2020: Living the territories at CoViD time (special issue)
Special issue section 2 - Changing living practices, values and demands

Il confinamento domiciliare nel post-sisma dell’Appennino centrale

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  • Claudia Della Valle,
  • Enrico Mariani
Claudia Della Valle
University of Padua, Department of Philosophy, sociology, education and applied psychology
Enrico Mariani
“Carlo Bo” University of Urbino, Department of Communication sciences, humanities and international studies
DOI: https://doi.org/10.13128/sdt-12338

Published 2020-12-06

Keywords

  • temporary housing,
  • territoriality,
  • marginal areas,
  • earthquake,
  • vulnerability

How to Cite

Della Valle, C., & Mariani, E. (2020). Il confinamento domiciliare nel post-sisma dell’Appennino centrale. Scienze Del Territorio, 97–105. https://doi.org/10.13128/sdt-12338
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Abstract

The recent Coronavirus pandemic that has affected territories all over the world and, in particular, the following Italian regulatory provisions, have stimulated a broad interdisciplinary reflection on the theme of housing. This contribution analyses the relationship between the prolonged confinement and housing practices within two post-disaster emergency housing areas, assigned for those who lost their homes in the 2016-2017 central Apennine earthquake. Through a research design that contemplates the comparison of the most different study cases, and through the use of qualitative methods, in particular the ethnographic ones, some aspects are highlighted: on the one hand, some critical issues related to post-earthquake temporary living, which, during the period of home confinement, have contributed to exacerbating vulnerabilities; on the other, the emergence of new and unprecedented social and housing configurations, which recall resilient processes already activated following the disaster.

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