Urban Resilience as New Ways of Governing: The Implementation of the 100 Resilient Cities Initiative in Rome and Milan
In the last decades, the discourse on urban resilience has become extremely influential across the globe. In the field of urban planning and studies, scholars and practitioners have emphasised the role of cities as both spaces that are critically exposed
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Risk and Resilience Socio-Spatial and Environmental Challenges
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Editors Alessandro Balducci DAStU Politecnico di Milano Milano, Italy
Daniele Chiffi DAStU Politecnico di Milano Milano, Italy
Francesco Curci DAStU Politecnico di Milano Milano, Italy
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Introduction
More than 300 natural disaster events were recorded worldwide in 2018, causing about 12,000 deaths and affecting about 68 million people (CRED 2019). Nowadays, 272 million international migrants are causing the depopulation of remote and underdeveloped areas as well as the overpopulation of the
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