Titlebook: Urban Informality; A Multidisciplinary Maria Vittoria Ferroni,Rossana Galdini,Giovanni Ru Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Informality: A Difficult Qualification,p a multifocal analysis of the theme of urban informality from sociological, political, legal, and economic profiles. In this sense, this book tries to define an initial semantic-conceptual grid of approach to the topic.

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Informality and Democratic Innovation: The Urban Political Laboratory,“In the specific context of the city, the term ‘informality’ includes the wide range of unauthorized practices and non-standard strategies that characterize daily life and survival in many parts of the world.

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Urban Regeneration and Informal City in the European Framework,Urban regeneration and informal city are current and innovative topics of study in the European framework since they relate to the “new” relationships between citizens and public-sector decision makers in planning and implementing measures on urban spaces and in managing the eventual initiatives (Di Lascio & Giglioni in . il Mulino, 2017).

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Historicizing Urban Informality: An Opportunity to Rethink the Study of the Contemporary City,For historians, the informal city is a particularly stimulating object of study from a theoretical and methodological perspective, mainly because it demonstrates the urgency to reformulate the very statute of urban history, which is now increasingly inclined to adopt a global perspective.