Ripensare il margine urbano. L’azione collettiva di El Mourouj 2 (Tunisi)
The paper analyses territorialization practices in Mourouj 2 district (Tunis) by focusing on Mourouj 2 Neighborhood Association’ activities during last decades. The case raises relevant issues regarding theoretical reflection on centre-margin paradigm in urban spaces and particularly in the Great T...
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doaj-c137883aab4249fdbf93aba2f20377942020-11-25T02:22:06ZengFirenze University PressBollettino della Società Geografica Italiana1121-78202018-11-011110.13128/bsgi.v1i1.96Ripensare il margine urbano. L’azione collettiva di El Mourouj 2 (Tunisi)Carlo Perelli0Giovanni Sistu1Dipartimento di Scienze Economiche, Università degli Studi di Cagliari, ItaliaDipartimento di Scienze Sociali e delle Istituzioni, Università degli Studi di Cagliari, Italia The paper analyses territorialization practices in Mourouj 2 district (Tunis) by focusing on Mourouj 2 Neighborhood Association’ activities during last decades. The case raises relevant issues regarding theoretical reflection on centre-margin paradigm in urban spaces and particularly in the Great Tunis area such as: margin social construction; resistance practices to spatial exclusion processes; conflicts over re-production of economic, political and social disadvantage; environmental and life quality link with spatial justice. In Mourouj 2 district key actors’ practices emerges as a common ground for community dialogue and conflicts with institutions and other informal powers over the right to the city. A nucleus of active citizenship emerges as a national precedent for urban space re-appropriation, from closure and conversion of Great Tunis landfill into an urban park in the nineties to wetlands and urban parks protection, community services and local development activities. https://riviste.fupress.net/index.php/bsgi/article/view/96urban geographysocial movementsTunisiaurban margin |
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Ripensare il margine urbano. L’azione collettiva di El Mourouj 2 (Tunisi) |
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Ripensare il margine urbano. L’azione collettiva di El Mourouj 2 (Tunisi) |
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Ripensare il margine urbano. L’azione collettiva di El Mourouj 2 (Tunisi) |
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Firenze University Press |
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Bollettino della Società Geografica Italiana |
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The paper analyses territorialization practices in Mourouj 2 district (Tunis) by focusing on Mourouj 2 Neighborhood Association’ activities during last decades. The case raises relevant issues regarding theoretical reflection on centre-margin paradigm in urban spaces and particularly in the Great Tunis area such as: margin social construction; resistance practices to spatial exclusion processes; conflicts over re-production of economic, political and social disadvantage; environmental and life quality link with spatial justice. In Mourouj 2 district key actors’ practices emerges as a common ground for community dialogue and conflicts with institutions and other informal powers over the right to the city. A nucleus of active citizenship emerges as a national precedent for urban space re-appropriation, from closure and conversion of Great Tunis landfill into an urban park in the nineties to wetlands and urban parks protection, community services and local development activities.
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