Esta semana no Blogue SHIFT, Luísa Rossini (ICS-ULisboa) partilha a sua reflexão acerca do “Second Edition of the Lisbon Early-Career Workshop in Urban Studies 2022“.
Este Workshop, organizado pelo Urban Transitions Hub (GI SHIFT, ICS-ULisboa) em colaboração com a rede AESOP Young Academics decorreu no ICS-ULisboa em Novembro de 2022, constituiu um espaço de partilha, debate e aprendizagem multidisciplinar na temática de “Social Mobilisations and Planning through Crisis”.

“A stimulating debate on new forward-looking perspectives brought by grassroots practices individuating alternative solutions to the ongoing crises has been generated by the necessity to muddle through these volatile times, contributing with visions, charts and plans for a more sustainable planetary future. During the workshop, we discussed critical approaches to urban planning and social mobilizations, with a focus on two main interlocked lines of inquiry: 1. Extractivism and dispossession and systemic capitalism crisis in times of post-politicization of the public debate […] 2. Urban social movements and citizens’ participation resisting competing hegemonic visions”

Luisa Rossini é investigadora pós-doutorada no ICS-ULisboa, doutorada em Planeamento Urbano e Regional (Universidade de Palermo|TU Berlin) e é membro de um colectivo internacional de investigadores/activistas chamado Squatting European Kollective. A sua investigação centra-se na análise de casos de reapropriação insurgente de espaços públicos urbanos e movimentos de direitos habitacionais.