2018
DOI: 10.3280/mm2018-001010
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L'abitare migrante. Aspetti teorici e prospettive di ricerca

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“…These questions are made urgent by a growing housing crisis whose responses need to be plural. There is a need to shed light on the plurality and heterogeneity of 'houses' and on the heterogeneity of the social relations and individual strategies that are developed in such contexts (Fravega, 2018). In Doron's words, 'transgressive zones are [...] suspension of new plans [...] This suspension opens [...] a new time-space' (2000, pp.…”
Section: From Housing Needs To Housing Uses: Theoretical Perspectivesmentioning
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“…These questions are made urgent by a growing housing crisis whose responses need to be plural. There is a need to shed light on the plurality and heterogeneity of 'houses' and on the heterogeneity of the social relations and individual strategies that are developed in such contexts (Fravega, 2018). In Doron's words, 'transgressive zones are [...] suspension of new plans [...] This suspension opens [...] a new time-space' (2000, pp.…”
Section: From Housing Needs To Housing Uses: Theoretical Perspectivesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La Salette's low rent has allowed him to rent a room close to where he works, avoiding the crowded and difficult conditions of formal or informal camps. This example is eloquent in demonstrating the link between housing paths and integration in the job market (Fravega, 2018), as well as the need to look at how specific job niches create specific living conditions.…”
Section: La Salette As a Transitory/temporary/intermittent Home: A Fl...mentioning
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“…Lo fa prendendo spunto dagli studi e dalle indagini investigative che hanno assunto l'abitare migrante, ma più nello specifico il nesso casa/migrazioni (Boccagni, 2017a;2017b;Boccagni, Brighenti, 2017), come una delle possibili chiavi di lettura dei processi che accompagnano e che segnano le migrazioni internazionali (Bergamaschi, Piro, 2018;Tosi, 1993;Petrillo, 2018) La premessa da cui prendono avvio e a cui si ispirano queste pagine non è, però, circoscritta ai casi di soluzioni abitative escogitate dai migranti, ma ricalca un frame analitico più articolato all'interno del quale è possibile distinguere la varietà di significati che convergono nella definizione di casa, indipendentemente dal fatto che si tratti di persone migranti o autoctone. La caratteristica che attraversa gli studi ai quali abbiamo inteso fare riferimento nel tentativo di restituire le esperienze etnografiche raccolte sul campo si riconosce, principalmente, nell'impossibilità di pensare alla casa semplicemente come a un luogo fisico, sganciato cioè dalle relazioni che si producono oltre le mura domestiche e che si proiettano in uno spazio interiore o della memoria (Boccagni, 2017a;2017b;Brighenti, Boccagni, 2017;Fravega, 2018;Porcellana, 2011;Tosi Cambini, 2004) e, di conseguenza, di immaginare le persone senza casa come degli individui a cui manca qualcosa (Barnao, 2004;Tosi Cambini, 2004;Wacquant, 2002).…”
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“…However, the premise from which this paper starts and which has inspired it is not limited to the case of the housing solutions devised by migrants, but follows a more articulated analytical framework, within which it is possible to distinguish the variety of meanings that converge in the definition of 'home'. In an attempt to report the ethnographic experiences collected during the fieldwork, the feature that occurs across the studies to which we intend to refer is the impossibility of thinking of home simply as a physical place, that is detached from the relationships that are produced beyond the walls of the house and projected into an interior space or memory (Boccagni 2017a(Boccagni , 2017bBoccagni and Brighenti 2017;Buffel 2017;Fravega 2018;Porcellana 2011;Tosi Cambini 2004) and, consequently, to imagine homeless people as individuals who lack something (Barnao 2004;Tosi Cambini 2004;Wacquant 2002).…”
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