Regenerating Former Military Sites in Italy. The Dichotomy between ‘Profit-Driven Spaces’ and ‘Urban Commons’

Q2 Social Sciences

Global Jurist Pub Date : 2021-10-01 DOI:10.1515/gj-2021-0075

F. Camerin

引用次数: 4

Abstract

Abstract Within the last decades, the reorganisation of the Armed Force left many voids in the territories. Being located in highly lucrative and desirable locations, former military sites can be redeveloped into either profit-driven spaces or proper urban commons. This paper focuses the attention on the Italian case and scrutinises former military barracks in the dichotomies between the generation of profit-driven spaces and urban commons. Also, the analysis questions the actual role of these voids in guaranteeing the right to the city, especially in times of severe shortage of public resources to undertake urban regeneration processes.

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重建意大利的前军事遗址。“利润驱动空间”与“城市公地”的二分法

摘要在过去的几十年里，武装部队的重组在领土上留下了许多空白。由于位于利润丰厚且理想的位置，前军事基地可以重新开发成利润驱动的空间或适当的城市公地。本文将注意力集中在意大利的案例上，并从利润驱动空间的产生和城市公地之间的二分法来审视前军营。此外，分析还质疑这些空白在保障城市权利方面的实际作用，特别是在承担城市重建进程的公共资源严重短缺的情况下。

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Global Jurist Social Sciences-Law

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