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November 28, 2025European Urban and Regional StudiesOpen Access

In search of divided spaces: socio-economic vulnerability and foreign citizens’ settlement patterns in some major cities of northern and southern Italy

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FBFederico BenassiMCMaria CarellaTPThaís García Pereiro

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Overview

Analysis reveals spatial segregation impacts urban areas in Italy, highlighting social vulnerability among foreign citizens.

Key Points

  • Urban areas experience significant socio-economic inequalities, particularly concerning foreign citizens.
  • The analysis found that higher social vulnerability often correlates with patterns of foreign citizens' settlement.
  • Using local spatial correlation metrics, the research explores the division between northern and southern Italian cities.
  • Findings suggest urban planning must consider socio-economic disparities to address spatial segregation.

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Benassi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6928f11ba65b730b9ea7a1aahttps://doi.org/10.1177/09697764251388965
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