Angelo Mazza
Biographic Data
| ID | 293340 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Angelo Mazza |
| GIVEN NAMES | Angelo |
| FAMILY NAME | Mazza |
| SIGNATURE | MAZZA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Catania |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5225-7452 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Population Changes and Spatial Segregation Dynamics in Southern European Urban Areas: The Case of Messina
European countries have experienced significant transformations in their urban populations, with a resurgence of the residential segregation challenges. Yet, empirical analyses focusing on spatial dynamics within urban areas and between the main urban places, along with the changes in demographic profiles of populations, remain rare. The study examines segregation patterns within the area of Messina, Italy—an archetypal city in the Southern Europ…
Residential segregation in Southern European urban areas: Unravelling neighborhood effects and ethnic disparities in the city of Catania (Italy)
This study examines the dynamics of residential segregation in Catania, a prominent urban centre in Southern Italy, between 2011 and 2021. Using Theil’s entropy-based H index and Shapley decomposition, segregation trends are analyzed at both micro and macro spatial levels, using two classifications: municipal districts and Urban-to-Extra-Urban (UEU) zones. The results reveal a duality in segregation processes, with micro-spatial level desegregati…
Sri Lankans’ residential segregation and spatial inequalities in Southern Italy: An empirical analysis using fine-scale data on regular lattice geographies
Sri Lankans constitute one of Italy's oldest foreign communities. A comparative geographic study of Sri Lankans’ settlement patterns in three main municipalities of South Italy (Naples, Palermo, and Catania) is performed in the present work. The uniqueness of the analysis relies on the fact that, to the authors’ knowledge, no other existing studies comparatively examine the spatial segregation of Sri Lankan communities in different southern Europ…
Framing the Residential Patterns of Asian Communities in Three Italian Cities: Evidence from Milan, Rome, and Naples
Today, the interplay between economic inequality, international migration, and urban transformation has raised awareness about segregation and its social implications on a global and European scale. As cities become home to diverse populations with various backgrounds including social, racial, ethnic, and cultural, the proximity of these groups becomes more pronounced. This article explores the residential segregation of four Asian immigrant grou…
Spatial attraction in migrants' settlement patterns in the city of Catania
In broad terms, and apart from ethnic discriminatory rules enforced in some places and at some times, residential segregation may be ascribed both to economic inhomogeneities in the urban space (e.g., in the cost of rents, or in occupation opportunities) a
Framing the Residential Patterns of Asian Communities in Three Italian Cities: Evidence from Milan, Rome, and Naples
Today, the interplay between economic inequality, international migration, and urban transformation has raised awareness about segregation and its social implications on a global and European scale. As cities become home to diverse populations with various backgrounds including social, racial, ethnic, and cultural, the proximity of these groups becomes more pronounced. This article explores the residential segregation of four Asian immigrant grou…
Spatial attraction in migrants' settlement patterns in the city of Catania
In broad terms, and apart from ethnic discriminatory rules enforced in some places and at some times, residential segregation may be ascribed both to economic inhomogeneities in the urban space (e.g., in the cost of rents, or in occupation opportunities) a
Spatial attraction in migrants' settlement patterns in the city of Catania
In broad terms, and apart from ethnic discriminatory rules enforced in some places and at some times, residential segregation may be ascribed both to economic inhomogeneities in the urban space (e.g., in the cost of rents, or in occupation opportunities) a
Sri Lankans’ residential segregation and spatial inequalities in Southern Italy: An empirical analysis using fine-scale data on regular lattice geographies
Sri Lankans constitute one of Italy's oldest foreign communities. A comparative geographic study of Sri Lankans’ settlement patterns in three main municipalities of South Italy (Naples, Palermo, and Catania) is performed in the present work. The uniqueness of the analysis relies on the fact that, to the authors’ knowledge, no other existing studies comparatively examine the spatial segregation of Sri Lankan communities in different southern Europ…
Framing the Residential Patterns of Asian Communities in Three Italian Cities: Evidence from Milan, Rome, and Naples
Today, the interplay between economic inequality, international migration, and urban transformation has raised awareness about segregation and its social implications on a global and European scale. As cities become home to diverse populations with various backgrounds including social, racial, ethnic, and cultural, the proximity of these groups becomes more pronounced. This article explores the residential segregation of four Asian immigrant grou…
Residential segregation in Southern European urban areas: Unravelling neighborhood effects and ethnic disparities in the city of Catania (Italy)
This study examines the dynamics of residential segregation in Catania, a prominent urban centre in Southern Italy, between 2011 and 2021. Using Theil’s entropy-based H index and Shapley decomposition, segregation trends are analyzed at both micro and macro spatial levels, using two classifications: municipal districts and Urban-to-Extra-Urban (UEU) zones. The results reveal a duality in segregation processes, with micro-spatial level desegregati…
Population Changes and Spatial Segregation Dynamics in Southern European Urban Areas: The Case of Messina
European countries have experienced significant transformations in their urban populations, with a resurgence of the residential segregation challenges. Yet, empirical analyses focusing on spatial dynamics within urban areas and between the main urban places, along with the changes in demographic profiles of populations, remain rare. The study examines segregation patterns within the area of Messina, Italy—an archetypal city in the Southern Europ…
Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies (5 works) · Economic geography (3 works) · Ethnic group (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Inequality (3 works) · Population (3 works) · Urbanization and City Planning (3 works) · Census (2 works) · Global city (2 works) · Housing Market and Economics (2 works)