El papel de la gran propiedad militar en el proceso de construcción de la ciudad italiana: el caso particular del barrio Flaminio-Guido Reni

Abstract

The research deals with the analysis of the Italian city construction process of the three last decades of the 20th century and the beginning of the 21st century starting from the great properties coming from dismantled military installations. This work analyzes military great property in urban context, its condition of “soil capital”, from which new economic and social returns are required. It is, in this sense, how special attention will be paid to the relationship between “great military property”, “real estate agents” and “financial capital”. It seems evident that, based on the military abandonment phenomenon, it exists a close relationship between property, financing and real estate developers. The property, with a previous use, when it ceases, comes into the possession of a real estate developer, a financial institution, the usual speculator, in a word, the “great capital”, is responsible for the realization of new urban actions.