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Letteria G. Fassari et al., « Re-thinking the quality of public space (I) », Quaderni di Sociologia, ID : 10670/1.beql41
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PrefaceThe many crises we have witnessed in recent decades, such as the financial and ecological crises, mass migration, and more recently the corona pandemic and the tragedy of war, all indicate that the social changes we are observing do not follow a linear pattern but are the result of inherent tensions which produce contrasting or overlapping spatial effects. Tendencies to transgress national boundaries in trade, tourism or electronic communications are, for instance, contrasted by tende...