ISSN 2283 - 7949

logo
Glocalism: Journal of culture, politics and innovation
logo
  • Home
  • About
  • Call for papers
  • Issues
  • Editorial Board
  • Publication Ethics
ISSUE 2014, 3: GLOBAL CITIES - In the Spotlight

Milan in the age of global contract

Home ISSUES ISSUE 2014, 3: GLOBAL CITIES ISSUE 2014, 3: GLOBAL CITIES - In the Spotlight Milan in the age of global contract
Marzo 15, 2020 by Paolo Perulli in ISSUE 2014, 3: GLOBAL CITIES - In the Spotlight
  • Abstract
  • Content
  • DOI

Abstract

Abstract: Milan is not only the golden location of the fashion and design industries as well as hightech research centres. What is peculiar about Milan, compared to London or Paris, is the contradiction between high density growth (made in the past by industry and the working class, today by finance and the creative class), and low polity. Milan is based on an external source of power corresponding to a weak nation-state. The local élites have been only partially able to negotiate with the central government. The past and recent history of Milan is one of fragmented urban expansion and limited vision. Here the urban contract is based on the (historically variable) social relationships and compromises between these main axial systems: infrastructures, knowledge, and creative industry. The first is representative of heavy capitalist and financial interests; the second is the expression of the intellectual capital of the city; the third has the flavour of the new emerging forces of the creative class. Analysing also some other Milan’s features it is clear that the urban contract is made of both local and global players in an asymmetric game.

Keywords: Milan, urban form, gateway city, contract city, new knowledge.

DOWNLOAD PDF

Content

DOWNLOAD PDF
perulli_gjcpi_2014_3

DOI

DOI: 10.12893/gjcpi.2014.3.4

About the author

Paolo Perulli
paolo.perulli@unipmn.it

Dipartimento di ricerca sociale - Università del Piemonte Orientale

 

0
Recommend
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • LinkedIN
Share
Tagged in

Search

CFP

CFP 2023, 1: ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS, MIGRATION, AND SOCIAL POLICY
CFP 2023, 1: ENVIRONMENTAL CRISIS, MIGRATION, AND SOCIAL POLICY
Ottobre 5, 2022 by Glocalism in CALL FOR PAPERS
Share
CFP 2022, 3: NEW TECHNOLOGIES, MIGRATION AND THE FUTURE OF WORK
CFP 2022, 3: NEW TECHNOLOGIES, MIGRATION AND THE FUTURE OF WORK
Aprile 22, 2022 by Glocalism in CALL FOR PAPERS
Share
CONTACT US HERE
delimiter image
Published by

Milan, Italy

ISSN 2283-7949

Glocalism: Journal of Culture, Politics and Innovation

CC-BY_icon

Except where otherwise noted,

content on this site is licensed under a

Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License

Privacy Policy

Follow us on Academia.edu
Follow us on Twitter

Glocalism Journal Follow

A peer-reviewed, open-access and cross-disciplinary journal published every four months by the association “Globus et Locus”

GlocalismJ
glocalismj Glocalism Journal @glocalismj ·
3 Feb

CALL FOR PAPERS! GJ #2023,1: Environmental Crisis, Migration and Social Policy. Read more on our website 👉🏼 https://glocalismjournal.org/cfp-2023-1-environmental-crisis-migration-and-social-policy/

Reply on Twitter 1621474431183765505 Retweet on Twitter 1621474431183765505 Like on Twitter 1621474431183765505 2 Twitter 1621474431183765505
Retweet on Twitter Glocalism Journal Retweeted
oxfordhistory Oxford History @oxfordhistory ·
31 Gen

Ford Lectures 2023 with Prof Colin Kidd
‘Modern Paganism Revisited’ - 5pm 2/2/23
South School, Exam Schools, Oxford
All are welcome.
#FordLectures #universityofoxford
@UniofOxford @Exam_Schools @OxUniVenues

Reply on Twitter 1620527472860172288 Retweet on Twitter 1620527472860172288 8 Like on Twitter 1620527472860172288 9 Twitter 1620527472860172288
logo