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During the week of the 17-23 April, Beyond Inhabitation Lab’s members participated in “Urban Life at the Extensions”, a rich, week-long programme of seminars and
In this blog post, we would like to bring attention to the latest book by Mara Ferreri, our new Core Team Member of the Beyond
Our co-director Prof Michele Lancione is currently offering a new 24-month Post-Doctoral Fellowship as part of a grant he was recently awarded to work on
We are looking forward to taking part in “Decentring Critical Urban Scholarship: Conversations with IJURR”, a hybrid public event organised by the International Journal of
Lab Director Michele Lancione has just received news that his project, Housing precarity in Eastern Europe: histories, geographies and urban political economies, will be funded
Today we are launching our Beyond Inhabitation: A Collective Study Lab, based at DIST, Polytechnic of Turin, and supported by the European Research Council Starting
Housing and inhabitation: situated geographies of intersectional struggles Organised by: Abdoumaliq Simone, Oluwafemi Olajide, Daniela Morpurgo, Michele Lancione, and Chiara Cacciotti Three interlocking processes are
Inhabiting liminality. Housing precarity in its spatial, political and social dimensions Organised by: Michele Lancione, Chiara Cacciotti, AbdouMaliq Simone Abstracts by 21 March: https://nomadit.co.uk/conference/easa2022/p/11428 Short
Late in December 2021, EPD: Society & Space published a special issue curated by our co-directors, Michele Lancione and AbdouMaliq Simone. This is a project that speaks directly
In late 2019, Professor Lancione was awarded the prestigious European Research Council Starting Grant (1.5 million euros over 5 years), for his project ‘Inhabiting Radical
