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Territories of Emergency and Emerging Values
This article analyses multiple risks as a structural component of today’s urban and territorial change. It argues that the recurrence of risks—both natural and man-made—requires a reassessment of development priorities and planning tools. The essay therefore proposes that vulnerabilities should be c
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