Spaces of Urban Citizenship

Alba Angelucci

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Cet essai sociologique présente les résultat d'une enquête comparative conduite entre Milan et Rotterdam sur la citoyenneté urbaine, en prenant compte notamment des dimensions de l'espace et du genre (en anglais).

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• Sociologie

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• Publié par: L'Harmattan
• Date de parution: 28 octobre 2019
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9782140133572
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 2 Mo

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Pubblicazione realizzata con il contributo di U NIVERSITÀ DEGLI S TUDI DI U RBINO “C ARLO B O ” D IPARTIMENTO DI E CONOMIA , S OCIETÀ E P OLITICA (DESP)

This work was supported by the European Union’s Seventh Framework Programme for research, techno- logical development and demonstration under Grant Agreement N. 319970 - DIVERCITIES. The views expressed in this article are the sole responsibility of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission.

SPACES OF URBAN CITIZENSHIP AN INTERSECTIONAL COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS BETWEEN MILAN AND ROTTERDAM

ALBA ANGELUCCI

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PREFACE Guido Maggioni

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SECTION I. KEY CONCEPTS AND THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

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1.SKETCHING THE OUTLINE OF THE BOOK.19 GENDER AND (URBAN) SPACE, A COMPLEX RELATIONSHIP 1.1 Introduction 1.2 Gender and urban space: delving into the scientific debate 1.3 The production of space and the right to the city: revisiting Henri Lefebvre 1.4 A new perspective on gender and space 2.THE URBAN DIMENSION OF CITIZENSHIP47 2.1 Introduction 2.2 From citizenship to citizenships. A short theoretical excursus 2.3 The contribution of feminist debate to the conceptualization of urban citizenship 2.4 Defining urban citizenship 2.5 Towards a gendered right to the urban citizenship 3.DEFINING THE ANALYTICAL FRAMEWORK.77 A SPACIALISED USE OF THE INTERSECTIONALITY THEORY 3.1 Introduction 3.2 The origins of Intersectionality Theory. A short theoretical excursus 3.3 What is the Intersectionality Theory? 3.4 Methodological challenges 3.5 Examples of citizenship’s intersectional analysis 3.6 Conclusions: gender, space, and urban citizenship, a new intersectional approach

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SECTION II. RESEARCH METHODS AND CONTEXT

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4.DELVING INTO THE RESEARCH METHODS.103 INTERSECTIONAL SOCIO-SPATIAL ANALYSIS 4.1 Introduction 4.2 Positionality and intersectionality in sociospatial analysis 4.3 Intersectional analysis of space and gender: categories and approach 4.4 Research tools: semi-structured interviews and profiling 4.5 Fieldwork description 4.6 Analysis tools: CDA and pre-existing contextual data analysis 5.DEFINING THE RESEARCH CONTEXT: MILAN119 AND ROTTERDAM 5.1 Introduction 5.2 The European context of the research - DIVERCITIESproject 5.3 Research field: Milan 5.4 Research field: Rotterdam 5.5 Comparative strategy and concluding remarks

SECTION III. RESEARCH RESULTS

6.PERCEIVED, CONCEIVED, AND LIVED SPACES IN MILAN 6.1 Spatial practice: definition, perception, and use of daily spaces 6.2 Representation of space: conceptions, ideologies, and power relations 6.3 Representational space: activities and narratives within daily lived urban spaces 7.PERCEIVED, CONCEIVED, AND LIVED SPACES IN ROTTERDAM 7.1 Spatial practice: definition, perception, and use of daily spaces 7.2 Representation of space: conceptions, ideologies, and power relations 7.3 Representational space: activities and narratives within daily lived urban spaces

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8.PERCEIVED, CONCEIVED, AND LIVED SPACES IN MILAN AND ROTTERDAM: A SUMMARIZING COMPARATIVE LOOK 8.1 Spatial practice 8.2 Representation of space 8.3 Space of representation

SECTION IV. GENERAL CONCLUSIONS

9.GENDER, SPACE, AND URBAN CITIZENSHIP IN MILAN AND ROTTERDAM 9.1 Dimensions of urban citizenship in Milan 9.2 Dimensions of urban citizenship in Rotterdam 9.3 Drawing conclusions NOTES REFERENCES

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Guido Maggioni (Università degli Studi di Urbino Carlo Bo)

In her own introduction, Alba Angelucci clarifies the main themes addressed in her book, the meaning of her research, the main theoretical questions she has proposed to address, leaving to the conclusions the task of sharing some of her reflections about the possible association between the policy context and the emergence of specific forms of urban citi- zenship, underlining their positive and negative aspects. The reader will then find in the initial pages of the volume what is needed as an approach to her research, thus exempting myself from the task of writing what would risk appearing as an “introduction to the introduction”. First of all, I would rather like to express my appreciation for the fact that her research path has found a positive ful- fillment in this publication. In my long experience as coordinator of doctoral courses, most recently the one in Economics, Society, Law, in which the author carried out her training and brilliantly completed her studies, it has often happened that works worthy of dissemination within the scientific community could not be published. This is fortunately not the case of her thesisGender, Space and Urban Citizenship: An Intersectional analysis. A com- parative study between Milan and Rotterdamwhich, appropriately revised, is presented in this book. It can be said that in her work, Alba Angelucci has interpreted exhaustively the themes articulated in her Ph.D. curriculum: Governance, Social Participation and Citizenship. In so doing she was certainly helped by her tutor, Fatima Farina and co-tutor Eduardo Barberis (University of Urbino Carlo

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