URBANISTICA NAPOLETANA DEL SETTECENTO | GIANCARLO ALISIO|1979

Urban studies focused on 18th‑century Naples, this work examines the city’s built environment, urban planning, and societal transformations under Bourbon rule. It investigates key themes like public space, social stratification, and architectural heritage, weaving together historical analysis and cultural context. Through archival research, it highlights how Naples’ urban fabric reflected broader political and economic shifts. The writing style balances scholarly rigor with engaging narrative, making the work a significant contribution to studies of Mediterranean city-making and urban history.