This article outlines the need to move away from conventionally dualistic framing of deprived urban spaces which highlights their isolation from, or non-conformity to, the dominant society or culture as a gap or a blame. Tracing the evolution of marginalising discourses of two predefined urban margins in Torino and Marseille, the aim is to critically discuss mainstream categories on urban deprivation and exclusion. After the introduction, normal tales on deprived urban spaces and, in particular, on urban margins, are presented. The assumption of ‘ordinary city’ is then used to explore various representations of two so-called urban margins, namely Barriera di Milano in Torino and Belle de Mai in Marseille. Findings from the cases are used to...
The article discusses the relations between mobility and ‘citizenship’ in two Italian cities, in the...
the Netherlands—where marginality and social exclusion are faced and coped with through social parti...
How many disused, informal, underutilized or simply invisible spaces, are entangled in the urban str...
This article outlines the need to move away from conventionally dualistic framing of deprived urban ...
This special issue focuses on urban marginality in diverse contexts across the world (Africa, Latin ...
Recent researches have underlined that, despite local specificities, the degree of residential segre...
In the urban system in which we live, cities are shaped as points of accumulation, generating spatia...
International audienceExclusion from public spaces is often seen as being the result of revanchist u...
This special issue focuses on urban marginality in diverse contexts across the world (Africa, Latin ...
This article investigates the meanings of the public space, specifically addressing urban marginaliz...
In Europe, the image of the beautiful old city, with its compact morphological structure, dense with...
In this paper we intend to explore the complex relation between urban vacancy and the in/visibility ...
International audienceThe marginalisation processes that affect Roma migrants in Turin are not only ...
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In this article, we address the persistence of urban critiques operated from the margins, that is, f...
The article discusses the relations between mobility and ‘citizenship’ in two Italian cities, in the...
the Netherlands—where marginality and social exclusion are faced and coped with through social parti...
How many disused, informal, underutilized or simply invisible spaces, are entangled in the urban str...
This article outlines the need to move away from conventionally dualistic framing of deprived urban ...
This special issue focuses on urban marginality in diverse contexts across the world (Africa, Latin ...
Recent researches have underlined that, despite local specificities, the degree of residential segre...
In the urban system in which we live, cities are shaped as points of accumulation, generating spatia...
International audienceExclusion from public spaces is often seen as being the result of revanchist u...
This special issue focuses on urban marginality in diverse contexts across the world (Africa, Latin ...
This article investigates the meanings of the public space, specifically addressing urban marginaliz...
In Europe, the image of the beautiful old city, with its compact morphological structure, dense with...
In this paper we intend to explore the complex relation between urban vacancy and the in/visibility ...
International audienceThe marginalisation processes that affect Roma migrants in Turin are not only ...
The file attached to this record is the author's final peer reviewed version. The Publisher's final ...
In this article, we address the persistence of urban critiques operated from the margins, that is, f...
The article discusses the relations between mobility and ‘citizenship’ in two Italian cities, in the...
the Netherlands—where marginality and social exclusion are faced and coped with through social parti...
How many disused, informal, underutilized or simply invisible spaces, are entangled in the urban str...