Ionuț Marian Anghel
Biographic Data
| ID | 1080686 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ionuț Marian Anghel |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ionuț Marian |
| FAMILY NAME | Anghel |
| SIGNATURE | ANGHEL I M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Romanian Academy |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1953-5462 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Housing informality in Europe
Housing scholarship pays specific attention to how current housing regimes enable certain households to accumulate wealth through homeownership while relegating others to residualised rental sectors. These asset and post-welfare-oriented perspectives obscure the realities of those who are formally or informally homeowners but whose dwellings are precarious, under-serviced, and (largely) disconnected from housing asset markets. This is particularl…
(Post)socialist urban orders and the unsettlement of racialized Roma in Romania
Examining the expansion of social protection measures in EU countries during the Covid-19 pandemic crisis. What was different this time
Purpose This article examines how European Union member states expanded and adapted their social protection policies over the first 14 months of the Covid-19 pandemic and how their approaches varied based on their welfare regimes, legacies and institutional path dependencies. Design/methodology/approach To examine the social protection measures adopted by EU member states over the first 14 months of the Covid-19 pandemic (March 2020–May 2021), th…
Feminisation, governance and Roma on the urban margins
The article delves into the governance of urban marginality, focusing on the interplay of the Wacquantian distinction between the left and right hands of the state in governing urban marginality and the gender dimension of this governance. Studies of state involvement in managing urban marginality have concentrated on the content of policies and services, neglecting their modes and forms. Our research sheds light on the concrete forms of implemen…
Governing the “Unmarked” Citizens
While many scholarly contributions have documented the socialist state policies deployed toward the Roma from Central and Eastern Europe, less attention was paid to how discourses and policies have aimed to turn the “non-European,” “backward Roma” into reformed and modernized subjects that were supposed to conform to an “European,” sedentary way of life. Thus, I discuss proletarization and sedentarization not as state policies but as programs and…
We lurk in the hidden places’
This article studies the urban geographies of Roma poverty by exploring variations in spatialisation. We draw on Sassen’s work on expulsions to argue that the spatialisation of poverty does not always result in a ‘ghetto’. We show instead that the ‘savage sorting’ of winners and losers and the resulting expulsions separate Roma into different levels of (housing) market worthiness. However, this sorting is also shaped by a ‘governance of Gypsy urb…
From environmental to climate justice
This paper builds on a recent strand of critical social theory – Sassen’s [Expulsions: Brutality and complexity in the global economy. Harvard University Press; At the systemic edge. Cultural Dynamics, 27(1), 173–181] expulsions and systemic edge perspective – to argue that a sociological theory of climate change needs to start from the critical sites where change takes place. To this end, we propose the concept of climate edge as the intersectio…
On the path of evictions and invisibilization
Politicile sociale în perioada post-criză financiară
After implementing one of the toughest austerity programs in the European Union during the financial crisis, Romania returned to continuous economic growth for eight years (2012−2019), not before concluding between 2011−2013 two preventive agreements with Troika to reduce its macroeconomic imbalances. This continuous economic growth was also reflected in the achievement of the national targets under the Europe 2020 Strategy. In order to better co…
On the path of evictions and invisibilization
We lurk in the hidden places’
This article studies the urban geographies of Roma poverty by exploring variations in spatialisation. We draw on Sassen’s work on expulsions to argue that the spatialisation of poverty does not always result in a ‘ghetto’. We show instead that the ‘savage sorting’ of winners and losers and the resulting expulsions separate Roma into different levels of (housing) market worthiness. However, this sorting is also shaped by a ‘governance of Gypsy urb…
From environmental to climate justice
This paper builds on a recent strand of critical social theory – Sassen’s [Expulsions: Brutality and complexity in the global economy. Harvard University Press; At the systemic edge. Cultural Dynamics, 27(1), 173–181] expulsions and systemic edge perspective – to argue that a sociological theory of climate change needs to start from the critical sites where change takes place. To this end, we propose the concept of climate edge as the intersectio…
From environmental to climate justice
This paper builds on a recent strand of critical social theory – Sassen’s [Expulsions: Brutality and complexity in the global economy. Harvard University Press; At the systemic edge. Cultural Dynamics, 27(1), 173–181] expulsions and systemic edge perspective – to argue that a sociological theory of climate change needs to start from the critical sites where change takes place. To this end, we propose the concept of climate edge as the intersectio…
On the path of evictions and invisibilization
Politicile sociale în perioada post-criză financiară
After implementing one of the toughest austerity programs in the European Union during the financial crisis, Romania returned to continuous economic growth for eight years (2012−2019), not before concluding between 2011−2013 two preventive agreements with Troika to reduce its macroeconomic imbalances. This continuous economic growth was also reflected in the achievement of the national targets under the Europe 2020 Strategy. In order to better co…
We lurk in the hidden places’
This article studies the urban geographies of Roma poverty by exploring variations in spatialisation. We draw on Sassen’s work on expulsions to argue that the spatialisation of poverty does not always result in a ‘ghetto’. We show instead that the ‘savage sorting’ of winners and losers and the resulting expulsions separate Roma into different levels of (housing) market worthiness. However, this sorting is also shaped by a ‘governance of Gypsy urb…
Governing the “Unmarked” Citizens
While many scholarly contributions have documented the socialist state policies deployed toward the Roma from Central and Eastern Europe, less attention was paid to how discourses and policies have aimed to turn the “non-European,” “backward Roma” into reformed and modernized subjects that were supposed to conform to an “European,” sedentary way of life. Thus, I discuss proletarization and sedentarization not as state policies but as programs and…
(Post)socialist urban orders and the unsettlement of racialized Roma in Romania
Examining the expansion of social protection measures in EU countries during the Covid-19 pandemic crisis. What was different this time
Purpose This article examines how European Union member states expanded and adapted their social protection policies over the first 14 months of the Covid-19 pandemic and how their approaches varied based on their welfare regimes, legacies and institutional path dependencies. Design/methodology/approach To examine the social protection measures adopted by EU member states over the first 14 months of the Covid-19 pandemic (March 2020–May 2021), th…
Feminisation, governance and Roma on the urban margins
The article delves into the governance of urban marginality, focusing on the interplay of the Wacquantian distinction between the left and right hands of the state in governing urban marginality and the gender dimension of this governance. Studies of state involvement in managing urban marginality have concentrated on the content of policies and services, neglecting their modes and forms. Our research sheds light on the concrete forms of implemen…
Housing informality in Europe
Housing scholarship pays specific attention to how current housing regimes enable certain households to accumulate wealth through homeownership while relegating others to residualised rental sectors. These asset and post-welfare-oriented perspectives obscure the realities of those who are formally or informally homeowners but whose dwellings are precarious, under-serviced, and (largely) disconnected from housing asset markets. This is particularl…
Political science (6 works) · Romani and Gypsy Studies (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Corporate governance (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Climate change (2 works) · Development economics (2 works) · Economic geography (2 works)