Carlotta Caciagli
Address: Via Bonardi 3 – Edificio 12 (Floor 3)
Telephone: 02.23995466/5499
Fax: 02.23995435
E-mail: carlotta.caciagli@polimi.it
Profile
Carlotta Caciagli is currently a research fellow at the department of Urban Studies (Dastu) of Politecnico (Milan), within the program “Vulnerable Territories”. Previously she has been a research fellow at Luiss-Guido Carli of Rome. She holds a Phd in Political Science at Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa. Her main interests concern political participation and urban studies. Her researches focused on social movements and housing policies. Particularly, she is interested in studying the urban processes under the rooting of digital capitalism and gig economy and the socio-spatial segregations in contemporary cities. Among papers on international academic journals, she is also the co-editor of the collective volume “Popolo Chi? Classi popolari, perfierie e politiche in Italia” edited by Eddiesse.
- EQUI06 – Equità e qualità per l’infanzia
- ECASS – European Cities Against School Segregation
- Fragilità Territoriali – Dipartimento di Eccellenza
Accademic articles:
Cordini, M. and Caciagli, C. (2022) “Social representation of school pandemic times: comparing narratives in policy discourse”, éducation comparée, 6(1): 21-50.
Caciagli, C. and C. Milan (2021), “Contemporary urban Commons. Rebuilding the analytical framework”, Partecipazione e Conflitto 14.1: 396-410.
Caciagli, C. (2020) “Generating solidarity in diversity: The case of housing struggle in Rome”, Critical Sociology, 47.2: 249-263.
Chesta, R.E., L. Zamponi and C. Caciagli (2019) “Labour activism and social movement unionism in the gig economy: Food delivery workers’struggles in Italy”. Partecipazione e Conflitto 3: 819-844
Caciagli, C. (2019) “Housing squats as “Educational Sites of Resistance”: The Process of Movement Social Base Formation in the Struggle for the House”. Antipode –A Journal of Radical Geography. 3: 730-749.
Grazioli, M. and C. Caciagli (2018) “Resisting to the neo-liberal urban fabric: Housing right Movements and the re-appropriation of the ‘right to the city’ in Rome, Italy”. Voluntas-International Journal of Voluntary and No Profit Organizations 4: 697-711.
Caciagli, C. and M. Grazioli (2017) “The right to (stay put in) the city: The case of Porto Fluviale in Rome”, U3-Quaderni di Urbanistica, 13.5.
Caciagli, C. (2016) “La questione Abitativa a Roma: Politiche di Emergenza e azioni collettiva” Urbanit II-Il Mulino
Books:
Caciagli, C. (2021) Housing Movements in Rome. Resistance and Class, London, Palgrave McMillan.
Caciagli, C. (2021) Movimenti Urbani. Teorie e Problemi, Milano, Mondadori, Milano.
Bertuzzi, N., C. Caciagli, L. Caruso (2019) (eds.) Popolo chi? Classi Popolari, periferie e politiche in Italia. Roma: Eddiesse.
Book Review:
Caciagli, C. (2018) Review of “The urban politics of squatters’movements” edited by Martinez Lopez M.A., Palgrave. In Partecipazione e Conflitto2: 599-606.
Phd Thesis:
Caciagli, C. (2018) (unpublished work) Practices of resistance in the housing struggle in Rome: a spatial and strategic approach. An ethnographical research, PhD Thesis, SNS, Florence.
Book Chapters:
Caciagli, C. (2019) “Al ballo senza invito: la partecipazione conflittuale” in G. Allegretti, L. Fasano and M. Sorice (eds.), Politica oltre la Politica: Civismo vs Autoritarismo Fondazione Giangiacomo Feltrinelli, Milano.
Caciagli, C. (2018) “La casa a Roma fra le rivendicazioni dei movimenti e l’approccio istituzionale” in A.V. (eds.), Politiche urbane per Roma: le sfide di una capitale debole., Edizioni La Sapienza, Roma.
