Restructurations du centre et conflits des périphéries. L’échec des projets urbains face au retrait des armées en Italie

Abstract

Through an analysis of the projects for the reconversion of military sites in three Italian cities – Rome, Taranto and Udine – this article contributes to the debate around the evolving relations between cities and the state since the 1990s. It reveals the failure of negotiations and the emergence of new conflicts over urban projects. While research concerning urban policy has underlined the strengthening of localized negotiations and agreements in the production of local public policies, this article argues that new conflicts between cities and the state characterize Italy’s territorial system, structured by two decades of decentralization but also by state retrenchment and budget cuts.

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