Decolonial Urbanism. From eurocentric critique to decolonizing planning practices

Decolonial thinking expresses a thought that questions relationships, inequalities and sociospatial conflicts, in order to transform them. It adops a relational perspective, focused on exchange processes between ‘differences’, this is to say, between different cultures, subjects, collectives, practices and knowledges allows a pluriverse to emerge. Reflections produced in the seminar allow a cross between urbanistic and decolonial knowledges problematizing traditional planning and research paradigms trying to re-define the sense and meaning of the Western Project.

Coordinators: Antonio di Campli, Camillo Boano, DIST | POLITO

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