Marco Peverini
Biographic Data
| ID | 4427526 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marco Peverini |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marco |
| FAMILY NAME | Peverini |
| SIGNATURE | PEVERINI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Politecnico di Milano |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8290-880X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Governo del territorio e mobilitazioni territoriali nel "cuore verde" d'Italia. Un'analisi delle relazioni tra trasformazioni territoriali e pratiche di difesa attiva in Umbria
The paper employs an interdisciplinary approach, integrating urban planning with social sciences, to analyze the evolution of planning and territorial governance mechanisms in relation to the emergence of grassroots territorial defense practices. It examines the process through which local communities organize around environmental conflicts and how these forms of activism are connected to political decision-making at the territorial level
Do housing cooperatives change amidst neoliberal policies? Evidence from hybridization of two cooperative organizations in Milan
The article investigates if and how neoliberal policy change makes housing cooperatives (HCs) assume certain hybrid forms and institutional logics, affecting their housing production, financing and governance (and ultimately their contribution to affordable housing provision). The article traces the trajectory of two frontrunner HCs confronted with the development of housing policies in Milan and investigates their hybridization by combining the …
No City for Workers
As the housing affordability crisis strikes many cities around the world, public institutions and citizens have started to become aware of growing problems in the access to adequate affordable housing. The issue is particularly evident in Milan, where increased attractiveness is paralleled by a huge rise in housing prices. This article presents the results of research conducted by the Affordable Housing Observatory of Milan, contributing to publi…
The emerging role of cooperatives in the management of public housing in Italy. Opportunities and limitations of the ”Valorization-alternative-to-sale” policy in Lombardy
Many public housing units in Italy are vacant or in critical need of repair due to continuous political withdrawal and a structural lack of funds. To cover overheads with low rents – linked by law to the income of poor households – Italian public housing organizations and municipal authorities were turned into companies despite their welfare function and rely largely on the sale of properties to balance their budgets. In the context of protracted…
Housing the poor? Accessibility and exclusion in the local housing systems of Vienna and Milan
Despite featuring very different housing systems, both in Vienna and Milan a growing number of people struggle to access affordable and decent housing. Even though social housing policies are in place in both contexts, for many the unregulated and often unaffordable private housing market is the only option. Building upon Antonio Tosi’s work, we centre our analysis on the poor and compare how two very different local housing systems create the co…
Is there a role for cooperative actors in the management of public housing? Hybrid partnerships as trojan horses for profit extraction or vehicle of housing commons
After its expansionist phase in the XX Century, in most countries public housing has incurred in a state of long-term crisis that still lasts until today. With long-lasting disinvestment in the Italian public housing, many dwellings and buildings are vacant or in decay. Public housing companies yet rely heavily on dismissal and sales to cover high overheads and low rents. In this context, there has been sporadic experimentation of partnerships be…
Investigating alternatives to privatization of public housing
After the long-lasting divestment in the Italian public housing system and the privatization of over 20% of the stock, many public dwellings are vacant or in substantial need of maintenance. The article aims at contributing to the literature that addresses the crisis of public housing, by investigating alternatives to its privatization in Italy, a context of heavy divestment and devolution. It draws on original material from the case study of the…
Do housing cooperatives change amidst neoliberal policies? Evidence from hybridization of two cooperative organizations in Milan
The article investigates if and how neoliberal policy change makes housing cooperatives (HCs) assume certain hybrid forms and institutional logics, affecting their housing production, financing and governance (and ultimately their contribution to affordable housing provision). The article traces the trajectory of two frontrunner HCs confronted with the development of housing policies in Milan and investigates their hybridization by combining the …
Investigating alternatives to privatization of public housing
After the long-lasting divestment in the Italian public housing system and the privatization of over 20% of the stock, many public dwellings are vacant or in substantial need of maintenance. The article aims at contributing to the literature that addresses the crisis of public housing, by investigating alternatives to its privatization in Italy, a context of heavy divestment and devolution. It draws on original material from the case study of the…
No City for Workers
As the housing affordability crisis strikes many cities around the world, public institutions and citizens have started to become aware of growing problems in the access to adequate affordable housing. The issue is particularly evident in Milan, where increased attractiveness is paralleled by a huge rise in housing prices. This article presents the results of research conducted by the Affordable Housing Observatory of Milan, contributing to publi…
The emerging role of cooperatives in the management of public housing in Italy. Opportunities and limitations of the ”Valorization-alternative-to-sale” policy in Lombardy
Many public housing units in Italy are vacant or in critical need of repair due to continuous political withdrawal and a structural lack of funds. To cover overheads with low rents – linked by law to the income of poor households – Italian public housing organizations and municipal authorities were turned into companies despite their welfare function and rely largely on the sale of properties to balance their budgets. In the context of protracted…
Housing the poor? Accessibility and exclusion in the local housing systems of Vienna and Milan
Despite featuring very different housing systems, both in Vienna and Milan a growing number of people struggle to access affordable and decent housing. Even though social housing policies are in place in both contexts, for many the unregulated and often unaffordable private housing market is the only option. Building upon Antonio Tosi’s work, we centre our analysis on the poor and compare how two very different local housing systems create the co…
Is there a role for cooperative actors in the management of public housing? Hybrid partnerships as trojan horses for profit extraction or vehicle of housing commons
After its expansionist phase in the XX Century, in most countries public housing has incurred in a state of long-term crisis that still lasts until today. With long-lasting disinvestment in the Italian public housing, many dwellings and buildings are vacant or in decay. Public housing companies yet rely heavily on dismissal and sales to cover high overheads and low rents. In this context, there has been sporadic experimentation of partnerships be…
Governo del territorio e mobilitazioni territoriali nel "cuore verde" d'Italia. Un'analisi delle relazioni tra trasformazioni territoriali e pratiche di difesa attiva in Umbria
The paper employs an interdisciplinary approach, integrating urban planning with social sciences, to analyze the evolution of planning and territorial governance mechanisms in relation to the emergence of grassroots territorial defense practices. It examines the process through which local communities organize around environmental conflicts and how these forms of activism are connected to political decision-making at the territorial level
Do housing cooperatives change amidst neoliberal policies? Evidence from hybridization of two cooperative organizations in Milan
The article investigates if and how neoliberal policy change makes housing cooperatives (HCs) assume certain hybrid forms and institutional logics, affecting their housing production, financing and governance (and ultimately their contribution to affordable housing provision). The article traces the trajectory of two frontrunner HCs confronted with the development of housing policies in Milan and investigates their hybridization by combining the …
Housing, Finance, and Neoliberalism (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Housing Market and Economics (3 works) · Human geography (2 works) · Public housing (2 works) · Urban Planning and Governance (2 works) · Urban Planning and Valuation (2 works)