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CURRICULUM VITAE March 2019

SIMONE TULUMELLO

PhD in Urban and Regional Planning with certificate of “Doctor Europaeus”.

Current position: post-doc research fellow and invited assistant professor (PhD in Development Studies),

Instituto de Ciências Sociais, Universidade de Lisboa (hereafter ICS-ULisboa).

Nationality: Italian

Date and place of birth: 14 November 1982, Palermo, Italy.

Url: www.ics.ulisboa.pt/en/pessoa/simone-tulumello

Orcid: http://orcid.org/0000-0002-6660-3432

Ciência ID: www.cienciavitae.pt/pt/1515-AE55-3809

Blog: http://simonetulumello.wordpress.com

Academia.edu: http://lisboa.academia.edu/SimoneTulumello

Twitter: https://twitter.com/SimTulum

Publons: www.publons.com/a/1624549/

ACADEMIC CAREER

2019 – to date. Research fellow (investigador auxiliar), ICS-ULisboa

2017 – to date. Invited assistant professor, PhD Development Studies, ULisboa.

2013 – 2019. Post-doc research fellow, ICS-ULisboa.

VISITING AND OTHER AFFILIATIONS

2017 – to date. Collaborator researcher, University of Lisbon, Centre for Comparative Studies, research

cluster LOCUS – Spaces, Places and Landscapes.

Fall 2016 – Spring 2017. Policy Fellow, Benjamin L Hooks Institute for Social Change, University of

Memphis.

January – July 2016. Visiting Fulbright Fellow, University of Memphis, Department of City and Regional

Planning.

April 2011 – October 2011. Junior visiting scholar, ICS-ULisboa.

HABILITATIONS

Habilitation to associate professorships, Italy (Abilitazione Scientifica Nazionale). 2017, fourth quarter.

Sectors:

8/F1 – Spatial and Urban Planning and Design.

11/B1 – Geography.

14/D1 – Sociology of Economic Processes, Labour, Environment and Territory.

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EDUCATION AND TRAINING

January 2009 – December 2011. Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Planning with certificate of “Doctor

Europaeus”. Department of Architecture, Section City, Territory, Landscape, University of Palermo.

Thesis (defended March 2012): Fearscapes. Feelings of Fear, Rhetorics on Security and Urban Planning

in the Contemporary City. Evaluation: “excellent”.

September 2001 – November 2007. Master degree (300 ECTS) in Civil Engineering-Architecture, Faculty of

Engineering, University of Palermo. 110/110 cum laude (full marks with honour).

September 2004 – July 2005. Erasmus student, Faculty of Architecture, University of Porto, Portugal.

CONSULTANCY

July 2012 – December 2012. Consultant, Formez PA, in agreement with the Department of Planning of the

Region Sicily. Member of the task-force committed to the assistance and monitoring of the local

administrations beneficiary of measures in the Axis 6 (Sustainable Urban Development) of ERDF

operational programme 2007-2013.

RESEARCH PROGRAMMES

2018-2021. (Co Principal Investigator) “HOPES - HOusing PErspectives and Struggles. Futures of housing

movements, policies and dynamics in Lisbon and beyond”. Funded by Fundação para a Ciência e a

Tecnologia (grant PTDC/GES-URB/28826/2017). Coordination: CIES-IUL.

2016-2019. (Task coordinator and core CV of proposal) “exPERts - Making sense of planning expertise:

housing policy and the role of experts in the Programa Especial de Realojamento (PER)”

(https://expertsproject.org/). Funded by Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (grant PTDC/ATP-

EUR/4309/2014). Coordination: ICS-ULisboa.

2016. (Fulbright programme) “SECURE. Security Explored Critically: URban planning Explorations (From

Southern Europe to Southern United States)”. Funded by Department of State (USA) and Ministero degli

Affari Esteri (Italy).

2014-2017. (Collaborator) “CILM – City and Insecurity in Literature and Media”

(http://cilm.comparatistas.edu.pt/). Funded by Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia. Coordination:

Centre for Comparative Studies, University of Lisbon.

2014-2015. (Researcher) “Flagship. Forward looking Driving Change” (http://flagship-project.eu/). Funded

by the European Commission, FP7 Research Funding Programme. Coordination: ISINNOVA.

2013-2018. (Post-doc programme) “Which ‘secure cities’? A critical approach to security and feelings of

fear in urban planning in Southern Europe”. Funded by Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia (grant

SFRH/BPD/86394/2012).

2013-2015. (Collaborator) “Post-metropolitan territories as emergent forms of urban space: Coping with

sustainability, livability, and governmentality”. PRIN (National Interest Research Programme) funded by

MIUR (Italian Department of Instruction, University and Research). Coordination: Politecnico di Milano.

2009. (Collaborator) “Redevelopment for the council housing estate. Guidelines for the intervention on the

IACP innovative neighbourhoods in Central and Southern Italy”. PRIN funded by MIUR. Coordination:

University of Roma Sapienza.

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TEACHING

SUPERVISIONS

Claudio Carbone, “Struggling for sustainable development. Social movements, housing policy and SDGs in

Rome and Lisbon”. PhD in Development Studies, ICS-ULisboa. Ongoing.

CO-SUPERVISIONS

Rita Silva, “Habitação e finança na semi-periferia global: crise, austeridade e políticas públicas. O caso de

Lisboa”. PhD in Public Policies, ISCTE-IUL. Ongoing.

Jessica Verheij, “Urban green space as a matter of environmental justice. How to plan for a just distribution

of Lisbon’s urban green spaces?”. Msc. Sustainable Urban Planning & Design, KTH Stockholm.

Ongoing.

Elena Hernandez, “Discovering the elusive experiences of precarious home making in a specific

neighbourhood in Lisbon: Squatting in-between necessity, last resort and self empowerment”. Bachelor’s

degree in Anthropology, Albert-Ludwigs-University Freiburg. October 2018.

Marco Giordano, “Gated Communities. Un modello ‘atipico’ a Palermo: Fondo Anfossi”. Bachelor’s degree

in Urban and Regional Planning, University of Palermo. February 2014.

Rosaria Casale, “I limiti dello Zen”. Bachelor’s degree in Urban and Regional Planning, University of

Palermo. March 2011.

COORDINATION

2018 – to date. Scientific committee, PhD Development Studies, ULisboa.

TAUGHT MODULES

2018/2019; 2017/2018. “Urban politics and planning” and “Urban inequality”, PhD Development Studies,

ULisboa.

2018/2019. “Case study analysis”, PhD in Comparative Politics, ULisboa.

2019. “Segurança urbana, representações e respostas”. II Curso de preparação para admissão ao Centro de

Estudos Judiciarios – Tribunais Judiciarios. CIDP-ULisvoa and IDPCC-ULisboa.

2019; 2018. “Digitalisation and outreach: online strategies and writing”. Winter school Digital Tools for

Research in Social Sciences. ICS-ULisboa.

2018; 2017. “Class, race and spatial (in)justice: the case of housing in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area”,

Intensive course Europe-Africa Relations, CEI-IUL.

2018. “A transatlantic journey to Lisbon. Territoriality and Policy: Lisbon Today”. Programme Portuguese

Society and Culture. October, Study in Portugal Network, FLAD and ULisboa.

2018. “Security and urban justice”. Programme University Training for Seniors. ULisboa.

2018. “Digitalisation and outreach: online strategies and writing”. Winter school Digital Tools for Research

in Social Sciences. ICS-ULisboa.

2014. “Contemporary patterns of surveillance and control: society, city, territory”. Master degree in

Population, Society, Territory, Institute of Geography and Spatial Planning, University of Lisbon (IGOT-

ULisboa).

2010. “Dynamic and fundamental concepts for planning and management of the cultural heritage”,

specialization course Territory Economics and Culture, University of Siena.

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MENTORSHIPS AND TEACHING ASSISTANCE

2018. Mentor. PhD Workshop Making space for hope - Exploring its ethical, activist and methodological

implications, Tjärö island, Kalskrona, July, AESOP.

2018. Mentor. Summer School The Athens summer school on resilient European cities. June, Athens,

University of Hannover and National Technical University of Athens.

2009-2012. Students tutor and teaching assistant. Course: Urban Planning II with studio, Bachelor’s degree

in Urban and Regional Planning, Faculty of Architecture, University of Palermo.

2008-2009. Students tutor and teaching assistant. Course: Architectural Project III with studio, Master’s

degree in Civil Engineering-Architecture, Faculty of Engineering, University of Palermo.

2006-2007. Students tutor and teaching assistant. Course: Urban Design with studio, Master’s degree in

Civil Engineering-Architecture, Faculty of Engineering, University of Palermo.

MEMBERSHIPS, NETWORKING AND INSTITUTIONAL WORK

2016 – to date. Representative of post-docs at the Scientific Committee, ICS-ULisboa.

2018. Examination board. Probationary year defence, PhD in Criminology, Nuno Teixeira, December,

Faculty of Law, University of Oporto.

2018. Examination board. PhD defence in Political Science, Adam Standring, September, FCSH, New

University of Lisbon.

2018. Selected expert invited by the United Nations Independent Expert on Foreign Debt, Finance and

Human Rights to comment on the draft of the Guiding Principles on Human Rights Impact Assessments

of Economic Reforms.

2017. External expert evaluator. MOVE-IN Louvain incoming post-doc Fellowships, Research Council of

the Université Catholique de Louvain.

2013-2016. Elected member of the Coordination Team of the AESOP Young Academics. Officer for

Communication.

2015-2016. External expert evaluator. COST – European Cooperation in Science and Technology.

Memberships and networks:

Urban Transitions Hub, ICS-ULisboa (since 2018)

Research Committee 21 (RC21) on Sociology of Urban and Regional Development of the

International Sociological Association (since 2017)

U.S. Department of State’s International Exchange Alumni Network (since 2016)

AESOP, the Association of the European Schools of Planning (2009-2011; and since 2015)

Association of Portuguese Geographers (since 2013)

AESOP Young Academics (since 2010)

Observa. Observatório de Ambiente e Sociedade, ICS-ULisboa (since 2014)

Memphis Heritage (2016)

Urban Affairs Association (2016)

Order of architects, Palermo (2008-2014)

EDITORIAL WORK

Peer review for:

International Journal of Urban and Regional Research (7);

Social and Cultural Geography (1);

Urban Geography (1);

Urban Affairs Review (2);

Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space (1);

Environment and Planning C: Politics and Space (1);

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Land Use Policy (1);

City: Analysis of Urban Trends, Culture, Theory, Policy, Action (1);

ACME: An International Journal for Critical Geographies (2);

European Planning Studies (1);

Cities - The International Journal of Urban Policy and Planning (1)

Evaluation and Program Planning (1);

Journal of Urban Technology (1);

Urban Planning (1);

plaNext – next generation planning (1);

Criminological Encounters (1);

Análise Social (2);

Finisterra – Revista Portuguesa de Geografia (4);

Archivio di Studi Urbani e Regionali (2);

Revista GOT – Geografia e Ordenamento do Território (3)

Dedalus – Revista Portuguesa de Literatura Comparada (1);

InFolio (1);

Imprensa de Ciências Sociais (2 book chapters);

XVI Colóquio Ibérico Geografia (1 abstract).

2016 – to date. Advisory board, journal Criminological Encounters.

2016 – to date. Editorial board (founding member), Blogue ATS, research group Environment, Territory,

Society of ICS-ULisboa.

2014 – to date. Editorial board (founding member), journal plaNext – next generation planning.

2014 – 2017. Editor-in-chief (founding member), blog AESOP Young Academics.

2009-2011. Editorial board, Infolio, journal of the Ph.D. in Urban and Regional Planning, University of

Palermo.

ACHIEVEMENTS

2018. Text selected in the bibliography for the admission test to the course preparatory for the judiciary

career, Centro de Estudos Judiciários, Portugal.

2018. Best Conference Paper, AESOP Congress. Paper shortlisted in the track “Governance”.

2018. Prémio Estimulo e Reconhecimento da Internacionalização em Cièncias Sociais – ERICS, ICS-

Ulisboa and Caixa Geral de Depósitos. Awarded in category B – books (2,000 €).

2018. Artigo do ano Finisterra – Revista Portuguesa de Geografia. Best paper published in 2016 (co-

authored with Marco Picone).

2017. Prémios Científicos Universidade de Lisboa / Caixa Geral de Depósitos. Honourable mention,

geography and sciences of territory.

2017. Best Conference Paper, AESOP Congress. Paper shortlisted in the track “Housing and urban

rehabilitation and qualification for places of dignity”.

2016. Fulbright Research Scholar Grant (6 months), US - Italy Fulbright Commission.

2016. Prémio Estimulo e Reconhecimento da Internacionalização em Cièncias Sociais – ERICS, ICS-

Ulisboa and Caixa Geral de Depósitos. Awarded in category A - articles in journals (2,000 €).

2016. Best Book Award to Cities in Crisis (edited by F. Othengrafen and J. Knieling; see publications,

contributed to two chapters), Regional Studies Association.

2013-2018. Post-Doc Grant, Fundação para a Ciência e a Tecnologia.

2014. Planning Thought Award for early career planning scholars, The Evolution of Planning Thought

project. Runner-up.

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2013. Premio Ferraro (X edition) for PhD theses in Urban and Regional Planning. Short-listed for final

phase.

2011. Grant for post-graduate research periods in foreign countries (6 months), University of Palermo.

2010. Full bursary for the participation to the AESOP PhD workshop and annual congress, AESOP Young

Academics.

2009. International competition for ideas Iceberg 2008, urban regeneration of Borgo Panigale, Bologna,

Italy, Municipality of Bologna. First prize (2,500 €).

2007. International competition for ideas Urban and landscape regeneration of Mondello, Palermo,

University of Palermo and Municipality of Palermo. First prize in the students section (3,000 €).

2004 – 2005. Erasmus scholarship (10 months).

EVENTS ORGANISATION AND PARTICIPATION

ORGANISATION OF EVENTS

2018. Scientific committee (track “Fearcity”) and chair (session “Organizational innovation and democracy

for urban challenges”). TICYUrb’18. 3rd International Conference for Young Urban Researchers. 18-22

June, Lisbon.

2018. Organising and scientific committee. International conference Beyond Planetary Apartheid. 9-11

May, ICS-ULisboa and CEI-IUL.

2018. Organisation. Session “New Directions in Geographies of Policing, Detention, and Mass Incarceration

I: Theorizing security beyond the critique of securitization”. American Association of Geographers

Annual Meeting. 10-14 April, New Orleans.

2018. Collaborator to the organisation and workshop chair. Conference Fórum da Habitação: Ausências

Passadas, Presenças Futuras. 2º Debate. 5 April, ICS-ULisboa.

2018. Collaborator to the organisation and track chair. Conference Fórum da Habitação: Ausências

Passadas, Presenças Futuras. 1º Debate. 9 January, ICS-ULisboa.

2017 – to date. Coordination. Cycle Debates Habita. Lectures by: Delana Corazza (Observatório de

Remoções de São Paulo); Jordi Nofre (CICS-UNL); Guya Accornero (CIES-IUL); Ana Estevens (IGOT-

ULisboa); Britta Baumgarten (CIES-IUL); Agustin Cocola-Gant (CEG-ULisboa) e Ana Gago (IGOT-

ULisboa); Daniel Malet Calvo (CIES-IUL); Pedro Guimarães (CEG-ULisboa); Elena Hernandez (Albert-

Ludwigs-University, Freiburg); Alex Ferreira Magalhães (IPPUR/UFRJ); Susana Coroado

(Transparência Internacional). MOB espaço associativo, Lisbon.

2017. Organisation. Session “Security and (In)justice: Beyond the Securisation of the Urban” (2 slots).

RC21 Conference. Rethinking Urban Global Justice. 11-13 September, Leeds.

2017. Scientific committee. International conference Prison States and Political Embodiment, Faculty of

Humanities, ULisboa. 7-8 September.

2017. Organisation and speaker. Roundtable “Towards knowledge that changes things? The challenges of

engaged planning theory and practice”. Spaces of Dialog for Places of Dignity. AESOP Congress. 11-14

July, Lisbon.

2017. Organisation. Seminar Transformative Knowledge for an Era of Planetary Urbanisation? Questioning

the Role of Social Sciences and Humanities from an Interdisciplinary Perspective. 10 July, ICS-ULisboa.

2017. Organisation. Book presentation “Cities in Global Capitalism” with Ugo Rossi (University of Turin),

Andy Inch (ICS-ULisboa) and Ricardo Noronha (FCSH-UNL). 8 June, ICS-ULisboa, CIES-IUL e

Habita.

2017. Steering committee. Right to the Future. Urban Thinker Campus, UN-Habitat World Urban

Campaign, 6-8 April, Palermo.

2016. Organisation. Workshop Envisioning a Safer Community, in collaboration with Livable Memphis, 7

July, Memphis.

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2016. Organisation. Workshop “Safer Neighborhoods”, Healthy Places Summit, University of Memphis

Design Collaborative, 4 May, Memphis.

2016. Organising committee. 10th AESOP Young Academics conference Spatial Governance. Bridging

Theory and Practice, 21-24 March, Ghent University.

2015 – to date. Organising committee. exPERts Seminar Series. Lectures by: João Pedro Nunes (FCSH-

UNL); Sónia Alves (ICS-ULisboa); David Varady (University of Cincinnati); Fátima Matos (University

of Porto); Ana Ferreira (FCSH-UNL and ISCTE-IUL); Alessandro Colombo (IGOT-ULisboa); António

Brito Guterres (ISCTE-IUL); Caterina Di Giovanni (ICS-ULisboa); Nicolas Gharbi (DG-Regio, EC);

Ana Rita Alves (CES-UC); Giacomo Pozzi (University of Milan Bicocca); Sara Medeiros (Universidade

Federal do Rio Grande do Norte); Jorge Malheiros (IGOT-ULisboa); Marina Carreiras (IGOT-ULisboa);

Adam Standring (FCSH-UNL); Juliana Blasi Cunha (PPGSP/UENF). ICS-ULisboa and IGOT-ULisboa.

2015. Organisation. Sessions “Smart Cities, service providing and urban policies/politics” and “Informality

and bottom-up organisation in the age of technology”, Urban Thinker Campus, UN-Habitat World Urban

Campaign, 8-10 October, Palermo.

2015. Organisation. Roundtable “Multi-disciplinary critical perspectives on urban security/safety”. Definite

Space – Fuzzy Responsibility. AESOP Congress, 13-16 July, Prague.

2015. Conference coordinator. 9th AESOP Young Academic conference Differences and Connections.

Beyond Universal Theories in Planning, Urban, and Heritage Studies, 23-26 March, University of

Palermo.

2014. Organising committee. 8th AESOP Young Academics conference Cities that Talk, 10-13 March,

University of Gothenburg.

2013. Collaborator to the organisation and track chair. Session “Conflict and planning policy”. Conference

planning/conflict: cities and citizenships in times of crisis, 9-11 October, ICS-ULisboa.

2012. Collaborator to the organisation. Didactic programme of the PhD in Urban and Regional Planning of

the University of Palermo. Lectures by: João Seixas (ICS-ULisboa); Enrico Gualini (Technische

Universität Berlin); Huw Thomas (Cardiff University).

2011. Collaborator to the organisation. Workshop “Immigration and Gateway Cities”, IX Biennial of Towns

and Town Planners of Europe, 14-17 September, Genoa.

2011. Collaborator to the organisation. Seminar Urban Governance in the South of Europe, 8 July, ICS-

ULisboa.

2009. Scientific committee. Workshop: BallaròEcoMercato, organised by Aleph, Civil Engineering-

Architecture Students Association, 14-17 April, Palermo.

PARTICIPATION TO EVENTS

2019. Chair. Opening plenary session, 2º Encontro Anual de Economia Política. 1-2 February, Coimbra.

2018. Chair. Session “Bodies across borders”. International conference Endangered Bodies. Representing

and Policing the Body in Western Culture. 8-9 October, Lisbon.

2018. Chair. Session “Participation and governance”, track “Governance”. Making Space for Hope. AESOP

Congress. 10-14 July, Gothenburg.

2018. Invited expert. Work session, Festival Habitabis. 23 March, Biblioteca de Marvila, Lisbon.

2018. Chair. Panel “Questões contemporâneas”. Conference Habitação in foco: Da comunidade aos

decisores, 19 February, Centro de Informação Urbana de Lisboa.

2017. Invited expert. Delphi survey, project BOHEMIA - Beyond the Horizon: Foresight in support of the

preparation of the European Union’s Future Policy in Research and Innovation (H2020), European

Commission. December.

2017. Discussant. Monthly Seminar Movimentos Sociais e Ação Política, presentation by Caterina Di

Giovanni (CIES-IUL). 15 November, CIES-IUL.

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2017. Discussant. Panel “Citizen e-Participation and Community Engagement”, II International Conference

on Urban e-Planning, 20-21 April 2017, IGOT-ULisboa.

2016. Chair. Screening of “Terramotourism” and debate, organised by Habita, 10 December, Lisbon.

2015. Invited expert. 3rd workshop on “Drivers and Trends on the Future Developments of Non-

communicable Diseases. Southern European Perspective”, organised by ISINNOVA. FRESHER.

Foresight and Modelling for European Health Policy and Regulation, Horizon 2020 project, 26 October,

Lisbon.

2015. Chair. Plenary session “Future cities R&D”, Urban Thinker Campus, UN-Habitat World Urban

Campaign, 8-10 October, Palermo.

2015. Moderator. Public consultation World Wide Views on Climate and Energy, 6 June, ICS-ULisboa.

2015. Discussant. Panel 8, Local Government and Urban Governance: Citizen Responsive Innovations in

Europe and in Africa. IGU-GOG international conference, 9-10 April, IGOT-ULisboa.

2014. Chair. Session “Context driven planning and governance approaches”, conference Urban Futures-

Squaring Circles: Europe, China and the World in 2050, 10-11 October, Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian,

Lisbon.

FUNDING ID

RESEARCH GRANTS

2017. FCT project. “HOPES - HOusing PErspectives and Struggles. Futures of housing movements, policies

and dynamics in Lisbon and beyond”. Co-PI. Total budget: 231,624€. ICS-ULisboa budget: 81,936€.

Hosting institution CIES-IUL.

2015. FCT project. “exPERts - Making sense of planning expertise: housing policy and the role of experts in

the Programa Especial de Realojamento (PER)”. Core CV of the proposal. Total budget: 163,404€. ICS-

ULisboa budget: 34,332€. Hosting institution ICS-ULisboa.

CONFERENCE GRANTS

2018. Conference Beyond Planetary Apartheid. Fundo de Apoio à Comunidade Cientifica, Fundação para a

Ciência e a Tecnologia: 600€; ICS-ULisboa: 600€; CEI-IUL: 500€.

2016. 10th AESOP Young Academics conference. AESOP: 2,000€.

2015. 9th AESOP Young Academic conference. University of Palermo, Department of Architecture: 6,000€;

University of Gothenburg, Critical Heritage Studies: 4,000€; AESOP: 2,000€.

2014. 8th AESOP Young Academics conference. AESOP: 2,000€.

SCHOLAR ACTIVIST GRANTS

2017. The Reflex – ‘Go Guerrilla’ Fund for Urgent Actions, Guerrilla Foundation. “Caravana pelo Direito à

Habitação”. 5,000€.

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PRESENTATIONS

KEYNOTE

2. “Is critique ready for hope? A reflexive account on the epistemological and methodological conundrums

of theorising beyond critique”. PhD Workshop Making Space for Hope - Exploring its Ethical, Activist

and Methodological Implications, AESOP, Tjärö island, Kalskrona, 7 July 2018.

1. “Fighting ‘post-austerity austerity’: From the housing crisis to the right to the city in post-crisis Lisbon”,

The Athens Summer School 2018 on Resilient European Cities. University of Hannover and National

Technical University of Athens, Athens, 25 June 2018.

INVITED

20. “Hope in critique? A reflexive account on the challenges of researching security/fear/violence”, Terra –

University of Oslo’s students of Human Geography committee Fieldtrip, Lisbon, 14 March 2019.

19. “Lisbon amid the storm: from historical socio-spatial inequalities to tourism gentrification”, Heriot-Watt

University Fieldtrip, Lisbon, 12 February 2019.

18. “‘And who was left to deal with it? The police.’ Public safety and urban policy in Memphis, a multi-

scalar and comparative perspective”, School of Urban Affairs and Public Policy open lecture. University

of Memphis, 16 April 2018.

17. Invited intervention. Seminar “Esquerda/direita ou sistema/antisistema? As fracturas no sistema político

italiano à luz dos resultados das eleições politicas de 4 de Março”, ICS-ULisboa, 7 March 2018.

16. “Lisbon amid the storm: from historical socio-spatial inequalities to tourism gentrification”, Heriot-Watt

University Fieldtrip, Lisbon, 8 February 2018.

15. “Estudos urbanos globais: para uma epistemologia comparativa entre o global e o local”, Ciclo de

Seminários Avançados OpenSoc, PhD in Sociology, FCSH-UNL, Lisbon, 27 November 2017.

14. Invited intervention, final roundtable. International conference Prison States and Political Embodiment,

Faculty of Humanities, ULisboa. 7-8 September 2017.

13. “The border within the city: diversity, planning and housing in the generation of urban fear – the case of

Chelas”, lecture and field visit. Summer school Border Crossings: European and North American

Responses to Current Immigration Issues, ISCTE-IUL and Aim Overseas, 20 July 2017.

12. “Sobre e além uma investigação na Mouraria: Entre atualidade e teorização numa investigação sobre

políticas urbanas neoliberais”, open lecture. Master in Urbanism and Spatial Planning, University of

Lisbon, 4 April 2017.

11. “Desigualdad y espacio”, Escola Univeritària ERAM, Degree in Audiovisual and Multimedia, Girona,

30 November 2016.

10. “The long way to a safer Memphis: Local Policies for Crime Prevention Need Structural Change”,

Bridging the Great Divide: 2016 Hooks Institute Annual Open House and Release of 2016 Policy

Papers, University of Memphis, 6 October 2016.

9. “Homeland, or a multi-scalar ‘community’? (Dis)continuity in the American security/safety discourse and

practice” (with. R. Falanga). International conference Home_lands and the borders of “America”,

Faculty of Humanities, University of Lisbon, 27 September 2016.

8. “The crossroads of security, safety, city and planning: oversights, paradoxes, challenges and possible

futures”, inaugural School of Urban Affairs and Public Policy lecture. University of Memphis, 31 March

2016.

7. “The Future Imagined: Insights from the future from the literature and the visual art” (with O. Bina).

Thinking ahead Sustainably: Policies, Scenarios and Models to address Grand Societal Challenges,

Flagship project final conference, Brussels, 16 December 2015.

6. “Espaços ou paisagens do medo? Uma perspectiva sul-Europeia sobre os processos de espacialização do

medo urbano”, open lecture. Master in Urbanism and Spatial Planning, University of Lisbon, 24 April

2015.

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5. “Disseram ‘segurança’? Segurança urbana e espaço público, das questões globais à Mouraria de Lisboa:

uma abordagem crítica”. Ciclo Debates Habita, Mob Espaço Associativo, Lisbon, 16 April 2015.

4. “Videovigilância no espaço urbano de Lisboa: as histórias”. Centre for Comparative Studies, University

of Lisbon, 16 May 2014.

3. “Planning processes and spatial frame of the Alta de Lisboa”, field-study visit. COST action Crime

Prevention through Urban Design and Planning, Lisbon, 7 September 2013.

2. “Questioni di metodo in una ricerca sui sentimenti di paura in pianificazione urbana. Il caso di Lisbona”.

PhD in Urban and Regional Planning, University of Palermo, 25 March 2013.

1. “Fearscapes. Paura del crimine e pianificazione urbana nella città contemporanea”. Degree in Urban and

Regional Planning, University of Palermo, 21 March 2013.

PAPER

34. Accornero G., Tulumello S., Allegra M., “Onde está o direito à habitação? Para uma análise de

movimentos sociais e políticas em volta da habitação em Lisboa”, Conference Direito à Cidade (1968-

2018), Lisbon, 5-8 December 2018.

33. Seixas J., Tulumello S., Allegretti G., “Lisboa em transição profunda e desequilibrada. Habitação,

imobiliário e política urbana no Sul da Europa e na era digital”, Congresso Observatório das Metrópoles.

As Metrópoles e o Direito à Cidade: dilemas, desafios e esperanças, Rio de Janeiro, 3-7 December 2018.

32. Tulumello S., “(In)justiça espacial em territórios urbanos em mudança: Uma visão multiescalar e

genealógica sobre a Alta de Lisboa”, Península Ibérica no Mundo: XVI Colóquio Iberico de Geografia,

Lisbon, 5-7 November 2018.

31. Pavoni A., Tulumello S., “What is ‘urban violence’? Steps toward a theory beyond ‘violence in the

city’”, Power, Violence and Justice. ISA World Congress of Sociology, Toronto, 15-21 July 2018.

30. Tulumello S., Allegra M., Colombo A., Ferrão J., “Housing policy and multilevel governance: the case

of Portugal and the (hidden) role of the European Union”, Making Space for Hope. AESOP Congress,

Gothenburg, 10-14 July 2018.

29. Bertoni F., Tulumello S., “‘Nessun decoro sui nostri corpi’. Produzione e contestazione del decoro come

dispositivo biopolitico”, La libertà è una passeggiata. Giornata di studi IAPh Italia, Rome, 3 May 2018.

28. Tulumello S, Colombo A., Ferreira A.C., “Urban in/justice and semi-quantitative mapping: Placing

gated residential developments and social rehousing processes in Lisbon metro”, American Association

of Geographers Annual Meeting, New Orleans, 10-14 April 2018.

27. Tulumello S., Colombo A., “Inclusive communities, exclusionary city, planning N/A? Mapping

condóminios fechados quasi-quantitatively in Lisbon, Cascais (and Barreiro)”, Inclusão, Cidadania,

Sustentabilidade. 4 Encontro ICS, Lisbon, 29 November 2017.

26. Tulumello S., Saija L., “‘Community development’ vs ‘social change’? A critical reflection on US

community development practices from a European perspective”, RC21 Conference. Rethinking Urban

Global Justice, Leeds. 11-13 September 2017.

25. Tulumello S., Ferreira A.C., Colombo A., Di Giovanni C., Allegra M., “Social housing policy or social

policy for housing? The role of the Programa Especial de Realojamento (PER) in the housing/planning

nexus in Portugal”, Spaces of Dialog for Places of Dignity. AESOP Congress, Lisbon, 11-14 July 2017.

24. Tulumello S., Iapaolo F., “‘Smart’ policing, ‘dumb’ policy? Predictive policing and security amid

neoliberal urban policy in Memphis, TN”, II International Conference on Urban e-Planning, Lisbon, 20-

21 April 2017.

23. Tulumello S., “Neoliberalisation, austerity and the ‘end of policy’: Governing crime in Memphis

through data, community, grants and the security apparatus”, Governing social and spatial inequalities

under enduring austerity. People Place Policy conference, Sheffield, 15 September 2016.

22. Tulumello S., “Urban safety and the end of policy: Governing Memphis through data, grants,

‘community’ and the security apparatus”, Cities, Crime and Disorder: A Dialogue between Urban

Studies and Criminology, Sheffield, 14-15 September 2016.

21. Cachado R., Ascensão E., Tulumello S., Allegra M., “Sociologia urbana e (da) habitação: um caminho

comum? O caso do PER”, Portugal Território de Territórios, IX Congresso Português de Sociologia,

Faro, 6-8 July 2016.

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20. Tulumello S., “Urban Security/Safety Policy Making at the ‘Borderlands’: A Grounded Comparison

Lisbon-Memphis TN”, Urban Affairs Association Conference, San Diego, 16-19 March 2016.

19. Tulumello S., Allegra M., “‘Finirla com le baracche’: Note preliminari per una ricerca sul ‘Programa

Especial de Realojamento’ (PER)”, Conference O Lusitanismo italiano, Bologna, 17-18 December 2015.

18. Tulumello S., Cotella G., Othengrafen F., Papaioannou T., “Cities in-between crisis and austerity. Socio-

political and socio-spatial implications for urban governance and planning”, Local Government and

Urban Governance: Citizen Responsive Innovations in Europe and in Africa. IGU-GOG international

conference, Lisbon, 9-10 April 2015.

17. Tulumello S., Bina O., Ferrão J., “Bridging ICTs, urban governance, and future studies: A forward

looking analysis experience in the metropolitan area of Lisbon”, Local Government and Urban

Governance: Citizen Responsive Innovations in Europe and in Africa. IGU-GOG international

conference, Lisbon, 9-10 April 2015.

16. Papaioannou T., Cotella G., Othengrafen F., Tulumello S., “Cities in crisis. Socio-political and socio-

spatial implications for territorial governance and spatial planning”, Urban Austerity: Impacts of the

global financial crisis on cities in Europe, Weimar, 4-5 December 2014.

15. Tulumello S., “A critical theory for local policies for urban security. The case of Lisbon Metropolitan

Area”, Mid-term conference. Research Network 37: Urban Sociology of the European Sociological

Association, Lisbon, 19-22 November 2014.

14. Tulumello S., “Towards a critical understanding of urban security within institutional urban planning:

The case of the Lisbon Metropolitan Area”, From Control to Co-Evolution. AESOP Congress, Utrecht,

9-12 July 2014.

13. Tulumello S., Picone M., “Shopping malls and the peculiar neoliberal trends of Southern European

Cities: Post-metropolitan challenges for urban planning policy”, From Control to Co-Evolution. AESOP

Congress, Utrecht, 9-12 July 2014.

12. Tulumello S., “Complementing planning research in/for the era of differences and conflict. A

theoretical-methodological approach”, International Conference Diversity in the City, Lisbon, 26-27

June 2014.

11. Tulumello S., Ferro G., “Towards a three-fold understanding of a ‘dense’ space: Practices, policies, and

representations around a square in Lisbon”, Cities that Talk. AESOP Young Academics Conference,

Gothenburg, 10-13 March 2014.

10. Seixas J., Tulumello S., Corvelo S., Drago A., “Potentials and restrictions on the changing dynamics of

the political spaces in Lisbon”, International Conference Cities in Crisis, Hamburg, 5-6 December 2013.

9. Tulumello S., “Urban fear and the institutional planning paradigms. Differences, rhetoric and stigma in

two council housing districts”, Planning for Resilient Cities and Regions. Joint AESOP-ACSP Congress,

Dublin, 14-19 July 2013.

8. Tulumello S., Verones S., “Is Territorial Cohesion making cohesion? EU territorial development policy,

evaluation, and the multiscalarity issue in Palermo”, Europa 2020. PRU Conference, Aveiro, 5-6 July

2013.

7. Tulumello S., “Quale giustizia spaziale per i Rom in Italia? Una riflessione teorica sui processi di

rimozione dei campi nomadi italiani”, Risposte alla crisi. V conferenza ESPAnet Italia, Roma, 20-22

September 2012.

6. Lo Bocchiaro G., Tulumello S., “Giustizia spaziale ‘intorno’ lo Zen: un’analisi critica sull’urbanistica

come strumento di giustizia”, Tracce urbane, Ferrara, 28-29 June 2012.

5. Tulumello S., “Term to exclude: Rom populations as immigrants/nomads in (Southern) Italy”, IX Biennial

of Towns and Town Planners of Europe, Genova, 14-17 September 2011.

4. Tulumello S., “Dal panopticon alla sorveglianza generalizzata. Controllo e spazio pubblico, quale ruolo

per la pianificazione?”, Abitare l'Italia. XIV Conferenza SIU, Torino, 24-26 March 2011.

3. Tulumello S., Giacopelli A. L., Giampino A., “Sustainable informal settlements: Western concepts and

on-field issues”, Space is Luxury. AESOP Congress, Helsinki, 7-10 July 2010.

2. Tulumello S., “Fearscapes? Visions from the contemporary city: Between rhetoric of security and border

spaces”, Spatial Justice. PhD workshop of the AESOP Young Academics, Seili Island, Turku, 3-5 July

2010.

1. Tulumello S., “Void zone: Readings of fear and solitude in the post-industrial/post-modern city”,

Understanding the Post-Industrial City: Metropolis, Urban Renewal, Public Space. Joint Ph. D.

seminar, Goethe Institut Lisbon, 2-5 December 2009.

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POSTER

2. Tulumello S., Longhitano L., “Insurgent planning cultures? An exploration of contentious planning

through the lenses of planning cultures in Southern Europe”, Definite Space – Fuzzy Responsibility.

AESOP Congress, Prague, 13-16 July 2015.

1. Rubino S., Lotta F., Scaduto M. L., Tulumello S., “Palermo, Metropolitan Mainstreams with a twist: In-

between new tendencies and ancient drifts”, The New Metropolitan Mainstram. 20th INURA conference,

Zurich, 27-30 June 2010.

OTHER

5. Tulumello S., “Entre autonomia e constrangimentos: uma história doutoral italiana”, Seminários

Responsible Research and Innovation. Estudantes de doutoramento: dilemas éticos na orientação e

acompanhamento, ICS-ULisboa, 2 December 2015.

4. Tulumello S., “Institutions, cultures, comparison: Travelling ideas of/in planning”, exPERts Seminar

Series, ICS-ULisboa, 13 November 2015.

3. Tulumello S., “Blind-faith in Blindness? Power versus ethics in the process of peer-review”, III Encontro

de Investigação ICS, ICS-ULisboa, 15 June 2015.

2. Lüer C., Tulumello S., “Territorial Development and Governance. WP7 – Preliminary results of the

territorial impact assessment for the deliverable D7.1”, Flagship project meeting, Basque Centre for

Applied Mathematics, Bilbao, 23 October 2014.

1. Tulumello S., “Three news for research outputs – dissemination and assessment”, FórumICS, ICS-

ULisboa, 25 September 2013.

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PUBLICATIONS

MONOGRAPHS

Tulumello S. (2017), Fear, Space and Urban Planning. A critical perspective from Southern Europe. Cham:

Springer. Doi: 10.1007/978-3-319-43937-2 [ERICS prize 2018].

EDITED BOOKS

[OA] Ferrão, J., Delicado A., Horta A., Gomes C., Travassos D., Rowland J., Santos M., Tulumello S. (eds.)

(2019), Reflexões sobre Ambiente, Território e Sociedade. Três Anos do Blogue ATS, Lisbon:

ICS/Observa.

https://icsambienteterritoriosociedade.files.wordpress.com/2019/01/tres_anos_de_blogue_ats.pdf.

SPECIAL ISSUES

[OA] Tulumello S., Healey P. (2016) “Questioning planning, connecting places and times”, plaNext – next

generation planning, 3, http://journals.aesop-planning.eu/volume-3/.

PEER-REVIEWED ARTICLES

19. [OA] Seixas J., Tulumello S., Allegretti G. (forthcoming in 2019), “Lisboa em transição profunda e

desequilibrada. Habitação, imobiliário e política urbana no sul da europa e na era digital”, Cadernos

Metrópole, accepted January 2019.

18. Pavoni A., Tulumello S. (2018), “What is urban violence?”, Progress in Human Geography, online first.

Doi: 10.1177/0309132518810432.

17. [OA] Tulumello S., Ferreira A.C., Colombo A., Di Giovanni C., Allegra M. (2018), “Comparative

planning and housing studies beyond taxonomy: A genealogy of the Special Programme for Rehousing

(Portugal)”, Transactions of the Association of European Schools of Planning, 2, 32-46. Doi:

10.24306/TrAESOP.2018.01.003.

16. [OA] Tulumello S. (2018), “Neoliberalisation of security, austerity and the ‘end of public policy’:

Governing crime in Memphis (TN, USA) through predictive policing, community, grants and police

‘mission creep’”, ACME: An International Journal for Critical Geographies, 17(1), 171-200,

www.acme-journal.org/index.php/acme/article/view/1537.

15. Tulumello S. (2018), “The multi-scalar nature of urban security and public safety: Crime prevention

from local policy to policing in Lisbon (Portugal) and Memphis (the United States)”, Urban Affairs

Review, 54(6) 1134–1169. Doi: 10.1177/1078087417699532.

14. [OA] Allegretti G., Tulumello S., Seixas J. (2018), “Repositionner le débat sur le droit à la ville à

Lisbonne: Tendances contradictoires dans le secteur du logement”, Sud-Ouest Européen, 46, 91-108.

13. Tulumello S. (2017), “Toward a critical understanding of urban security within the institutional practice

of urban planning: The case of the Lisbon Metropolitan Area”, Journal of Planning Education and

Research, 37(4), 397-410. Doi: 10.1177/0739456X16664786.

12. [OA] Caruso N., Tulumello S. (2017), “plaNext – next generation planning: verso una peer-review

aperta”, EyesReg – Giornale di Scienze Regionali, 7(4), 143-147, www.eyesreg.it/2017/planext-next-

generation-planning-verso-una-peer-review-aperta/.

11. [OA] Tulumello S. (2016), “Multi-level Territorial Governance and Cohesion Policy. Structural Funds

and the Timing of Development in Palermo and the Italian Mezzogiorno”, European Journal of Spatial

Development, 62. URN: urn:nbn:se:norden:org:diva-4862.

10. [OA] Tulumello S., Picone M. (2016), “Shopping malls and neoliberal trends in Southern European

cities: Post-metropolitan challenges for urban planning policy”, Finisterra – Revista Portuguesa de

Geografia, LI(101), 111-132. Doi: 10.18055/Finis7071 [Finisterra best article award 2016].

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9. Tulumello S. (2016), “Reconsidering Neoliberal Urban Planning in Times of Crisis: Urban Regeneration

Policy in a ‘Dense’ Space in Lisbon”, Urban Geography, 37(1), 117-140. Doi:

10.1080/02723638.2015.1056605.

8. [OA] Seixas J., Tulumello S., Corvelo S., Drago A. (2015), “Dinâmicas sociogeográficas e políticas na

Área Metropolitana de Lisboa em tempos de crise e de austeridade”, Cadernos Metrópole, 34, 371-399.

Doi: 10.1590/2236-9996.2015-3404.

7. Tulumello S. (2015), “Fear and Urban Planning in Ordinary Cities: From Theory to Practice”, Planning

Practice and Research, 30(5), 477-496. Doi: 10.1080/02697459.2015.1025677.

6. Tulumello S. (2015), “Questioning the Universality of Institutional Transformation Theories in Spatial

Planning: Shopping Mall Developments in Palermo”, International Planning Studies, 20(4), 371-389.

Doi: 10.1080/13563475.2015.1029693.

5. Tulumello S. (2015), “From ‘spaces of fear’ to ‘fearscapes’: Mapping for re-framing theories about the

spatialization of fear in urban space”, Space and Culture, 18(3), 257-272. Doi:

10.1177/1206331215579716 [ERICS prize 2016].

4. Tulumello S., Falanga R. (2015), “An exploratory study of uses of ‘urban security’ and ‘urban safety’ in

international urban studies literature”, Dedalus - Revista Portuguesa de Literatura Comparada, 19, 55-

85.

3. Lo Bocchiaro G., Tulumello S. (2014), “La violenza dello spazio allo Zen di Palermo. Un’analisi critica

sull’urbanistica come strumento di giustizia”, Archivio di Studi Urbani e Regionali, 110, 73-94. Doi:

10.3280/ASUR2014-110006.

2. Tulumello S. (2013), “Panopticon sud-europeo: (video)sorveglianza, spazio pubblico e politiche urbane”,

Archivio di Studi Urbani e Regionali, 107, 30-51. Doi: 10.3280/ASUR2013-107003.

1. [OA] Verones S., Tulumello S., Rubino S., Delponte I. (2012), “An Italian Urban “Fashion”: The Urban 1

Programme as a Catalyst for the Institutional Planning Shift”, Italian Journal of Planning Practice, 2(2),

66-95. Url: www.ijpp.it/index.php/it/article/view/21.

OTHER JOURNAL ARTICLES

14. [OA] Falanga R., Tulumello S., Inch A., Alves A.R., Jorge S., Kühne J., Silva R. (forthcoming), “The

‘Caravana pelo Direito à Habitação’: Towards a new movement for housing in Portugal?”, Radical

Housing Journal, accepted October 2018.

13. [OA] Tulumello S. (2018) “‘And who was left to deal with it? The police’: reflecting on permanent, low-

intensity austerity in Memphis”, lo Squaderno, 47, 13-16,

www.losquaderno.professionaldreamers.net/?p=1827.

12. [OA] Tulumello S., Healey P. (2016) “Questioning planning, connecting places and times: Introduction

to the special issue”, plaNext – next generation planning, 3, 7-15. Doi: 10.24306/plnxt.2016.03.001.

11. [OA] Tulumello S., Ferro G. (2013), “Le volatili rappresentazioni di piazza Martim Moniz a Lisbona”,

Urbanistica Tre, 3, 13-19, www.urbanisticatre.uniroma3.it/dipsu/?page_id=2205.

10. [OA] Tulumello S. (2013), “Fortificazione residenziale e sviluppo urbano a Palermo”, StrumentiRes,

5(2) [online], http://repositorio.ul.pt/handle/10451/8047.

9. Tulumello S. (2012), “Fearscapes. Sentimenti di paura, retoriche sulla sicurezza e pianificazione urbana

nella città contemporanea”, Infolio, Rivista del Dottorato di Ricerca in Pianificazione Urbana e

Territoriale dell'Università di Palermo, 28, 49-54.

8. [OA] Tulumello S. (2011), “Dal panopticon alla sorveglianza generalizzata. Controllo e spazio pubblico,

quale ruolo per la pianificazione?”, Planum. The Journal of Urbanism [online],

http://siu.bedita.net/download/tulumello-pdf.

7. [OA] Tulumello S. (2011), “Gated communities nel meridione europeo? Alcune evidenze tra Lisbona e

Palermo”, Infolio, Rivista del Dottorato di Ricerca in Pianificazione Urbana e Territoriale

dell'Università di Palermo, 27, 33-36,

http://portale.unipa.it/dipartimenti/diarchitettura/.content/Infolio/27_infolio.pdf.

6. Tulumello S. (2011), “Palermo, tra vuoti istituzionali e pressioni politiche”, Urbanistica Informazioni,

238, 28-29.

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5. [OA] Tulumello S. (2011), “XXX-modernità: definire l'indefinibile”, Infolio, Rivista del Dottorato di

Ricerca in Pianificazione Urbana e Territoriale dell'Università di Palermo, 26, 57-60,

http://portale.unipa.it/dipartimenti/diarchitettura/.content/Infolio/26_infolio.pdf.

4. [OA] Tulumello S. (2011), “Un contesto teorico per una ricerca sulla paura nella città contemporanea”,

Infolio, Rivista del Dottorato di Ricerca in Pianificazione Urbana e Territoriale dell'Università di

Palermo, 25, 37-40, http://portale.unipa.it/dipartimenti/diarchitettura/.content/Infolio/25_infolio.pdf.

3. [OA] Tulumello S. (2011), “Los Angeles: tre immagini per la città del futuro”, Infolio, Rivista del

Dottorato di Ricerca in Pianificazione Urbana e Territoriale dell'Università di Palermo, 25, 57-60,

http://portale.unipa.it/dipartimenti/diarchitettura/.content/Infolio/25_infolio.pdf.

2. [OA] Tulumello S. (2010), “Verso un margine mobile: un'antologia in divenire”, Infolio, Rivista del

Dottorato di Ricerca in Pianificazione Urbana e Territoriale dell'Università di Palermo, 24, 57-60,

http://portale.unipa.it/dipartimenti/diarchitettura/.content/Infolio/24_infolio.pdf.

1. [OA] Tulumello S. (2009), “Immagini, descrizioni, visioni: le città (in)visibili”, Infolio, Rivista del

Dottorato di Ricerca in Pianificazione urbana e Territoriale dell'Università di Palermo, 23, 57-60,

http://portale.unipa.it/dipartimenti/diarchitettura/.content/Infolio/23_infolio.pdf.

BOOK CHAPTERS

16. Tulumello S. (forthcoming in 2019), “Landscapes of fear”, in Kobayashi A. (ed.), International

Encyclopaedia of Human Geography. 2nd Edition, Oxford: Elsevier, accepted September 2018.

17. [OA] Tulumello S. (2019), “Struggling Against Entrenched Austerity. From the housing crisis toward

social movements for housing in post-crisis Lisbon and Portugal”, in Othengrafen F., Serraos K. (eds.),

Urban Resilience, Changing Economy and Social Trends. Coping with socio-economic consequences of

the crisis in Athens, Greece. Hannover: Leibniz Universität Hannover, 61-79,

http://repositorio.ul.pt/handle/10451/36922.

16. [OA] Tulumello S. (2019), “Ciências sociais e interdisciplinaridade: Introdução”, in Ferrão, J., Delicado

A., Horta A., Gomes C., Travassos D., Rowland J., Santos M., Tulumello S. (eds.), Reflexões sobre

Ambiente, Território e Sociedade. Três Anos do Blogue ATS. Lisbon: ICS/Observa, 463-464.

https://icsambienteterritoriosociedade.files.wordpress.com/2019/01/tres_anos_de_blogue_ats.pdf.

15. [OA] Tulumello S., Colombo A. (2018), “Inclusive communities, exclusionary city, planning n/a?

Mapping condomínios fechados semi-quantitatively in Lisbon, Cascais (and Barreiro)”, in Granjo P.,

Aboim S., Ramos A. (eds.), Changing Societies: Legacies and Challenges. Vol. i. Ambiguous Inclusions:

Inside Out, Inside In. Lisbon: Imprensa de Ciências Sociais, 481-507.

https://doi.org/10.31447/ics9789726715030.20.

14. Tulumello S. (2018) “Segurança urbana: tendências globais, contradições portuguesas e tempos de

crise”, in Carmo A., Ascensão E., Estevens A. (eds.), A cidade em reconstrução. Leituras círitcas, 2008-

2018, Odivelas: Outro Modo, 73-80. http://repositorio.ul.pt/handle/10451/35174.

13. Cotella G., Othengrafen F., Papaioannou A., Tulumello S. (2016), “Socio-political and socio-spatial

implications of the economic crisis and austerity politics in Southern European cities”, in Knieling J.,

Othengrafen F. (eds.), Cities in crisis. Socio-spatial impacts of the economic crisis in Southern European

cities [2016 RSA Best Book Award], Abingdon: Routledge, 27-47.

12. Seixas J., Tulumello S., Drago A., Corvelo S. (2016), “Potentials and restrictions on the changing

dynamics of the political spaces in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area”, in Knieling J., Othengrafen F. (eds.),

Cities in crisis. Socio-spatial impacts of the economic crisis in Southern European cities [2016 RSA Best

Book Award], Abingdon: Routledge, 217-238.

11. [OA] Tulumello S., Casimiro C. (2016), “Perceções de violência social”, in Pais J.M., Pereira C.R.

(eds.), Os Jovens portugueses no contexto da Ibero-América, Lisboa: Imprensa de Ciências Sociais, 53-

74. http://repositorio.ul.pt/handle/10451/25311.

10. [OA] Tulumello S. (2015), “O(s) futuro(s) da segurança urbana: uma reflexão em perspetiva sobre

prevenção do crime e democracia urbana”, in Ferrão J., Horta A. (eds.), Ambiente, Território e

Sociedade. Novas Agendas de Investigação, Lisboa: Imprensa de Ciências Sociais, 143-148,

http://hdl.handle.net/10451/22325.

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9. [OA] Ferrão J., Tulumello S., Bina O. (2015), “Governança territorial democrática: tensões e

potencialidades”, in Ferrão J., Horta A. (eds.), Ambiente, Território e Sociedade. Novas Agendas de

Investigação, Lisboa: Imprensa de Ciências Sociais, 149-155, http://hdl.handle.net/10451/22327.

8. [OA] Bina O., Ferrão J., Tulumello S. (2015), “The futures of ‘urban’: imagined, desired envisioned”, in

Ferrão J., Horta A. (eds.), Ambiente, Território e Sociedade. Novas Agendas de Investigação, Lisboa:

Imprensa de Ciências Sociais, 205-211, http://hdl.handle.net/10451/22336.

7. Guarino R., Menegoni P., Pignatti S., Tulumello S. (2015), “A territorial contradiction”, in Gambino R.,

Peano A. (eds.), Nature policies and landscape policies. Towards an alliance, Cham: Springer-Verlag,

69-76. Doi: 10.1007/978-3-319-05410-0_7.

6. [OA] Guarino R., Menegoni P., Tulumello S. (2015), “Contraddizione territoriale”, in Giacanelli V.,

Guarino R., Menegoni P., Pignatti S. (eds.), Sistemi ambientali e Rete Natura 2000 della Regione

Basilicata. Scoprire e Proteggere gli Ambienti Naturali e i Paesaggi Culturali della Lucania, Regione

Basilicata, 7-11, www.retecologicabasilicata.it/ambiente/files/docs/DOCUMENT_FILE_109920.pdf.

5. Tulumello S. (2014), “Marchiare per escludere: i Rom d'Italia e i processi contemporanei di esclusione

urbana”, in Lo Piccolo F. (ed.), Nuovi abitanti e diritto alla città: un viaggio in Italia, Firenze:

Altralinea, 131-146.

4. Bullaro L., Tulumello S. (2012), “Clinica Bamboo”, in Barbarelli D., Prestinenza Puglisi L., Trovato F.

(eds.), 30<40, Siracusa: LetteraVentidue, 48-53.

3. Bullaro L., Liotta S.J., Scaglione F., Tulumello S. (2012), “BU.04 Il margine del quartiere Borgo Ulivia –

Falsomiele sul fiume Oreto”, in Sciascia A. (ed.), Periferie e città contemporanea. progetti per i

quartieri Borgo Ulivia e Zen a Palermo, Palermo: Caracol, 364-367.

2. Tulumello S., Vila Toneu J., Belchior J. P., Ivars Vinaroz B. (2009), “Mondello Mare Mondello Verde”,

in Palazzotto E., Sbacchi M., Sciascia A. (eds.), Progettare mondello, Firenze: Alinea, 165-168.

1. Buccelletti A., D'Ariano M., Faccini C., Tulumello S., Ladinetti L., Lamber M., Verde A. (2007), “Fuori-

Luogo”, in Margagliotta A., Tuzzolino G. F. (eds.), Spazi di città spazi di natura, Palermo: Abadir, 100-

115.

REPORTS, REVIEWS AND OTHER PUBLICATIONS

15. Tulumello S., Pozzi G. (forthcoming in 2019) “Global margins. From the production of marginalization

to spaces of hope. An interview to Ananya Roy”. Tracce Urbane, accepted August 2018.

14. [OA] Allegra M., Tulumello S., Falanga R., Cachado R., Ferreira A.C., Colombo A. Alves, S. (2017)

“Un novo PER? Realojamento e políticas de habitação em Portugal”, Observa Policy Briefs,

http://hdl.handle.net/10451/33367.

13. [OA] Allegra M., Bina O., Inch A., Mourato J.M., Tulumello S., Pavoni A. (2017) “Transformative

Knowledge for an era of Planetary Urbanization? Questioning the role of social sciences and humanities

from an interdisciplinary perspective”, 5th INTREPID Report, COST Action TD1408, 27 September,

www.intrepidcost.eu/intrepid-reports-and-policy-briefs/.

12. [OA] Tulumello S. (2017) “Normalizing Occupation: The Politics of Everyday Life in the West Bank

Settlements [book review]”, Antipode, https://radicalantipode.files.wordpress.com/2017/08/book-

review_tulumello-on-allegra-et-al.pdf.

11. [OA] Tulumello S. (2017) “In Defense of Housing. The Politics of Crisis [book review]”, Revista

Critica de Ciências Sociais, 113, 173-176, https://rccs.revues.org/6711.

10. [OA] Tulumello S., Inch A., Bina, O. (2017) “Transformative Knowledge for an era of Planetary

Urbanization? Questioning the role of social sciences and humanities from an interdisciplinary

perspective”. Position Paper, INTREPID’s 4th Action Workshop Pre-Association of European Schools of

Planning (AESOP) Conference, 10 July, www.intrepid-cost.eu/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/AESOP-pre-

conf-seminar_position-paper_final-1.pdf.

9. [OA] Tulumello S. (2016), “The Long Way to a Safer Memphis: Local Policies for Crime Prevention

Need Structural Change”, The Benjamin L. Hooks Institute for Social Change PolicyBriefs, October

2016, 12-22, www.memphis.edu/benhooks/programs/pdf/2016hookspolicypapers.pdf.

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8. Caruso N., Hammami F., Peker E., Tulumello S., Ugur L. (2016), “Differences and connections: beyond

universal theories in planning, urban, and heritage studies. Conference report”, Urban Research and

Practice, 9(2), 219-224. Doi: 10.1080/17535069.2016.1174418.

7. [OA] Tulumello S. (2015), “A Cidade na Encruzilhada. Repensar a Cidade e a Sua Política [book

review]”, Cidades. Comunidades e Territórios, 31, 148-151,

https://revistas.rcaap.pt/cct/article/view/10021.

6. Lüer C., Jæger S., Madeira N., Böhme K., Hans S., Holstein F., Toptsidou M., Tulumello S., Bina O.,

Ferrão J. (2015), “Report on territorial impact projections”, FLAGSHIP Project Report D7.2.

5. Lüer C., Jæger S., Madeira N., Böhme K., Hans S., Holstein F., Toptsidou M., Tulumello S., Bina O.,

Ferrão J. (2014), “Report on the territorial differentiations of exposure and sensitivity analysis”,.

FLAGSHIP Project Report D7.1.

4. [OA] Tulumello S. (2014), “Local Policies for Urban Security and Spatial Planning in the Lisbon

Metropolitan Area: the Cases of Lisbon, Cascais and Barreiro municipalities”, Estudos e Relatórios ICS

5-2014, http://repositorio.ul.pt/handle/10451/15721.

3. Caruso N., Hammami F., Peker E., Tulumello S., Ugur L. (2014), “Cities that talk: Urban resistance as

challenges for urban planning. Conference report”, Urban Research and Practice, 7(3), 354-358. Doi:

10.1080/17535069.2014.966507.

2. Fabbricatti K., Tulumello S. (2012), “Report WS6: Immigration and new inhabitants in the Gateway

Cities”, in Vergano A., Caruana A. (eds.), Smart planning for Europe's gateway cities. Connecting

peoples, economies and places. Proceedings of the IX Biennial of European Towns and Town Planners,

Roma: INU Edizioni, DVD.

1. [OA] Tulumello S. (2010), “Capire la città post-industriale: riflessioni multi-disciplinari e multi-

territoriali [conference report]”, Infolio, Rivista del Dottorato di Ricerca in Pianificazione Urbana e

Territoriale dell'Università di Palermo, 24, 27-28,

http://portale.unipa.it/dipartimenti/diarchitettura/.content/Infolio/24_infolio.pdf.

CHAPTERS OF PROCEEDINGS

4. [OA] Tulumello S., Ferreira A. C., Colombo A., Di Giovanni C., Allegra M. (2017), “Social housing

policy or social policy for housing? The role of the Programa Especial de Realojamento (PER) in the

housing/planning nexus in Portugal”, in Ferreira J. A., Simões J. M., Morgado S., Costa E. M., Cabral J.,

Ramos I. L., Silva J. B., Baptista-Bastos M. (eds.), Lisbon. AESOP Annual Congress ’17. Spaces for

Dialog for Places of Dignity. Book of proceedings, Lisbon: Universidade de Lisboa, 1711-1725 [online].

3. [OA] Tulumello S., Verones S. (2013), “Is Territorial Cohesion Making Cohesion? EU Territorial

Development Policy, Evaluation, and the Multiscalarity issue in Palermo”, in Rodrigues C., Moura e Sá

F., Santinha G., Marques J.L., Mota J.C., Viegas M. (eds.), Actas da conferência internacional. Europa

2020: retórica, discursos, política e prática, Aveiro: UA Editora, 146-171 [online].

2. Tulumello S. (2012), “Term to Exclude: Rom Populations as Immigrants/Nomads in (Southern) Italy”, in

Vergano A., Caruana A. (eds.), Smart planning for Europe's gateway cities. Connecting peoples,

economies and places. Proceedings of the IX Biennial of European Towns and Town Planners, Roma:

INU Edizioni, DVD.

1. Tulumello S. (2009), “Void Zone: Readings of Fear and Solitude in the Post-industrial/Post-modern

City”, in Morgado S., Eckart F. (eds.), Proceedings book, Joint Ph. D. Seminar, understanding the post-

industrial city, Lisboa: Universidade Tecnica de Lisboa, 71-80.

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OUTREACH

OUTREACH EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES

2019. Participation. Descobre a ULisboa, University of Lisbon, 31 January.

2018. Invited speaker. “Lisbona: crisi, crescita, Turismo e diritto alla casa”. Organised by Napolilandia – I

diritti al tempo del turismo, local chapter of SET Southern European Cities against Touristification.

Naples, 29 December.

2018. Organisation. Session “Informação / Habitação”. Festival Transparente 2018. 8 December, Lisbon.

2018. Invited speaker. Open debate O que se passa com a Habitação Pública? Morar em Lisboa. Lisbon, 12

October.

2018. Participation. European Researchers’ Night (ICS-ULisboa team), Museu Nacional de História Natural

e da Ciência, Lisbon, 29 September.

2017. Instructor. Workshop “Vem aprender a fazer um blogue”, community project O outro lado do Bairro,

Amadora, 22 June.

2017. Invited speaker and session chair. XI Sessão Pública do Grupo Comunitário da Alta de Lisboa,

“Missão (Im)possível: uma comunidade segura”. Lisbon, 4 May.

2015. Participation. European Researchers’ Night (ICS-ULisboa team), Museu Nacional de História Natural

e da Ciência, Lisbon, 25 September.

2015. Coordination. Human Geography activity “Collaborative mapping of University Campus”. Estagio

ULisboa, ICS-ULisboa, 29 June - 3 July.

2014. Participation. European Researchers’ Night (ICS-ULisboa team), Museu Nacional de História Natural

e da Ciência, Lisbon, 26 September.

VIDEO AND RADIO INTERVENTIONS

2018. Intervention on the debate about new Portuguese regulations of video-surveillance, Antena Aberta,

Antena 1, 30 April, https://www.rtp.pt/play/p469/antena-aberta.

2018. “Simone Tulumello – Entre Memphis e Lisboa, o que faz uma cidade ser segura?”, 90 Segundos de

Ciência, ep. 357, Antena 1, 4 April, www.90segundosdeciencia.pt/episodes/ep-357-simone-tulumello/.

2018. Commentary on the Italian political elections, Jornal da Noite, SIC, 5 March.

2017. Intervention on the debate about tourism and its effects on Portuguese cities, Antena Aberta, Antena 1,

27 July, www.rtp.pt/play/p469/antena-aberta.

2014. Intervention on the debate about effects of crisis and poverty in Portugal, Antena Aberta, Antena 1, 14

July, http://rsspod.rtp.pt/podcasts/at1/1407/679460_161705-1407141412.mp3.

2014. Interviewed in Terra da Fraternidade, documentary movie directed by Lorenzo de Almeida, about

economic crisis and effects in Lisbon metropolitan region, broadcasted on RTP2, 27 April,

www.rtp.pt/programa/tv/p30926.

2014. Intervention on the debate about Portuguese national research policy, Antena Aberta, Antena 1, 24

January, http://rsspod.rtp.pt/podcasts/at1/1401/609917_150202-1401241425.mp3.

FEATURED INTERVIEWS

2019. Gomes, H., “Como a ‘primavera europeia’ de extrema-direita está a ser preparada à vista de todos”,

Expresso, 11 February, https://expresso.pt/dossies/diario/2019-02-11-Como-a-primavera-europeia-de-

extrema-direita-esta-a-ser-preparada-a-vista-de-todos-1#gs.0y1w5s.

2018. Pasciuti M., “Viaggio in Portogallo dove il governo socialcomunista vince aumentando i salari e

dicendo no alla Troika”, FQ Millennium, October, 28-33.

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2018. Mussá, N., “Apoio aos inquilinos alfacinhas [with Rita Silva]”, Revista Inurban, July,

https://issuu.com/manuelapereira335/docs/inurban_julho2018/18.

2018. Gomes, H., “Itália. A crise política segue aos bochechos e no fim ganha a Liga”, Expresso, 28 May,

http://expresso.sapo.pt/dossies/diario/2018-05-28-Italia.-A-crise-politica-segue-aos-bochechos-e-no-fim-

ganha-a-Liga#gs.YumE4K8.

2017. Cardoso, M.D., “Esta caravana leva activistas, moradores e ideias por uma política de habitação para

todos”, Público, 8 September, www.publico.pt/2017/09/08/sociedade/noticia/esta-caravana-leva-

activistas-moradores-e-ideias-por-uma-politica-que-garanta-a-todos-o-direito-a-habitacao-1784715.

2016. Pereira, P.J., “O referendo italiano visto de Lisboa”, Jornal Económico, 4 December,

www.jornaleconomico.sapo.pt/noticias/referendo-italiano-visto-lisboa-95457.

2016. Lobe, A., “Städte in Angst. Wollt ihr die totale” [Cities of fear. Do you want total surveillance?],

Falter, week 13, www.falter.at/archiv/FALTER_201603307D9D049015/stadte-in-angst-wollt-ihr-die-

totale-ueberwachung.

2015. Lobe, A., “Bedrohte Stadt. Auswirkungen des Terrorismus auf den öffentlichen Raum” [Endangered

city. The impact of terrorism on the public space], Neue Zürcher Zeitung, 24 November,

www.nzz.ch/feuilleton/kunst_architektur/bedrohte-stadt-1.18651386.

BLOGS AND WEBSITES

2019 – to date. Management, website Urban Transitions Hub (https://urbantransitionshub.org/).

2016 – to date. Founder and editorial board, Blogue ATS – Grupo de Investigação Ambiente, Território e

Sociedade do ICS-ULisboa (https://icsambienteterritoriosociedade.wordpress.com).

2016 – to date. Management, website research project “exPERts” (https://expertsproject.org/).

2013 – 2017. Founder and editor-in-chief. Blog of the AESOP Young Academics

(https://aesopyoungacademics.wordpress.com).

2012 – to date. Personal blog. Simone Tulumello (http://simonetulumello.wordpress.com/).

NEWSPAPER/MAGAZINE ARTICLES

Tulumello S. (2018), “Da crise às lutas da habitação”, Rosa Maria, jornal da Mouraria, December, 10,

https://issuu.com/renovaramouraria/docs/rosamaria_n10?fbclid=IwAR26RdWmW1JhDcvf9u0SoF6p1IZ

kI8jjW5myHvHF3P8y3Tw0X2uA5jqO0fI.

Rossi U., Tulumello S. (2018), “A capital, cidade-metrópole no capitalismo de tecnologia avançada”, Le

Monde Diplomatique - Edição Portuguesa, April, 6-7.

Tulumello S. (2017), “I fondi europei servono eccome, ma le regioni fanno disastri”, Linkiesta, 31 May,

www.linkiesta.it/it/article/2017/05/31/i-fondi-europei-servono-eccome-ma-le-regioni-fanno-

disastri/34417/.

Tulumello S. (2016), “Guest column: Memphis and the ‘public’: What is really at stake in Overton Park”,

The Commercial Appeal. Memphis, 15 May, 10V,

https://eu.commercialappeal.com/story/opinion/2016/05/14/guest-column-memphis-and-the-public-what-

is-really-at-stake-in-overton-park/90526948/.

Tulumello S. (2015), “Segurança urbana: tendências globais, contradições portuguesas e tempos de crise”,

Le Monde Diplomatique - Edição portuguesa, September, 8-9.

ARTICLES IN COLLECTIVE BLOGS

2012-2019. About 580 posts on my personal blog Simone Tulumello

(http://simonetulumello.wordpress.com/. Topics: Italian and European politics, cities, photography.

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2014-2017. About 50 editorial posts published on The Blog of the AESOP Young Academics during my

tenure as editor-in-chief, https://aesopyoungacademics.wordpress.com/author/simonetulumello/. Topics:

academia, open access, research assessment, cities.

2019. “Uma nova geração… de financeirização da habitação?”, Blogue ATS. Grupo de Investigação

Ambiente Território Sociedade do ICS-ULisboa, 27 February, https://ambienteterritoriosociedade-

ics.org/2019/02/27/uma-nova-geracao-de-financeirizacao-da-habitacao/.

2019. “The present of Open Access: the list of OA journals, updated and extended”, The Blog of the AESOP

Young Academics, 11 January, https://aesopyoungacademics.wordpress.com/2019/01/11/the-present-of-

open-access-the-list-of-oa-journals-updated-and-extended/.

2018. “What is urban violence?” (with A. Pavoni), Progress in Political Economy, 13 December,

http://ppesydney.net/what-is-urban-violence/.

2018. “Un novo rumo? O Fórum da Habitação no ICS-ULisboa”, Blogue ATS. Grupo de Investigação

Ambiente Território Sociedade do ICS-ULisboa, 24 January, https://ambienteterritoriosociedade-

ics.org/2018/01/24/um-novo-rumo-o-forum-da-habitacao-no-ics-ulisboa/.

2017. “Ritorno al futuro: la casa, di nuovo, al centro della questione urbana”, Fondazione Giangiacomo

Feltrinelli, 23 November, http://fondazionefeltrinelli.it/ritorno-al-futuro-di-nuovo-la-casa-al-centro-della-

questione-urbana/.

2017. “Farewell, and welcome: a new editor-in-chief for the YA blog”, The Blog of the AESOP Young

Academics, 23 November, https://aesopyoungacademics.wordpress.com/2017/11/23/farewell-and-

welcome-a-new-editor-in-chief-for-the-ya-blog/.

2017. “Portugal and austerity: what European model?” (with R. Falanga), Centre for Urban Research on

Austerity, 20 November, http://cura.our.dmu.ac.uk/2017/11/20/portugal-and-austerity-what-european-

model/.

2017. “The multiscalar nature of urban security”, Progress in Political Economy, 28 June,

http://ppesydney.net/multiscalar-nature-urban-security/.

2017. “Fear, space and urban planning: Toward a political economy of urban fear”, Progress in Political

Economy, 3 April, http://ppesydney.net/fear-space-urban-planning-toward-political-economy-urban-fear/.

2017. “Quando a vincere è l’orrore”, diPalermo, 26 February,

https://web.archive.org/web/20170301074913/http://www.dipalermo.it/2017/02/26/quando-a-vincere-e-

lorrore/ [blog offline].

2017. “Semi-quantitative mapping in comparative case-study research: Resources, constraints and research

design adaptation”, LSE Field Research Method Lab, 7 February,

http://blogs.lse.ac.uk/fieldresearch/2017/02/07/semi-quantitative-mapping-in-comparative-case-study-

research/.

2017. “A ‘possibilidade’ de umas ciências sociais ‘úteis’”, Blogue ATS. Grupo de Investigação Ambiente

Território Sociedade do ICS-ULisboa, 25 January, https://ambienteterritoriosociedade-

ics.org/2017/01/25/a-possibilidade-de-umas-ciencias-sociais-uteis/.

2017. “Saviano, De Magistris e il Meridione che (non) cambia (mai)”, diPalermo, 7 January,

https://simonetulumello.wordpress.com/2017/10/27/saviano-de-magistris-e-il-meridione-che-non-cambia-

mai/ [blog offline].

2016. “The (in)stability of change: The Italian constitutional referendum” (with A. Pavoni), Critical Legal

Thinking, 2 December, http://criticallegalthinking.com/2016/12/02/instability-change-italian-

constitutional-referendum/.

2016. “Segurança urbana, poder local e (des)centralização entre Lisboa e Memphis”, Blogue ATS. Grupo de

Investigação Ambiente Território Sociedade do ICS-ULisboa, 26 April,

https://ambienteterritoriosociedade-ics.org/2016/04/26/seguranca-urbana-poder-local-e-descentralizacao-

entre-lisboa-e-memphis/.

2016. “La Favorita, piste ciclabili e intersezioni: condividere la strada è più sicuro”, diPalermo, 5 April,

https://simonetulumello.wordpress.com/2017/10/04/la-favorita-piste-ciclabili-e-intersezioni-condividere-

la-strada-e-piu-sicuro/ [blog offline].

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2016. “A crise na Área Metropolitana de Lisboa: entre austeridade nacional e respostas locais”, Blogue ATS.

Grupo de Investigação Ambiente Território Sociedade do ICS-ULisboa, 9 March,

http://ambienteterritoriosociedade-ics.org/2016/03/09/a-crise-na-area-metropolitana-de-lisboa-entre-

austeridade-nacional-e-respostas-locais/.

2015. “Palermo tre anni dopo: amministrazione, società e cambiamento”, Rosalio, 13 April,

http://www.rosalio.it/2015/04/13/palermo-tre-anni-dopo-amministrazione-societa-e-cambiamento/.

2015. “Hai detto sponsorizzare una conferenza?”, ROARS - Return on Academic Research, 26 January,

www.roars.it/online/hai-detto-sponsorizzare-una-conferenza/.

2014. “‘Measuring’ the impact of Social Sciences and Humanities”, Blog for the Federation for the

Humanities and Social Sciences, 31 October, www.ideas-idees.ca/blog/measuring-impact-social-sciences-

and-humanities.

2014. “Oltre la crisi, da sud: il mezzogiorno d’Europa, oggi”, Europa per Civati, 13 March,

http://europa.civati.it/oltre-la-crisi-da-sud-il-mezzogiorno-deuropa-oggi.html.

2013. “Videosorveglianza a Palermo: il dibattito mancato”, Rosalio, 6 November,

www.rosalio.it/2013/11/06/videosorveglianza-a-palermo-il-dibattito-mancato/#comments.

2013. “Sicilia Futuro: verso il fallimento?”, Rosalio, 02 May, www.rosalio.it/2013/05/02/sicilia-futuro-

verso-il-fallimento/.

2013. “Sicilia Futuro: da spreco a nuova opportunità?”, Rosalio, 29 January,

www.rosalio.it/2013/01/29/sicilia-futuro-da-spreco-a-nuova-opportunita/#more-12305.

2012. “Al bando I luoghi comuni, Palermo è più sicura di Oslo”, diPalermo, 11 September,

https://web.archive.org/web/20130103155934/http://www.dipalermo.it:80/2012/09/11/al-bando-i-luoghi-

comuni-palermo-e-piu-sicura-di-oslo/ [blog offline].

2012. “Solo andata? #3 - Da Palermo a Lisbona: Simone, 29 anni, ricercatore universitario”, MicroMega

online, 22 October, http://temi.repubblica.it/micromega-online/solo-andata-3-da-palermo-a-lisbona-

simone-29-anni-ricercatore-universitario/.

LANGUAGES

Italian: mother tongue

English: C1

Portuguese: C1

Spanish: B2