Quale rapporto tra capitali e territori? Prospettive teoriche e di ricerca sulla finanziarizzazione dello sviluppo urbano

Journal title SOCIOLOGIA URBANA E RURALE
Author/s Veronica Conte, Mattia Fiore
Online First 1/16/2025 Issue 2025/Online First
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DOI 10.3280/SUR2025-17524
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In this essay, we propose a sociological and territorial perspective on the relationship be-tween capital and space and, more specifically, on the financialisation of urban development. Having sketched an analytical and conceptual framework, we invite the reader to put the prop-erty market at the centre of their analysis of the transformation of urban space. Finally, we briefly discuss the state of the art in Italy, suggesting new avenues for future research.

Keywords: financialisation, territory, urban development, short-term rentals, rental housing, student housing

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