Simone Tulumello

@simtulum.bsky.social

From Palermo, based in Lisbon. Human geography at ICS-ULisboa. Housing, violence, imaginaries, uneven development, semi-periphery.

Originally written for a French audience, Victor Pereira's book is an excellent summary of the PREC and its antecedents. Could had been more explicit in associating the rise of the far right in the present with the banalisation of PREC pushed by self defined progressive forces. #bookinatweet

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"People in Barcelona are being evicted by capitalist intermediaries who argue they have to make revenues for poor nurses in California" - Ismael Yrigoy, lecture at Iscte for the PhD in Political Economy

'There is nothing so very alarming in the terrible phrase, "destruction of property"'. From Matthew Costa's masterwork on how rent - not labour, not capital, not entrepreneurship - gave birth to capitalism

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it took some time, but the book forum on Urban Violence: Security, Imaginary, Atmosphere is now out on Dialogues in Urban Research. Thanks to Angeliki Drongiti, Moises Lino e Silva, @mitede.bsky.social and Gabriel Fauveaud for their generous/critical engagement! journals.sagepub.com/toc/dusa/4/1

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the press says Epstein was "infiltrat[ing] America’s Most Prestigious Universities" to earn "prestige and access"; but nobody notices that those prestigious universities have always been free and safe spaces for (white) elites, irrespective of their competences or ethical standing. 1/2

Epstein Used His Fortune to Infiltrate America’s Most Prestigious Universities

The sex offender positioned himself as a patron of the sciences. It earned him prestige and access, and it fueled the myth of his intellectual genius.

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Is it just an impression of mine or geog/urban/planning studies are been flooded of handbooks/companions and the like? Wouldn't be surprised of finding out it's just the latest stratagem of legacy publishers to which we all comply