 1° Congresso Nazionale della Rete Italiana per la Ricerca in Agricoltura Biologica, 7-8 November 2011, 75.
- Dernini, S. (2010). The Mediterranean Diet: A World Heritage of Diversity, An Example of Sustainable Diet. Evolution Day-La Biodiversità è Bello, Milan, 23-24 November 2010, 8-11.
- Dernini, S. (2009). Mediterranean Diet as an Underestimated Sustainable Resource. 3° International Conference Encuentros en el Mediterraneo, Sevilla, 26 June 2009, 12-17.
- Dernini, S. (2007). North-South Food Dialogues in the Mediterranean Rim. Federation of African Nutrition Societies Congress, Ouarzazate (Marocco), 7-9 May 2007, 26.
- Dernini, S. (2007) The Experience of the Euro-Mediterranean Forum on Food Cultures: An Interdisciplinary Intercultural Approach. Federation of African Nutrition Societies Congress, Ouarzazate (Morocco), 7-9 May 2007, 61.
- Dernini, S. (2005). The Barcelona process and the importance of the Mediterranean diet to preserve the Mediterranean food cultures heritage from the increasing erosion. 2nd International Conference “Traditional Medterranean Diet: Past, Present and Future”, Athens, 20-22 April 2005, 12.
- Dernini, S. (2004). The Present Role of the Mediterranean Diet and the Sustainable Development of the Mediterranean Food Cultures. International Conference Traditional Medterranean Diet: Past, Present and Future, Athens, 21-23 April 2004, 143-146.