Giacomo Bottà is an adjunct professor and researcher specializing in cultural urban studies. Currently based at the University of Turku, Finland, he has also taught at the University of the Arts Helsinki and the University of Helsinki, both in Finland. He is the author of Deindustrialisation and Popular Music (2022) and has published widely on musical geographies, nightlife, industrial cities, intangible cultural heritage, and urban culture.

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• AcknowledgementsTimelineIntroduction: There is a house in Fellegara1. CCCP A Band From Anywhere2. Listening To and Looking At Affinità E Divergenze3. Emila Paranoica: Imaginary and Affective Territorialization from an Italian ProvinceConclusions: Post-Punk and Trans-European Cultural SensibilitiesBibliographyIndex

Giacomo Bottà is an adjunct professor and researcher specializing in cultural urban studies. Currently based at the University of Turku, Finland, he has also taught at the University of the Arts Helsinki and the University of Helsinki, both in Finland. He is the author of Deindustrialisation and Popular Music (2022) and has published widely on musical geographies, nightlife, industrial cities, intangible cultural heritage, and urban culture.

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• AcknowledgementsTimelineIntroduction: There is a house in Fellegara1. CCCP A Band From Anywhere2. Listening To and Looking At Affinità E Divergenze3. Emila Paranoica: Imaginary and Affective Territorialization from an Italian ProvinceConclusions: Post-Punk and Trans-European Cultural SensibilitiesBibliographyIndex

Giacomo Bottà is an adjunct professor and researcher specializing in cultural urban studies. Currently based at the University of Turku, Finland, he has also taught at the University of the Arts Helsinki and the University of Helsinki, both in Finland. He is the author of Deindustrialisation and Popular Music (2022) and has published widely on musical geographies, nightlife, industrial cities, intangible cultural heritage, and urban culture.

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• AcknowledgementsTimelineIntroduction: There is a house in Fellegara1. CCCP A Band From Anywhere2. Listening To and Looking At Affinità E Divergenze3. Emila Paranoica: Imaginary and Affective Territorialization from an Italian ProvinceConclusions: Post-Punk and Trans-European Cultural SensibilitiesBibliographyIndex