Francesco Chiodelli

Associate professor

Università degli Studi di Torino

Italy

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Francesco Chiodelli is an Associate Professor at Università degli Studi di Torino, Italy. His research areas include legal geography, informal housing, and the socio-spatial implications of legal norms, with recent publications addressing the dynamics of property development and organized crime, as well as housing precarity. He is particularly focused on the nuanced understandings of informality within European contexts and its broader implications on urban environments.

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Senyo Dotsey

University of Milan

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Delft University of Technology

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Margherita Grazioli

Fixed Term Assistant Professor (RTDa) in Economic-Political Geography

Gran Sasso Science Institute

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Articles (13)

Research methods for legal geography

Three theses on informal housing in Europe

Reconceptualising housing emptiness beyond vacancy and abandonment

Criminal accumulation by dispossession: the exploitation of property development in peripheral areas by organised crime

Toward a fine-grained understanding of informality: Subjective meanings, perceptions, and expectations in informal housing trajectories

Placing the law: The socio‐spatial impact of legal norms beyond mere compliance

Urbicide, neo-colonial subjugation and the Gaza Strip

Housing precarity

The many shades of grey in urban governance: How illegality shapes urban planning, policy and development

Moving beyond informality-of-need and informality-of-desire: Insights from a southern (European) perspective

Le regole dell'informalità abitativa. Il caso del subentro illegale negli alloggi di edilizia pubblica a Napoli

Beyond proper political squatting: exploring individualistic need-based occupations in a public housing neighbourhood in Naples

Informal housing of the rich: Clustering, isolating, and concealing in Bogotá, Colombia

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Senyo Dotsey

Martina Gentili

Margherita Grazioli

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