Titlebook: Housing Movements in Rome; Resistance and Class Carlotta Caciagli Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusiv

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Carlotta Caciagling of extensive semi-structured research interview procedures with consensually recognized highly creative achievers in the arts and sciences. Subjects have been in literature: Nobel laureates, Pulitzer and other notable literary prizewinners; in science—Nobel laureates in physics, chemistry, and me

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Carlotta Caciaglitimes and all forms of art flourished to some degree thereafter, the modern conception of creation by an individual or group arose during the period of the Renaissance in Europe. The advent of Romanticism in the last century was accompanied by increased interest in and valuation of creativity as a s

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A Spatial and Strategic Approach for Analysing Housing Movementsiews how sociologists and geographers have dealt with the topic so far and their main theoretical approaches. The author puts forward a critical reading of the notions of urban movements and the right to the city. In the second part, the spatial and strategic approach at the base of the research is

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Housing Movements in the Neighbourhoods: Social Function of the , Squatsut paradigmatic areas of Rome: the neighbourhoods . and .. At this scale, the housing resistance acquires a social function as it provides services and functions that public institutions fail to deliver in deprived or highly gentrified parts of the city. The main argument is that movement organizati

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Housing Movements from the Inside. Squats as “Educational Sites for Resistance”elters for homeless people: they are the spaces in which the movement’s base is forged together with the resistance of the squat’s inhabitants. This chapter investigates the mechanisms that drive the transformation of dispossessed individuals into a new political and collective subjectivity. This pr