
handle: 11573/531247
This book is intended to illustrate and critically discuss the processes, forms and dimensions of unauthorized Roman urban development, within the broader framework of the processes of self-construction and self-management that strongly characterize the city of Rome. The phenomenon is even more important not only for its enormous relevance (often overlooked in city government), but also for the fact that it is a characteristic of the most important capital of a western country advanced capitalist economy. Rome is the intersection of cultures and models of urban governance: between the West and advanced the global South, between the Mediterranean and the European Union, and so on.
Il presente Quaderno intende illustrare e discutere criticamente i processi, le forme e le dimensioni dell’abusivismo romano, all’interno del più ampio quadro dei processi di auto-costruzione e di autogestione che caratterizzano fortemente la città di Roma. Il fenomeno assume ancor più rilevanza non solo per la sua enorme portata (spesso sottovalutata nel governo della città) ma anche per il fatto che è caratterizzante una delle più importanti capitali di un paese occidentale, dall’economia capitalista avanzata. Roma è l’incrocio di culture e di modelli di governo urbano: tra l’Occidente avanzato ed il Sud globale, tra il Mediterraneo e l’Unione Europea, ecc.
self-made urbanism; urban development; urban practices; governance; Rome; self-made city; informal city
self-made urbanism; urban development; urban practices; governance; Rome; self-made city; informal city
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