Andrés Di Masso

Associate Professor

University of Barcelona

Spain

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Andrés Di Masso is an Associate Professor at the Universitat de Barcelona, Spain. His research areas include gentrification, the effects of death attitudes on gender stereotypes, and psychosocial interventions in Chile. He has published several articles that explore topics such as walking interviews, class cleansing, and the shaping of subjectivities in urban contexts.

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What is so good about walking interviews? Expanding the geo-indexical virtues of making meaning on the move

The lived experience of class cleansing: reshaping sense of place in a gentrified neighbourhood

Conflicto y producción de espacio público: Análisis de ensamblaje a un parque de Valparaíso

Queer terror management theory on trial: an initial test for the effects of death attitudes on gender stereotypes

Perspectivas profesionales sobre la intervención psicosocial en Chile. Una revisión sistemática de estudios cualitativos

El apego al recorrido en el centro de Santiago de Chile

On (National) Citizenship and (De)Politicised Nations: Everyday Discourses about the Catalan Secessionist Movement

Shaping the healthy subject in gentrified spaces: Two case studies in Barcelona (Spain)

Interventores/as psicosociales en Chile. Neoliberalismo, subjetividades incómodas y posicionamientos inestables

The Power of Death Valence: A Revised Terror Management Process

Gentrificación y desposesión de lugar: Dinámicas subjetivas del desplazamiento simbólico y la micro-segregación.

La subjetivación política en la protesta: una aproximación psicopolítica al procés catalán

Living There, Leaving There: Identity, Sociospatial Mobility, and Exclusion in Stigmatized Neighborhoods

Re-placed - Reconsidering relationships with place and lessons from a pandemic

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Articles (14)

What is so good about walking interviews? Expanding the geo-indexical virtues of making meaning on the move

The lived experience of class cleansing: reshaping sense of place in a gentrified neighbourhood

Conflicto y producción de espacio público: Análisis de ensamblaje a un parque de Valparaíso

Queer terror management theory on trial: an initial test for the effects of death attitudes on gender stereotypes

Perspectivas profesionales sobre la intervención psicosocial en Chile. Una revisión sistemática de estudios cualitativos

El apego al recorrido en el centro de Santiago de Chile

On (National) Citizenship and (De)Politicised Nations: Everyday Discourses about the Catalan Secessionist Movement

Shaping the healthy subject in gentrified spaces: Two case studies in Barcelona (Spain)

Interventores/as psicosociales en Chile. Neoliberalismo, subjetividades incómodas y posicionamientos inestables

The Power of Death Valence: A Revised Terror Management Process

Gentrificación y desposesión de lugar: Dinámicas subjetivas del desplazamiento simbólico y la micro-segregación.

La subjetivación política en la protesta: una aproximación psicopolítica al procés catalán

Living There, Leaving There: Identity, Sociospatial Mobility, and Exclusion in Stigmatized Neighborhoods

Re-placed - Reconsidering relationships with place and lessons from a pandemic

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Maria Lewicka

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Living There, Leaving There: Identity, Sociospatial Mobility, and Exclusion in Stigmatized Neighborhoods

Re-placed - Reconsidering relationships with place and lessons from a pandemic