[Conference Paper] Inclusive urban regeneration: opportunities for an open city

URBiNAT researchers Gonçalo Canto Moniz, Isabel Ferreira, Beatriz Caetana and Nathalie Nunes have co-authored a paper on Inclusive urban regeneration: opportunities for an open city, published in Tommaso Vitale. City divide. Fighting urban inequalities. Fondazione Giangiacomo Feltrinelli. 65, 2024, Scenari, ISBN 978-88-6835-522-7.

In an era where urban inequalities seem inevitable, City Divide offers a critical and detailed perspective on the mechanisms that generate and perpetuate these disparities within urban contexts.

Through a series of essays curated by internationally renowned experts, the volume explores different types of urban-spatial inequalities, analyzing causes, effects, and possible solutions for a more equitable and sustainable future.

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