Biografie (im)mobili: politiche abitative e forme di mobilità in un quartiere di edilizia residenziale pubblica della città di Milano.

Based on ethnographic research and biographical interviews conducted in a public housing district of Milan, this article uses the concept of existential mobility to highlight how the effects of privatization, residualization and divestment in Public Residential Housing in Italy subject residents of public districts to multiple forms of (im)mobility, experienced through the verification of access requirements, the desire for residential mobility and the inevitability of expulsion from the urban fabric. The article concludes by looking at the occupations of public housing as the embodiment of a generative immobility that leaves room for new forms of existential mobility. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]