Finding a place to thrive: the case of the Argentine Ludar Roma
While much has been written about the substandard housing situation and marginalised socioeconomic position of Roma, fewer accounts exist of...
Dominic Teodorescu
Dominic Teodorescu is a PhD in human geography. Besides, he holds a master's degrees in Urban Planning from the University of Amsterdam (UvA). His research focuses on urban geography and housing studies in Eastern Europe. Specific research interests include ethnographies of post-socialist communities and transformations of Romanian cities. His PhD project focuses on the changing patterns of geographies of struggles where a substantial part of Romanian Roma are forced to live.
Postsocialist racialised governance in Bucharest
In an earlier contribution I described the housing situation of Ferentari, a neighbourhood in southern Bucharest. The hardships described in...
Ferentari: Bucharest’s Post-Socialist Ghetto
Romania is a country with a long socialist planning tradition that evoked in mass urbanisation, leaving a tremendous footprint on...
