At Lisbon’s first Global Expat Summit in early May, mobility was celebrated as a symbol of freedom, innovation and lifestyle. Yet, outside the conference venue, many residents are facing rising rents, displacement and deepening urban inequality. This contrast reveals how privileged migration is reshaping cities and why we need more reflexive debates about who gets to move freely and at whose expense.
https://www.eurac.edu/en/blogs/mobile-people-and-diverse-societies/from-expat-paradise-to-urban-frictions-lisbon-and-the-infrastructures-of-privileg-
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Just like any other European city
“Lisbon’s first Global Expat Summit”, lol.
” debates on who get to move freely ” isto foi assinado pela Mortalhas ? 🤣
Tech bro summit. Não acho que seja um publico que interesse mas é só uma opinião..
What about the 40000 vacant second or third homes in Lisbon owned mostly by the Portuguese?
Começa com a parvoíce da palavra expat. Inventada para não se confundir com os imigrantes, que são pobres, sujos e fazem mal aos países para onde se vão.
coitadinhos dos ex-patos 🙁
Grande artigo. Curioso para acompanhar a investigação académica associada.